Disc Golf Courses need signs like a road needs signs. The first time you want to drive from point A to point B, you use a map and street signs to find your way. Disc Golf is the same. In fact the first time you see a Disc Pole Hole® you need an explanation of what it is, a chicken barbecue or what? A sign that says it's a Disc Golf Course is a minimum requirement (unless you live in Carmel, CA). Remember, signs are for the beginners. Once you drive from point A to point B, you no longer need a map or street sign except as a reminder. On a roadway you may get lucky and find point B without a map, but more than likely you will become frustrated, go home and never try again. Remember, every hole must have at least one tee sign and every Disc Golf Course a rules sign. Without signs the person who designed the course and his friends will be the only players. Circa 1975, LA County Park and Recreation Director Seymour Greeben wanted signs that were compatible with other park usage. They needed to have a long life, not easily damaged by vandals, and briefly give the required information. We agreed and asked the park department to construct such a sign. They did and we copied it and put it into production. The frame and pipe are hot-dipped galvanized, welded steel construction. The steel sign plate has been replaced with GE Lexan. Tee signs are pop riveted to the frame and are easily changed with a portable drill. The decals used on the signs are made of the same vinyl material used to darken the windows of your car or home. We also seal the edges with 3M® edge sealer, which is more than they do when tinting windows. Truly a lifetime sign as far as the elements are concerned. Remember, signs must be constructed to last a lifetime. Galvanized welded steel is the most acceptable treatment to park departments. They must be vandal resistant and 3M® vinyl is the best material we can find in the industry. We hear some park departments say, “Your signs cost too much, we can build them cheaper out of wood”. (Remember, LA County Park and Recreation Department designed our signs). You may ask why not wood? If wood signs are so economical, why do we use steel signs on our roadways and in our parks? Wood signs costs more to make, to maintain and to repair from vandalism. Last but not least, they don't convey the information required. How about a carved wood rule sign? Our tee signs provide detail difficult to convey by a carving. Sure, wood signs are good looking but not cheap unless you do not value your time. Don't install a road to nowhere. No one will use it. Disc Golf Sponsorship Signs 11" x 17" Steel construction with two sign panels. One panel for tee information and one panel for sponsor information. Includes Lexan, Decal Kit and par and ft. numbers. Disc Golf Tee Signs 8" x 11" Steel construction with one panel for tee information. Includes Lexan, Decal Kit and par and ft. numbers. Disc Golf Disc Golf Course Signs 8" x 11" Steel construction with one panel for tee information. Includes Lexan, Decal Kit. Disc Golf Rules Signs 8" x 11" Steel construction with one panel for tee information. Includes Lexan, Decal Kit. Disc Golf Front 9 Signs 8" x 11" Steel construction with one panel for tee information. Includes Lexan, Decal Kit. Disc Golf Back 9 Signs 8" x 11" Steel construction with one panel for tee information. Includes Lexan, Decal Kit. Disc Golf Boundary Signs 8" x 11" Steel construction with one panel for tee information. Includes Lexan, Decal Kit. Online Shopping Deals