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7 suppliers

Signage and course furniture

Designer Golf Products

Odessa, United States

Get personalized tee signs, tee markers, yardage markers and site furnishings for your golf course from Designer Golf Products, an Odessa, Florida manufacturer working with public, private and resort courses.

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Signage and course furniture

Fairway Products

Bury, United Kingdom

Family-run Bury manufacturer of golf course equipment and greenkeeping tools, including the Multimat, flags, pins, hole cups and signage.

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Signage and course furniture

K&M Golf

Barnard Castle, United Kingdom

Order scorecards, Golfair yardage guides, green fee tags, fixture books, diaries, course signage and tee furniture, plus course measurement, from K&M Golf in County Durham, serving UK golf clubs.

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Signage and course furniture

Par Aide

St. Paul, United States

You can outfit your tees, greens, bunkers and practice areas with course accessories and turf maintenance tools from St. Paul maker Par Aide, bought through distributors worldwide.

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Signage and course furniture

Clere Golf

Newbury, United Kingdom

Course surveys, printed scorecards, course guides and signage, plus maintenance and pin placement software, for golf clubs, resorts and tournaments from a Newbury company supporting over 2,000 clubs.

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Signage and course furniture

David Golf

Clayton, Australia

Order golf course signage, flags, furniture, tee and green supplies, maintenance tools and driving range equipment online without a quote from an Australian maker in business since 1956.

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Signage and course furniture

Prestwick Golf Group

Sussex, United States

Sussex, Wisconsin maker of golf course furnishings since 1997: tee markers and signs, range dividers, bag racks, benches, beverage stations, towel and waste solutions.

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Choosing a supplier of golf course signage and course furniture

From the firms in this category you can source the signs, markers and furniture golfers see on every hole, from tee signs and yardage markers to benches, bag racks and litter bins. Several make these products in their own workshops and offer custom logo work, so your course, range and clubhouse can share one consistent look. This list sets out what each firm makes, where it serves and how it sells, so you can shortlist the ones that fit your course and region.

Makers of tee signs and course furnishings

Designer Golf Products in Odessa, Florida makes tee signs, tee markers, yardage markers and directional signs in materials from cast bronze and granite to DuraLumber recycled plastic, and the company says its two furnishing lines are made in the USA. Prestwick Golf Group builds bag racks, range dividers, benches, beverage stations and waste bins at its Sussex, Wisconsin site, sold in matching collections. Par Aide in St. Paul makes tee markers, 5-foot tee benches, Trash Mate receptacles and a recycled plastic furniture line.

Wider course equipment suppliers

If you want signage on the same order as flags, cups and rakes, David Golf says its Melbourne workshop cuts, prints and hand-finishes signs and course furniture, including benches and merbau litter bins. Fairway Products in Bury, England makes tee markers, litter bins and course furniture next to its Multimat winter fairway mat.

Print and course data firms

K&M Golf and Clere Golf are print-led. Both supply course signage along with scorecards and yardage guides, and both measure courses, Clere Golf by drone and LiDAR.

What to compare

  • Where they serve. David Golf covers Australia and New Zealand, K&M Golf serves UK clubs, Fairway Products ships across the UK and quotes for Europe and beyond, and Par Aide and Clere Golf list worldwide.
  • How you buy. Par Aide sells only through distributors, while David Golf offers online ordering.
  • Delivery. Fairway Products publishes UK and European delivery windows, and K&M Golf offers next working day emergency scorecards for orders placed before noon.
  • Custom work. Designer Golf Products and Prestwick Golf Group offer custom logo branding, and David Golf makes to course specification.
  • Track record. Par Aide dates from 1955, David Golf from 1956 and Designer Golf Products from 1984.
  • Memberships. Prestwick Golf Group is a GCSAA Affiliate Member, and Clere Golf is a BIGGA partner.

Compare the 7 suppliers listed for signage and course furniture

Use this table to build your shortlist fast: you see where each supplier is based, what it supplies and how long it has traded, taken from its own website. Open a listing for photos, full services and a direct way to get in touch.

