Tee marker in cast aluminium – 125 mm

A tee marker is used to indicate the teeing position on a teeing area. The markers are moved regularly throughout the season as the teeing area is rotated, and must withstand daily handling, changing weather conditions and many years of use without losing function or visibility.

When the teeing area is moved almost daily throughout the season, tee markers become a fixed part of the greenkeeper’s routine. This means the choice is not only about appearance, but also about how easy the marker is to handle and how clearly it indicates the teeing position for players.

With a 125 mm head, this tee marker strikes a good balance between visibility and practical handling. It is large enough to be clearly visible on the teeing area, yet still easy to move as part of daily operations.

A size many clubs choose as an all‑round solution

Tee markers are moved far more often than many players realise. Small differences in size can therefore matter in daily use. A marker must be clear to the player, yet easy to move when the teeing area is rotated.

125 mm is a size that suits many courses because it combines a strong visual presence with a format that remains easy to work with throughout the season.

• Cast aluminium – developed for many years of daily use on golf courses.
• Powder‑coated and UV‑resistant finish – maintains finish and contrast across multiple seasons.
• 125 mm head – provides a good balance between visibility and handling – numbers/text/logo max. 100–110 mm in diameter.
• Available with colours or numbers – choose traditional colour marking or distance numbers according to the hectometre system.
• Three‑dimensional casting – logo, numbers or text stand out clearly in aluminium against the black background.

When is this the right choice?

1. When you want a versatile tee marker for daily operations.
2. When both visibility and practical handling are priorities.
3. When the club wants a consistent appearance across all teeing areas.
4. When markers need to be supplied with colours or distance numbers.
5. When you want a solution developed for many years of outdoor use.

Specifications

FAQ

Why choose a 125 mm tee marker?

125 mm is a good choice if you want a marker that is both clearly visible to players and easy to handle in daily operations. The size suits most golf courses and provides a good balance between visibility and practicality.

Can the markers be supplied with the club’s own design?

Yes. The markers can be produced with numbers, colours, logos or other markings to match the club’s visual identity.

What is the hectometre system?

Instead of colours, teeing areas can be marked with distance numbers in 100‑metre intervals (e.g. 61, 57, 52 or 48). This gives players a clear indication of the course length from each teeing position.

Why is the marker made from cast aluminium?

Cast aluminium combines high strength with low weight and is well suited for products that are handled frequently and remain outdoors year‑round.

How are the markers maintained?

Normal cleaning is usually sufficient. The powder‑coated finish is designed for outdoor use and requires only limited maintenance.

The development of our tee markers has been based on the daily operations of golf courses. We have refined size, casting and finish until the result met our own requirements for durability and practical use. You can read more about the development process in our blog post: News: Production of our new tee markers has begun!.

Since 1982, we have supplied equipment to golf courses and developed solutions based on the everyday challenges greenkeepers face. If you have any questions about choosing tee markers or the options for custom designs, you are always welcome to contact us.