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Golf Course Products


Golf Hole Marker Paint a b


Golf Hole Marker Paint Order Code: 51127


Hole Paint Application Tool Order Code: 51122


Our unique marker paint & tool is an innovative way to make your cups more visible to both golfers and spectators alike. The long lasting application yields over 80 holes per can, and is easily applied. This patented process requires no preparation time, and can significantly increase play speed on your course. In demand and used by the PGA, Champions, and the LPGA, this is a tournament grade standard you can use to upgrade your course.


The application process is easy and the bright white paint will never interfere with your putting surface, ball or hole cup.


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Push down can and turn to paint top 1” of soil.


Hole Cup Covers c


4.25” PE Hole Cup Cover - no grass Order Code: 51249


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6” PE Hole Cup Cover - no grass c/w Engraved GUR Text on one side.


Order Code: 51245 e


4.25” Brown Solid Recycled Hole Cup Cover (With Grass)


Order Code: 51240 Top Side e Back Side


New super tough PE based materials in regulation sizes with either plain green top surface or artificial grass as shown.


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Cup Setting Tools f


Aluminium Cup Setting Tool for setting cups to the correct 1” depth below the soils surface accurately time after time, this is the tool to use.


Can also help install plastic stabiliser rings!


Order Code: 51170 f


Hole Cutting Board g


Dual layer high quality composite hole cutting board. No sharp edges to damage greens.


Order Code: 51100 g h


Curved Trimming Scissors h


Stainless steel, razor sharp hole trimming scissors. Supplied in a neat storage pouch.


Order Code: 51150


Golf Course Products | Products for the outdoor professional


All prices exclude carriage and VAT within UK


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