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RHI Golf Course Supplies

January 3, 2025 by Joy Ball

December was record shattering month with sales. If you need custom accessories for Spring or Summer, don’t wait any longer, contact us to get your club on the production schedule! We won’t be at the 2025 PGA Show in Orlando this month, but appointments are available to discuss your project on the phone or zoom.

For Chechessee Creek Club made metal bag stands for their driving range and then club stands and ball bowls for the putting course.

This is the tripod club stand that we make out of vineyard metal logo. If you look closely, you’ll see the fine detail and texture to it. I love how unique these look.

For tee markers we made ones for the Pacific Northwest Golf Association with our metal printer. We printed directly onto the aluminum and that’s how we could include the fine detail of the flags on it.

We had the great opportunity and pleasure to work Trilogy on their butterfly tee box markers as well as create all new driving range furniture.

Each year we love working with Desert Mountain’s tournament director on creating new awards for their members to win. This one is ‘The Rattler’.

Havre de Grace High School gives these awards out every January for their event called the ‘Tomahawks Duel’.

University of Arizona did their NIT trophies.

The other tournament supply that we made the other week is a tournament case for The Club at Old Hawthorn.

We also made broken tee boxes for Killearn Club and Winged Foot.

Last to show is one of the wine barrel targets that we made for a private course.

Spring 2025 Planning Season

December 6, 2024 by Joy Ball

December is the last call to plan for all the exciting updates to your facility that you have been dreaming about. These blog posts are a great look at what some of the top country clubs in the U.S. and international community are doing.

Let’s start the inspiration with what NAUKA is doing for their driving range. They are a Tom Fazio designed golf course in Nayarit, Mexico and we created all of their driving range furniture. On select accessories, we used our metal printer to capture the detail in a smooth format. Below is a photo of their bag stand before it left our shop.

For driving range targets, we made a 3 foot diameter target for Horseshoe Bay Resort. The push handle and wheels make this easy for staff to move around and in my humble opinion, makes it the perfect target.

Another target that recently shipped, is the 20″x20″ A-frame target that we made for Spanish Oaks Golf Club in aluminum.

Here’s the small Amenity Stand that we also made for Horseshoe Bay Resort. It can hold scorecards, penciles and tees (the essetials).

We make beutiful metal tee markers for some of the nicest clubs. Below are photos that I took of the markers that we made for South Fork Country Club, The Seagate Golf Club and Apes Hill. Notice the high quality and how different each design is.

I will be posting again next week to give you more ideas. Have a great weekend!!!

Northwood Club Project

December 1, 2017 by Joy Ball

We recently built the driving accessories for Northwood Club in Dallas, Texas. We worked closely with their team to design custom made driving range accessories. Every detail was carefully thought out to give the best presentation possible. Notice how each product has a beautiful copper vein powder coat and symbols from their logo.

Here’s what their driving range looks like this month with their new rhi setup.

We designed the bagstands so that the could use the trays for a bottle of water, alignment rods, tees and either a towel or a range finder.

This driving range sign has removable flags on it in case there’s any changes down the road.

Here’s an up-close photo of their range dividers. Because there’s a small space on the dividers, the course name often works better than the icon logo.

Because of how much activity is on their driving range, we built their ball staging baskets larger than we do on average. We’re custom, so we’re happy to work with the dimensions that you think would work best at your particular facility.

Broken tee boxes continue with the presentation, so we kept a high-level of detail on these for Northwood Club.

Below is the customer designed scorecard box/amenity box. It’s 100% custom, and perfect for their needs.

Then there’s the beverage caddie. In this case, we all felt that a ball cap looked better than adding a logo. Sometimes simple is best. It continues the presentation with the same coloring as the other products.

Here’s a couple of photos of their driving range box that we took at our shop. Half of its designed for towels, while the other half has custom dividers for amenities that they need on hand like bug spray, sun screen, athletic tape, aspirin, etc.

This Amenity Table actually comes from our driving range cart designs, but our customer didn’t need the wheels or cooler so we designed their product with just the ‘bed’ portion.

Lastly, is their bag drops, which they call their ‘Sunday Bag Rack’.

We’re excited to be in the works of another custom build for them. They have a beautiful course, and we’re happy to have had the opportunity to build their range accessories and signs.

Consistent Presentation is Key

July 13, 2017 by Joy Ball

When you really see the difference in presentation is when you’re accessories are consistent in colors, style and logos.

Here’s a look at how Trinity Forest is giving their customers the best possible presentation.

This week we made a range box that stemmed from a design we created 3 years ago that was modeled off a treasure chest design (see below). The head pro at TF, took that design as inspiration for his one-of-a-kind amenity box. He added a divot bottle rack so that the space was utilized fully.

We added pneumatic hinges on after I took this photo.

We also shipped their scorecard box this week.

Below are a couple other orders that we’ve made for them in the past year or so. Notice how everything just fits together in appearance.

