Hole in One Plaques
A hole in one is something a golfer never forgets. They are the story of legend and lore. Some happen when there's no one around to witness, while others make the highlight reels on national television:
- 62-year-old Norweigan native Unni Haskell hit a hole-in-one on the first swing of the first hole of the first course she ever played. Read More...
- On a 212-yard par 3 hole, Greg Bontrager and Justin Pressnall, involved in match play against one another, made back-to-back holes-in-one. Read More...
- Or how about Tiger Woods exciting hole in one in 1997. Video...
What is the chance that a golfer will make a hole in one?
- Tour player making an ace: 3,000 to 1
- Low-handicapper making an ace: 5,000 to 1
- Average player making an ace: 12,000 to 1
- Two players from the same foursome acing the same hole: 17 million to 1
- One player making two holes-in-one in the same round: 67 million to 1
(www.nationalholeinoneregistry.com)
It's little wonder that a hole in one is not only worthy of celebration but commemoration with a permanent record of the event. FusionCast technology is perfectly suited to making custom plaques including golfer name, date, sponsor, club and other pertinent information. Our plaques are not made from a template but designed from scratch to your specifications. They can be as unique as your course, location or event.
FusionCast combines metal with high density urethane (HDU) to create products that look and feel like traditionally made metal plaques but with a number of significant advantages. Our plaques are much lighter making them easier to ship and handle. They use less metal making the less expensive to produce. The savings can translate into ordering additional plaques for presentation to the player as well as installation on the course or golf club.
