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A Must For Your Golf Outing

 Are you planning a golf outing?  Maybe you are a golf course attendant who hosts many outings. One of the ways to help with the costs of the outing is through sponsors.  As a golf course you may want to recommend sponsorship signs.  These sponsors help donate money to the cause.  SignOutfitters.com has the perfect way of showing off these sponsorship's.

Golf Hole Sponsor signs will show off your sponsor names with a sign that will let the name stand out.  With a 15" sign stake included you can place these sponsor signs at the tee boxes of different holes.  Your golfers will see your sponsor names where ever you place the signs. 

These signs are digitally printed and ship out very fast.  These signs can be customized with your golf outing and the sponsor names laid out easily.  Signs feature This Hole Sponsored by with a clip art of a golf green.  Other golf sign templates can be found here.

Custom OSHA Danger Sign - Aluminum - Stupid Deal of the Week

Did you know that you can get custom Danger OSHA Signs?  Sign Outfitters is proud to offer these signs with any text that you would like.  Also it is this weeks Stupid Deal of the Week so you can get this at a lesser price then usual.  Limited quantities so get yours today!

Perfect Father's Day Gift

This personalized life ring is constructed with solid, closed cell foam throughout.  Life ring is soft and resilient to the touch, resists weather, temperature extremes, rot and mildew.  Customized with your Boat Name, Port Name, and lettering color choice.   (Life rings are available in white only).

 

The 20'' version is the most popular choice.

Optional mounting kits available.  USCG Approved (160.050/61/2)

 

Did you know? A lifebuoy, ring buoy, lifering, lifesaver or lifebelt, also known as a "kisby ring" or "perry buoy", is a life saving buoy designed to be thrown to a person in the water, to provide buoyancy, to prevent drowning.  The "kisby ring", or sometimes "Kisbie ring", is thought to be named after Thomas Kisbee (b: 1792, d: 1877) who was a British naval officer.¹

 

1.  Wikipedia contributors, "Lifebuoy," Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia, http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Lifebuoy&oldid=328159486 (accessed December 18, 2009).