Template · Golf
The hole, the pin, and the local rule. On the tee post.
A tile on every tee marker with the diagram, the yardages, the carries that matter, and how the hole wants to be played — plus today's pin position and conditions, which is the part a cast sign can never show. Nothing to download, on a tee box with a group waiting.
What's in this template
No credit card required. Markers are $29 each — a full eighteen is one per tee post.
Three places a tile earns its keep
The first tee
The highest-value single placement if you're starting small. Local rules, pace expectation, today's conditions, and the beverage cart schedule — delivered once to every group that plays the course.
Every tee post
Eighteen tiles, one Experience per hole. The diagram and yardages a sign already carries, plus the pin position, the conditions, and the pro's note on how the hole wants to be played.
The practice facility
Range dividers and the short-game area: drills from your instruction staff, lesson booking, and club fitting. Range time is the least-monetized real estate on most properties.
Outing day on Saturday, standard play on Sunday
Because the Experience is edited rather than reprinted, the same eighteen tiles can carry outing content for one day — scramble format rules, the closest-to-the-pin hole, a sponsor's message on their hole, where lunch is — and revert to standard hole information the next morning. Sponsor recognition on a tee box is worth selling, and it costs nothing to produce.
Ready to build?
Start with this template
Free to build. Markers are $29 each — most courses start with the first tee and their signature hole.
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