Frenchman’s Reserve Project

October 19, 2016 by Joy Ball

As everyone knows, there’s value in presentation. Today’s blog post is to show how to tie in colors and logo for a consistent look.

“The details are in everything that we touch..”

-Frenchman’s Reserve

18-hole, 6,855-yard, par-72 Arnold Palmer Signature Golf Course in South Florida is complete with a driving range, 2 putting greens and a chipping area.

We kept the main color as copper vein, which is a 2 toned warm coppery brown speckled with black. We stayed true to their burgundy/gold/white logo colors.

To begin, we built a slanted topped starter’s podium with top and back storage.

The upright twisted bag stands have holes drilled for alignment rods. The base has prongs to insert in the ground for extra stability.

Next, are the range dividers and club washers that tie in nice with their bag stands.

On their driving range sign, we did 2 columns of yardage for a wider/shorter look.

For the broken tee boxes & trash can enclosures, Frenchman’s Reserve chose to skip the logo, but keep the same color theme.

On the golf instruction signs we kept it subtle in size and then went crest only on the back.

The RHI crew went simple/classy on the sand & seed racks.

The crew made a sand box with full logo because we had the room on the unit, and it gave variety to logos among the other items.

Next, is their scorecard box with post and attached pin location sign. Here’s 2 photos of this piece. I took the box off of the post because I’m not tall enough to take a photo of the top of the box..

On their in-ground yardage markers, we skipped the yardage and went logo only.

Last to share are their proximity markers and tee box announcements.

Yardage Signs

September 26, 2016 by Joy Ball

RHI Golf makes quality yardage signs that are important for presentation on your range.

The crew can make 6′ buffalo targets like we did for one of the Discovery courses; Gozzer Ranch. Or we can go simplistic & classy like we did for the Peninsula. The yardage signs are also incredibly affordable, which is always a plus.

For driving range signs, the crew can make the flags interchangeable so that it gives you the utmost flexibility.

Then we did the range layout signs for Forest Highlands by using their layout sketch as reference.

We made a couple of starter’s boxes this week as well as scorecard boxes. Here’s the ones that we did for Peninsula and La Quinta. These are made of 1/8″ aluminum and are a great looking box that is more durable than anything else on the market.

The last photo that was taken of this style of podium was back when the guys use to take photos in the warehouse. Needless to say, I was excited to use the fancy camera on it.

For Sonoma, we made cart signs and a Staff Only sign. The colors tie in well together.

For Spanish Oaks, the crew made No Cart Signs and other informational signage.

We also made directional signs for The Creek at Qualchan GC & a local course, Circling Raven.

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Saratoga National and Lexus teamed up for bag stands and broken tee boxes. These really turned out nice.

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Tee Markers

First tee marker is for Shoshone CC who say that the moose are running off with their tee markers. It’s a first that we’ve heard of.

Below are tee markers for Woodmont’s South Course.

Does the tiger look familiar? It’s modeled after Tiger Woods’ head cover for the tiger tees at his U.S. Course Blue Jack National.

Below are tee markers for Silver Putter tournament and a private course.

Proximity Markers speed up the pace of play and give a professional presentation. 1. Course at Wente Vineyards. 2. Black Wolf Run. 3. DL

Fall/Winter trophies are in full swing: 1. Idle Hour’s. 2. Ponderosa Shootout for Bend G&CC.

Next, is the Captain’s Award for Black Bear Tavern, and the dusty boot for Shooting Star.

For perpetuals, we made a plaque for Jimmie Austin GC, and a trophy for Marine Memorial GC.

Marine Memorial LOVED their perpetual and surpassed their expectations that they had at time of order.

Lastly, we have ‘cattle brands’ for Spanish Oaks. The brands are something fun and unique to give winners. It’s also easy for the champions to store on a mantle, hooked on a wall or rested against a wall.

More photos soon to come . Follow us on Twitter @RHIGolf and Facebook for updates on what the top 100 US golf courses and 1,000+ clients are doing with custom fixtures on a daily basis. It’s a great way to get ideas for your facility!

Tournament Prize Ideas

June 7, 2016 by Joy Ball

Can’t think of what to give your winners? How about a canoe or a VW bus? Really! Let your imagination run wild and create a unique trophy for next golf tournament!

First up is the the VW bus that we build for The Bridges at Rancho Santa Fe. We made red, green, blue and purple buses for their Ladies’ event.

The River Club did 3D canoes for the overall champions and paddles for their flight winners.

Below are the dimensional oak tree trophies for Champions Run.

Next, are the Member-Member trophies for Boulder Ridge and the derby trophies for Kissing Camels.

TEE MARKERS

We got to use the sparkle burgundy powder for Manhattan Woods’ tournament tee markers. The other event tee maker that we did is for Mountain Brook’s hammerhead shark tee markers.