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Standard Golf’s New Products for 2025: Turf Align Pro, Magnum Pro Hole Cutter, Deluxe Cup Setter

Golf course operators can now streamline maintenance workflows with 14 new tools built to save time and improve playing surface consistency

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Golf course operators can now streamline maintenance workflows with 14 new tools built to save time and improve playing surface consistency

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Standard Golf is kicking off 2025 with the launch of 14 innovative products designed to elevate golf course maintenance, aesthetics, and efficiency. In a recent conversation between Vice President Matt Pauli and Account Executive Michael Bohlmann, the duo highlighted the exciting additions to the company's product lineup.

Leading the innovations is the Turf Align Pro, a tool that ensures precise turf fusion during cup changes, featuring a metal spike for fusing plugs and a dowel for smoothing the surface. The custom laser-cut tee markers, crafted from thin-grade aluminum and powder-coated in any color, allow courses to showcase their logos or branding in style. Building on this personalization, Standard Golf introduces an upgraded litter caddie that seamlessly integrates the same custom designs, offering both liner and liner-free options for a sleek, polished look.

Customization takes another leap with the dome resin tee markers. Using advanced routing and UV resin technology, these markers offer a durable, domed look that accommodates multiple logos—perfect for tournaments and events.

To improve cup-changing efficiency, Standard Golf has developed adeluxe cup setterwith a durable, full-metal finish and a set screw for precise adjustments.

To improve cup-changing efficiency, Standard Golf has developed a deluxe cup setter with a durable, full-metal finish and a set screw for precise adjustments. The pinpoint cup changer eliminates the need to bend over, making the process quicker and easier for superintendents.

Highlighting their engineering expertise, Standard Golf introduces two new hole cutters: the Magnum Pro Hole Cutter, featuring a bubble level, locking handles, and bolted screws for added stability, and the Hammerstrike Hole Cutter, a budget-friendly alternative designed for efficiency with a foot pedal ejector and hammer-down design.

As 2025 unfolds, Standard Golf's focus remains on delivering quality, innovation, and customization to meet the needs of courses and superintendents worldwide.

As 2025 unfolds, Standard Golf's focus remains on delivering quality, innovation, and customization to meet the needs of courses and superintendents worldwide.

With this exciting new lineup, Standard Golf is ready to continue setting the standard for golf course accessories.

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Hello and welcome back to another Standard Golf video. My name is Michael. I'm here with Matt Pauli. Matt, we've got fourteen new items for this year. Fourteen. Twenty twenty five. So happy new year. And, we're jumping into, just talking a little bit about all fourteen of these items. So you ready to go? Let's do it. So, Matt, let's jump into the first item. What do we have right here? It's our Turf Align Pro. Good tool for superintendent to take out while they're changing cups. You've got the the metal spike here to be able to fuse the turf with the plug as you put it in the dress, and then, of course, the dowel helps smooth out the turf, as you change your cups. It's our custom laser cut t marker. Nice little thin grade aluminum laser cut to whatever logo you want, whether it's a corporate logo or maybe it's your course logo. We powder coat them in any color. Pretty cool new t marker. And then we're stealing the t marker and going to the old favorite, the litter caddy. Yeah. Looks really good. Take your logo that you put onto your laser cut t marker and put it right onto your litter caddy, nine gallons. So you can either have it with the liner or without. My favorite look is with liner. Looks really, really clean on any golf course out there. Jumping into the next items, Matt, we have five right here. We have a little practice green look and then also our Royal Iron Tournament look. So on our plastic line, we have our wood grain appearance that comes in both our royal line, which is our half inch, and then it also comes with our tournament, which is our half inch to three quarter taper. And then, Matt, how about our, practice screen? Well, we're dressing up the practice screen a little bit now. So we will take the practice screen rods, give it a nice little wood finish as well as the cast aluminum, marker top. And we're putting the bases as a matte black, so it just gives a nice finish to look out on the golf course. We talked about our laser cut tee marker. What can we do with our dome resin machine in the back? Oh, this is awesome. So now we had our, tilted block tee markers. It used to sit like this. Got our routing machine out. Routed out five sides. Used our dome resin machine where we can print the detail, then we drop the UV ray resin onto it. Gives the detail a nice domed look, and now you can customize these tee markers. You guys might recall the GCSAA golf outing last year in Phoenix sponsored by Toro here. These were the tee markers, so it was a great look. So you could put multiple logos on it. Your course logo, maybe a tournament logo, event logo, works out really well. Now, Matt, let's really quickly talk about changing cups and setting cups. We have our deluxe cup setter right here. We have a set screw on the side and full metal finish for a high durability look. How about you? Yeah. The pinpoint cup changer allows you to change a cup without bending over. So it takes the tools of a cup setter, and you can just place it into the cup, turn the handle, pull the cups right out. Very easily saves time on the back. So, Michael, last year we introduced the SG Pro hole cutter and it was a rousing success. This year, we're gonna top that. We have two new cup cutters coming out this year. Tell us about our two new cup cutters. Yeah, you bet. So on my right, we have our Magnum Pro hole cutter. Great design by our engineer team in the back. We have our level bubble on top. We have our bolt bolted screws that go right through the handle on both sides so you won't have the handle turning, twisting and turning. And then we also have a locking handle along with a grip. So going to and from the green, it's gonna be a, great carrying tool. And moving on to my left side, we actually have the Hammer Strike hole cutter new for twenty twenty five. Matt, what's new about it? Matt, so this is our second pound down or hammer down hole cutter. We've heard the talk out on the market that, the SG Proloquo works great, is a little expensive, so we designed a hammer strike hole cutter for about third the price. We're looking at, this being very economically friendly. Hammer down the the, the cup, the blade, locked it in place, bubble level, and we got rid of that pesky ejection, handle. And so you actually use a foot pedal to eject the plug. It's a great hole cutter. It's gonna really, probably set the world on fire. And so, Matt, that's fourteen brand new items coming in for the catalog twenty twenty five. While we're here displaying all this product, what are you excited for when moving into twenty twenty five? Well, in twenty twenty five, I'm excited about the fact that we can do multiple different types of customized tee markers. My courses are loving the different way to customize it. New tools to help make those superintendents' jobs a little bit more efficient and save them some money with some other tools. So I'm really excited about all of it, really. Customized products and more efficient, work and less expensive for the superintendents. Customers and distributors, thank you very much for everything you done in twenty twenty four, and we look forward to a positive twenty twenty five. That's right.

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