Fast, fair, and genuinely into it
Short turnarounds and pricing that doesn't punish a small run. We got into this because we like stickers, and that's why the work moves quickly.
About
Plenty of printers will take your order. Very few of them know what a member-guest is, or why the dates matter.
Walk into any pro shop and you'll find logo balls and logo tees. Good things to sell, but they stay on the course. A sticker goes anywhere, and it does something the rest of the rack can't: it turns a logo into a badge. People put the places they love on their bottles, their coolers, their back windows. Golf hasn't taken that seriously yet.
A general-purpose print shop treats a course order like any other job. We've built the whole operation around it: the questions we ask, the turnaround we hold to, the run sizes we're happy to take.
It also means we move quickly. Short runs, tight deadlines, artwork that needs redrawing before it's fit to print. That's our normal, not a special request. Tell us the date and we'll tell you straight whether we can hit it.
How we work
Short turnarounds and pricing that doesn't punish a small run. We got into this because we like stickers, and that's why the work moves quickly.
Nothing goes to production until someone at the course has looked at it and said yes. Revisions at that stage are part of the process.
Some logos don't survive being shrunk to two inches. We'd rather redraw it or say so up front than print something that looks muddy on the rack.
A tournament sticker that arrives the following Tuesday is worthless. If a date is tight we'll say whether it's doable before you commit.