GREENS CUPS Ever-White Cups
• The patented Ever-White Cup teams an aluminum outside with a Bright White plastic sleeve • No paint to chip
• Easily replaceable sleeve stays tight in the cup during play • Resonates with the classic aluminum sound when the ball drops in • Meets all USGA regulations PA-935 Aluminum Ever-White Cup
$29.00 PA-935-1 Ever-White Replacement Sleeves (case of 18) $38.00
Custom Decals for Ever-White Sleeve One logo included with the minimum order of 36. No art charge if vector art is supplied. Customer applies decals. PA-520-1
$2.15ea Cup Stop
By inserting this rigid plastic disk into the bottom of the cup, the cup will not “sink” into the green once it is set. Sold in sets of 18. Use with Par Aide model#’s 920,930, 935 only PA-932 Cup Stop $52.00
Aluminum Cup
Regulation Plastic Cup • Durable Bright White • Minimum taper for a snug fit • Meets all USGA regulations 6” high
PA-920 Reg Plastic Cup $9.15
Practice Green Plastic Cup • Durable Bright White • Minimum taper for a snug fit • Meets all USGA regulations 4” high
PA-940 Plastic Green Cup $7.50
• Diecast oversized, then machined to dimensions minimizing “wobble” • Anodized and dichromated for ultimate corrosion protection
• Vertical surfaces are powdercoated to prevent paint chip
• Meets all USGA regulations 6” high
PA-930 Aluminum Cup $27.75
Hole Targets Zinc Cup
• Same characteristics as the aluminum model
• Molded in Zinc for improved strength and stability.
• Inside of cup is powdercoated White • Meets all USGA regulations 6” high
PA-937 Zinc Cup $46.65
www.easypicker.com 800.641.4653
8” Plastic Cup • Durable Bright White • Easier target for beginners PA-925 Big Cup $15.55
Eight-Inch Hole Cutter/Adapter can be used to install 8” cup. See page 96.
• Make the hole more visible • Same visual effect as hole paint • Comes in sets of 18 MI-651620 White $71.10
Hole Targets Cup Setter • Easily installs Hole Targets MI-655626
email:
salesdept@easypicker.com
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