TheBeardedFatGuy
Birdie Member
I've been tasked with designing the tee sign graphics for a new course in my area and I'd like to hear any thoughts you have on what makes a good tee sign, and what you hate about a bad tee sign. Bear in mind, I have no control over the hardware, just the content of the signs themselves. I also have no control over some of my personal pet peeves, like the practice of moving baskets to alternate positions without updating the sign and flagging it somehow so those familiar with the course who no longer even look at the signs know something has changed. My main complaint about tee signs is they sometimes don't portray the position of obstacles, especially trees, accurately. You can't always see a number plaque on a basket (if there even is one) from the tee pad, and on a tightly designed course you're unfamiliar with it's very easy to misread a sign and throw for another hole's basket by mistake if you can't accurately read tree positions on the sign to locate your basket.
So. Tee Signs. Any thoughts?
So. Tee Signs. Any thoughts?