A gift for the golfer who has everything.
A kit to stamp their initials, a lucky number or the kids' names into their own wedges. About ten minutes a club, done at home, nothing sent away.
- Ship it straight to them
- Works on any brand of wedge
- Order early for Christmas
Dispatched from Brisbane
Who it's for.
The mate
Been about to buy new wedges for years. Let him make the old ones his instead. Stamp idea: the nickname that stuck.
The partner
Plays three times a week and has every polo going. This one is personal. Stamp idea: your initials or an anniversary date.
The dad
Impossible to buy for. Do it together on Boxing Day. Stamp idea: his lucky number or just DAD.
The golf trip
One kit, one hammer, one afternoon. Stamp the whole group's wedges before the first tee. Stamp idea: the trip name and year.
Pick the kit.
Initials for a stocking filler. The full set if they will want to stamp every club in the bag.
- 2 letter stamps of your choice
- 2 paint fill pens
- Full A–Z stamp set
- Full 0–9 stamp set
- 3 paint fill pens
- Full A–Z and 0–9 set, 3mm
- 12 paint fill pens
- Stamping clamp
- Ships free
They won't wreck their wedge.
Check it on tape
Every letter gets pressed into masking tape first. Nothing touches the club until the spacing looks right.
Practise on an old club
First strikes go on an old iron or scrap steel, so they learn the feel before it counts.
Clamp it down
The head is clamped on a solid surface, so it cannot move between strikes.
The paint is fixable
The fill colour wipes off with acetone and can be redone as often as they like.
They will need: a 1 to 2 kg hammer, a hard surface and an old club to practise on.
Gift questions.
Will it arrive before Christmas?
Order early. Delivery times are on our shipping policy.
Can I send it straight to them?
Yes. Put their address in as the shipping address at checkout.
What if they stuff it up?
Practising on an old club and checking every letter on tape first makes that unlikely. The stamp goes on the back, toe or hosel, never the face, and the paint fill can be wiped off and redone.
Will it work on their clubs?
Yes. Wedges, irons and putters from any brand. Forged heads are softer and stamp deepest. Cast heads need a firmer strike.
What else will they need?
A 1 to 2 kg hammer, a hard surface like concrete or a steel plate, and an old club to practise on. Most golfers have all three.
What if they don't love it?
Unused kits can be returned. See our refund policy.