First up are a set of tee markers for Arrowhead Golf Club out of Colorado. These are cut out of 3/16″ thick steel. They had us do them in 4 custom colors, here are a couple of them that I managed to grab a picture of before they were all boxed up.

Next, we’ve had several requests for tournament awards and trophies that “are something we’ve never seen before”.  We’ve been experimenting with some new techniques and have paired up with a talented local artist to produce some awards and trophies that are truly unique.  These are just samples at this point, but they turned out beautifully – and at a great price point for something of this quality!

This course asked us to come up with both a gift that each participant in their Member-Guest could recieve and a trophy for the event winners.  They wanted something with a “Native American Hatchet”.  Each piece is cut out of steel and hand painted.

The trophy is based on a piece of 8″ pipe, and probably weights 15-20lbs.  It’s also hand crafted and painted.  His incredible painting gives it a 3D look that is stunning.

Here’s another sample for a desert course.  This simple cactus will make an amazing centerpiece for a trophy.  All of the texture is done with just weld splatter and then hand painted.

Let us know if we can start working on something original and unique for your 2012 Member-Guest!

Finally here are a pair of boxes that were purchased by the guys at Trump National.  The two boxes serve two different functions.  First is what we call at ‘scorecard box’.  This gets mounted on a pole (included) and is usually stationed near the first tee.  It contains scorecards, pencils, tees, divot repair tools, etc.  The second box is what we call a ‘tournament box’.  This one is usually used by tournament organizers to carry the things they need from event to event and helps keep everything they need in one handy location.  The tournament box is made of 1/8″ aluminum and is a great looking box that is more durable than anything else on the market.  Both boxes can be completely customized to your individual needs and requirements.

Scorecard Box:

And the tournament box – it latches securely, has a sturdy handle, and a foam-lined bottom.

First up are some awards we did for Sterling Bank. This is the second year that they’ve had us build award plaques and trophies for their customer appreciation program.
 

Then we did a another bunch of signage for La Quinta Resort in Palm Springs.   This time it was for their concession stand/snack bar area.  Signs include directional signs to the stand, waterproof menu cases (one that hangs on the wall, and one that mounts on a pole which they’ll have on the tee box of the 9th hole), and a large sign for the stand itself. 

We did a set of proximity markers and matching Closest to the Pin signs for Wingpoint on the Washington coast.

The Meadow Club ordered another set of trophies for this years Meadowlark Invitational Golf Tournament.  This is definitely one of my favorite trophies that we’ve done.

We’re working on some tournament cases and scorecard boxes for Trump National.  Will have some final pictures of them next week.

Here’s Reid and Mossimo Giannulli of Mossimo clothing and G/Fore golf gloves. We’ve done some work for Mossimo in the past year, and Reid’s old college teammate and roommate, Ricky Barnes, exclusively wear’s G/Fore’s unique colored gloves.

Here’s the Barrington display piece that we made last week. Looks like it got to them just in time for the show…

Here’s a couple shots from the display of our friends at Travis Mathew.  First up is their sweet touring truck/bus.  It’s got a bar inside!  I’m lobbying Reid to let us start working on outfitting one of those for next year’s show.  He says we’ll probably have to sell a few more sets of tee markers first…  Then, Reid spotted one of the display pieces that we built for Travis Mathew last year.

We’ll have to wait and see if he gets anything else good tomorrow.

Here’s a new bag stand design that uses some twisted steel.  The twisted steel is very heavy and durable and is a great look for reasonably priced range accessories.

We use what we call “fishscale” (a process of grinding and polishing) on aluminum all the time.  For this Barrington leather point of sale display we tried fishscaling some steel.  It’s a more subtle look than on the aluminum, but I really like it.

Lastly, here’s a couple recent signs we’ve finished up for Malibu.  The colored arrows against the natural rust looks pretty cool.

In our first year we did a bunch of Point-of-Sale Displays for the guys at Travis Mathew clothing.  Then last year we did a different design.  This year we are currently finalizing the design on some shoe shelf displays.  Anyway, they said that they needed a few extra of the first design, so we knocked those out this week.  Hopefully we’ll have some of the shoe displays to show soon, too.

I was going through the camera and found this picture.  It was a tournament perpetual trophy that we built for the Interclub Championship for the guys at Troon Golf.  It turned out pretty amazing, and the real reason I wanted to post a picture was to just show a comparison between the original rendering, and the final project (sorry, the pic’s a little blurry).  Just another example that when you order from RHI, you will always have free renderings showing exactly how your custom design will look before anything gets made.