SupplierBased inWhat it suppliesFounded
Clere GolfNewbury, United KingdomDrone and LiDAR course surveys; Course guides and yardage books; ScorecardsNot published
David GolfClayton, AustraliaTee markers, ball washers, flags and putting cups; Course signage made in-house; Course furniture and litter bins1956
Designer Golf ProductsOdessa, United StatesTee signs; Tee markers; Yardage markers1984
Fairway ProductsBury, United KingdomMultimat winter fairway mat; Golf flags and flag pins; Hole cups, holecutters and accessories1998
K&M GolfBarnard Castle, United KingdomScorecards; Golfair aerial course guides and yardage books; Green fee tagsNot published
Par AideSt. Paul, United StatesTee area products; Green area products; Bunker rakes1955
Prestwick Golf GroupSussex, United StatesClubhouse and bag drop furnishings; Practice area accessories; Tee area markers and signs1997

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Which of these suppliers have been trading longest?

Of the 5 that publish a founding year, the longest established are Par Aide (1955), David Golf (1956), Designer Golf Products (1984) and Prestwick Golf Group (1997).

Which brands do these suppliers make or carry?

Brands named on their own websites include PinZone (Clere Golf); Course Manager (Clere Golf); Clere Golf Hub (Clere Golf); ClereGolf Enhance (Clere Golf); Tournament Manager (Clere Golf); Fiberbuilt (David Golf); SCUD (David Golf); NP50 (David Golf).

Which publish memberships, accreditations or approvals?

Clere Golf (Official partner of the DP World Tour, Official partner of England Golf, GCMA official partner); Prestwick Golf Group (GCSAA Affiliate Member, Preferred On-Course Furnishings Supplier to PGA Golf Club Port St. Lucie and PGA Frisco).

Which publish lead times or minimums?

Fairway Products: UK mainland orders: usually by 5pm next working day (express) unless otherwise stated; Highlands, offshore and Northern Ireland 2-5 days;...; K&M Golf: Emergency and short-run digital scorecards: orders placed before noon can be delivered the next working day.

Can I buy directly from Par Aide?

No. Par Aide does not sell to end users, so you buy its tee markers, benches, Trash Mate receptacles and recycled plastic furniture through one of its distributors worldwide, which you can find with the dealer locator on its site.

Which suppliers can put my club logo on signs and markers?

Several firms here offer this. Designer Golf Products offers custom logo design for signs and markers, Prestwick Golf Group offers custom logo branding across its furnishings, Par Aide makes FusionCast custom tee markers and signs, and David Golf makes custom entrance signs and manufactures to course specification.

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Questions about Signage and course furniture

How many suppliers are listed for signage and course furniture?

7 suppliers: 3 in the United Kingdom, 3 in the United States and 1 in Australia. The comparison table lists them in alphabetical order.

Which suppliers for signage and course furniture are based in the United Kingdom?

Clere Golf, Fairway Products and K&M Golf.

Which of these firms make their own signs and furniture?

You can buy direct from makers here. Designer Golf Products manufactures signage and furnishings in Florida, Prestwick Golf Group builds at its Wisconsin site, David Golf says its Melbourne workshop finishes every tee sign by hand, and Fairway Products says its products are made in UK factories.

Who supplies course signage and furniture in Australia and New Zealand?

Your local option in this list is David Golf, based in Clayton, Victoria, which serves Australia and New Zealand and opened a New Zealand operation in July 2025. It makes directional signs, timber tee signs, cast bronze plaques and distance markers, plus benches, seats, drinking fountains, bag racks and litter bins, and offers online ordering.

Which are based outside the United Kingdom?

Designer Golf Products, Par Aide and Prestwick Golf Group (United States); David Golf (Australia).

Which of these suppliers have been trading longest?

Of the 5 that publish a founding year, the longest established are Par Aide (1955), David Golf (1956), Designer Golf Products (1984) and Prestwick Golf Group (1997).

You can check every answer against the 7 listings in this section: each one is worked out from what they publish.