Do you love the look of woods, but hate the upkeep? RHI has your solution with the wood paneling look, but without the maintenance of staining wood. Great to match existing wood products, and great pricing like all of our products. Ask your sales team about the new Teak Line! info@rhigolf.com or 208.635.5203
Here is a look at the RHI Teak Collection in computerized renderings. Above shows how beautiful and classic that the ‘teak’ looks like in real-life.
Today’s blog starts with the accessories that we built for the University of Arizona at their home course, Sewailo. They chose from our new line of custom insulated coolers that was our best selling new product of 2016. Next, is a club cleaning station and a divot mix box with a hinged lid.
For the benches, we used a light colored trex, which is much more comfortable and durable than wood. The logo looks really nice on the panels on this 6′ bench. 
We had a family who worked with us to design a sand & seed box with a memorial poem dedicated to their loved family member. They donated it to their home course here locally; Coeur d’Alene Public Golf Course. This unit holds 14 bottles, and has bottom storage for empty bottles, which is accessible from a backdoor. For more sand and seed options, check out our section under the tab, ‘Driving Range.’
PGA West worked with us again for their legends event this month. We made driving range targets and table center pieces drawn from the silhouettes of Arnold Palmer, Jack Nicklaus and Tom Weiskopf.
Here’s the driving range sign that we made Boonsborro, the teaching sign A-frame that we made for Carmel Valley Ranch. and a A-frame cart sign that we made for Sun City Grand
Last, on signage is the clock sign that we made for The Vintage Club.
For perpetual awards built an oil rig trophy for ExonMobile.
We also made a driftwood inspired perpetual trophy. Real driftwood has durability issues through the years, so our client chose a metal ‘driftwood’ instead.
Lastly for awards, are the individual trophies that we made for Southern Dunes and for University of Oklahoma.
Besides awards, a must-have for tournament supplies is custom proximity markers with your logo and club colors. These greatly increase the speed of play and add another level of professionalism to your events.
To end today’s blog, here’s a peak at a custom prototype that we’re working on.
2. We finalized the details on the Pied Piper trophy with Jonathan’s Landing while Hurricane Matthew was raging and clients were evacuating. Member-dedication doesn’t get much better than that!
3. The Gobbler was a fun theme to work with, and actually was the first trophy that our newest designer, Zach ever created. Our crew built an extra for his desk to commemorate this achievement.
4. The Cliffs showcased their logo for their couples tournament, and broke from their usual copper vein with cool silver.
5. Spanish Peaks‘s perpetual trophy for their inter-club battle. The ‘mountain’ has each of the 3 participating clubs’ logos cut out, and the mountain rotates so that the winning team each year can have their logo in front. That was Reid’s idea (owner of RHI).
6. Lakewood CC had us re-create their 1941 Victory Invitational pamphlet for their perpetual trophy.
