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Longest Drive & Closest-to-Pin Awards
Give the side contests their own moment. These awards distinguish a longest drive from a closest-to-pin result with an inscription built around the specific challenge.
$89–$229 per trophy, USD · final price confirmed in your written quote
Who are the Longest Drive & Closest-to-Pin Awards for, and what is personalized?
The Longest Drive & Closest-to-Pin Awards are made-to-order trophys for tournament organizers and corporate outings, suited to skill contests, fun events and charity outings. Each piece carries four personalized lines: Winner, Contest, Hole and Event. The suggested size is 8"–12" H, and the material direction is acrylic or metal.
The first 4 images are AI-generated design views of the Longest Drive & Closest-to-Pin Awards; the last is a collection setting. None is completed customer work.
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Longest Drive & Closest-to-Pin Awards specifications
- Format
- Trophy
- Material
- Acrylic or metal
- Suggested size
- 8"–12" H
- Personalization
- Winner, Contest, Hole, Event
- Made for
- Tournament organizers, Corporate outings
- Occasions
- Skill contests, Fun events, Charity outings
- Price
- $89–$229 USD per trophy
- Collection group
- Course contests and special achievements: give each individual contest its own clear recognition.
List each contest separately in the order, including hole number and any division. Add a measured result only when the tournament organizer has confirmed the number and unit for the final inscription.
Example Longest Drive & Closest-to-Pin Awards inscription
Illustrative wording, not a customer order.
- Winner
- Sam Reed
- Contest
- Closest to the Pin
- Hole
- Hole 8
- Event
- Autumn Classic 2026
Sam Reed
Closest to the Pin
Hole 8
Autumn Classic 2026
Several Longest Drive & Closest-to-Pin Awards pieces with different winner lines?
Download the CSV template (headings only): one row per inscription, typed exactly.
How does the Longest Drive & Closest-to-Pin Awards compare?
Build your own shortlist| Design | Longest Drive & Closest-to-Pin Awards This design | Classic Golf Tournament Trophy | Club Championship Trophy | Golf Tournament Sponsor Plaque |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| What it is | Give the side contests their own moment. These awards distinguish a longest drive from a closest-to-pin result with an inscription built around the specific challenge. | Bring a classic cup silhouette to the tournament award table. The trophy gives the event title and champion a familiar, celebratory presentation. | Give the final putt a trophy worth presenting. This trophy combines a golf-inspired curve with acrylic, metal and walnut around the champion's name. | Thank the sponsors who helped make the tournament happen. A sponsor plaque pairs the organization name with the event and a short acknowledgment. |
| Why choose it | List each contest separately in the order, including hole number and any division. Add a measured result only when the tournament organizer has confirmed the number and unit for the final inscription. | Choose the height around the importance of the category rather than making every award equally large. A larger overall championship cup and smaller flight awards create a clear hierarchy for the ceremony. | Choose a shared club trophy for the overall winner or matching individual pieces for flight champions. The distinction should be in the inscription as well as the presentation order, especially when gross and net results are recognized separately. | Make the sponsor's contribution the subject of the wording. If sponsorship levels differ, decide whether that level belongs on the plaque or only in event materials before producing a coordinated set. |
| Material | Acrylic or metal | Metal cup with wood or resin base | Acrylic, metal and walnut | Walnut or acrylic with brushed metal plate |
| Suggested size | 8"–12" H | 12"–18" H | 10 in tall | 10" x 8" |
| Price | $89–$229 per trophy | $89–$229 per trophy | $229–$449 per trophy | $69–$159 per plaque |
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Fairway Trophy Co planning guides
All buying guidesTurn approved golf sponsorship commitments into a plaque schedule that identifies recipients, exact names, artwork, copies and presentation arrangements.
Translate the tournament's prize plan into one row for every award category, then count the people receiving pieces. Separate player prizes from sponsor and volunteer recognition. Decide which information can be personalized before play and how the organizer wants to handle winner names that are only known afterward.
Choose golf bag tags around the actual attachment point, public identification and handling conditions, then compare complete aluminum or acrylic proposals rather than an isolated material name.
A required and optional fields table for hole-in-one plaques, a checklist of details to collect on the day, sample layouts and an original wording bank with exact character counts and a fit check, replacing scattered forum advice.