Because each piece is handmade, production times can vary slightly. Current turnaround times are listed on the product pages, but if you’re ordering for a gift or a specific date, feel free to reach out.

Absolutely. A lot of the pieces I make start as ideas from golfers who are looking for a way to display something specific. If you have an idea or want something custom, reach out through the contact page and we can talk through it.

Yes. There are standard customization options available on certain products, but if you have something more specific in mind, I’m always open to talking through it.

A lot of the pieces I build start with a simple idea from a golfer who wants to display something a certain way. If you’re looking for a different size, layout, wood species, or a completely new concept, reach out through the contact page and we can see what’s possible.

Not exactly. I’m constantly sketching, testing, and building new ideas in the shop. The site shows the core pieces I can make in bulk as well as my portfolio, but there are always new designs and one-offs in the works. If you’re looking for something specific, feel free to ask.

Every piece is handmade in my shop in New Jersey using real hardwoods and simple, durable designs meant to last. If you want to learn more, check out our story.

Yes. These are great for group golf trips, tournaments, and bachelor parties. Reach out and we can coordinate quantities and timing.

Definitely. Dusty Wedges started from experimenting in the shop, and that hasn’t stopped. New ideas and designs are always being tested and added over time.

Most displays are made from hardwoods like walnut, cherry, and maple. Each one has a slightly different look, but they’re all chosen to fit naturally into a home, office, or golf room. Other one off builds and pieces from my portfolio are made of a variety of wood species though.

Each display is designed to sit cleanly on a desk, shelf, or mounted on a wall depending on the piece. Mounting or display guidance is included with each order.

A lot more than they realize. Common items golfers keep include tees, pencils, scorecards, ball markers, yardage books, and logo balls. Over time these pile up, but they rarely have a proper place to go.

The easiest way is with simple displays designed specifically for golf items like tees and pencils, along with framed scorecards or flags for a wall. Keeping these items visible turns them into part of your office, den, or golf room instead of something stuck in a drawer.

Many golfers keep one tee from every course they play. A golf tee display lets you line them up and watch your collection grow over time.

Golf pencils are one of the most common things golfers keep. A golf pencil display gives them a dedicated spot and turns them into a conversation piece instead of clutter.

Yes. These are great group gifts for golf trips, buddy trips, and bachelor parties because they’re unique, useful, and tied directly to the game without being another piece of equipment.

All of the above. The goal is to create pieces that look just as natural in an office or den as they do in a dedicated golf space.

Most golfers already have the gear — clubs, balls, gadgets, and apparel. What they usually don’t have is a good way to display the tees, pencils, and scorecards they’ve collected from different courses. A golf tee or pencil display is a unique gift that’s personal without being over the top, and it’s something most golfers don’t think to buy for themselves.