One victory in a hole is the best moment a golfer could have. According to experts, only 1 in 8 000 golfers can send the ball off the teeing grounds into the hole using a single stroke. This is a great feat and deserves to be recognized. A friend or family member who has made a significant contribution to the lives of others can be given a hole-in-one lapel pin.
The lapel pins are easy to use and very inexpensive. They can be inserted on the collar’s fold back sideways. These pins are symbolic and can be treasured for a lifetime. The pins make great gifts for both golfers and fans who wish to achieve hole-in-one success.
The price, design and material of lapel pins can vary. You can personalize a lapel pin to make your gift unique.
A lapel pin with a gold finish usually runs around $2. A lot of pins will save you money. It is great if you give out pins to people who are passionate about the game. You will spend about $140 for 100 pieces of lapel pins with gold finishes.
Cloisonné lapel pins are costly to make so they are sold at a higher price. This pin is made of a ‘die,’ an engraved piece of metal with impressed parts that have been colored. Bake the pin and polish it. They look expensive and luxurious once polished.
Less expensive versions of the cloisonné pins are called the Epola pins or semi-cloisonné lapel pins. These pins are made from hard enamel and therefore are simpler to create. Many manufacturers market these lapel pins as authentic cloisonné lapel pins, so beware of them. If the pins boast a wide variety of colors, they are most likely Epola pins and not the expensive cloisonné lapel pins.
There are many other types of holes in one lapelpins: ‘Die’ struck pins; soft enamel pins; photo-etched pins; screen-printed pins. You can get that exciting hole in one photo etched on a brass pin if you capture it in one shot. You can personalize this gift.