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Mods, please clean it up.
But seriously, where does JJ get 3 new courses from?
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Apparently too late at night for me to be posting, especially on a device I'm not too familiar with :/
Mods, please clean it up.
But seriously, where does JJ get 3 new courses from?
Not sure, but it does speak to John not going away quietly.
Jenga54
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HeavyCritters
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Soooo many Firebird (FAF) T-tops had to die for this pic. :\
Yes, simply put, it needs focus and work ON the courses, not OFF them! Marketing naming branding festivals felony dumping all dont mean anything if the courses themselves can't deliver and are in shambles! I think tee signs have been needed for about 10 years!!!
BuzzzFlicker87
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The benches are worse than the signage imo
Thought it was Jeremy
It was. I think he made it through 2 or so courses before giving up bc they all got trashed or lost by Infrasound people.
Nah I made it through all the courses before they started getting yanked out and smashed.
They could go for some new ones again - they were all handpainted and now when I do signage I just do it on the computer so it looks more professional.
Laminated paper signs actually hold up surprisingly well when pinned to a wood board,, and when they eventually do get soggy enough they're cheap to replace.
Played all the HBH courses in the Spring of 2016. Really appreciated those signs, especially the round we played on Bear, completely un-mowed and soggy af. The other half of our group had played it a day or two earlier and you happened to put the signs up between their round and ours. Let's just say our group had a lot more fun. So a long overdue thank you, sir.
Totally agree. A laminator is probably one of the single best purchases for my DG club I have ever made. It really is amazing how well laminated office paper holds up.
Cgkdisc
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Laser Printable Tyvek paper also works well with no lamination needed. You can also staple or nail through it and don't lose the lamination seal since there isn't one.
da Crippler
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There are also simple techniques to transfer printed images to wood that can then be weatherproofed. Printed images do tend to fade in the sun though, they're probably more suited for temporary signage.
Cgkdisc
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Laser print, especially black, holds up much better to UV fading than inkjet though.
HeavyCritters
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Glad to see everyone stay on topic here. 
Hi. Welcome to DGCR. You must be new here.
Jenga54
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This is the best info I've seen in a week. I need to re-do signage at one of my courses now that we've expanded and completed it. Now I have a few more hours of obsessive research to figure out how and where to do laser printed tyvek. Seems like just the right DIY level where we can replace a tee sign if some poopoo head defaces one. That's my biggest worry about buying a nice set of 36 signs from a company, then needing to do a single 2 years later.
In my experience, the more plain and boring the signs look (while still having all the important of the hole on them) generally aren't stolen or abused by vandals. The sharper they look, the more reason some punk may and try and steal it or magic marker it up.
