Dial in your scoring clubs before a round, or dig it out of the dirt in a practice session and take your practice area to the next level. Not only are these markers efficient, but they look great, too. There are two types of Short Game Markers to choose from: 1. Traditional Driving Range (golfer hits from mats or grass with the markers out on the “range” at their respective yardage) These markers are targets creating "space within space" by making a dedicated wedge area where your practice area already exists. Progressive sizing in both height and width as yardages increase shown in the table below. Yardage Width Height 20y 4" 16" 30y 4" 20" 40y 5" 24" 50y 5" 28" 60y 6" 32" 70y 7" 36" 80y 7" 40" 90y 8" 44" 100y 8" 48" 2. Short Game Practice Green Area (golfer is playing into a practice green from set yardage markers) These markers are points of origin creating a more efficient way to utilize your practice green space. Same height and width throughout set, 24" x 5". There has been overwhelming positive feedback on both types of markers! They are the short game solution you didn't know you need.. but won't be able to practice without them after you use them Handmade in The Hudson Valley, New York Reach out for a quote!
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