"That golf marker is nice" Can start a conversation!? Bringing "good luck" to the green with traditional Japanese patterns

Every golfer has a golf marker, which reflects the player's personality. This time, we discovered a golf marker designed with auspicious traditional Japanese patterns. Enjoy the beautiful design crafted by metal cutting technology!

A Japanese-made golf marker that embodies luck through craftsmanship

Designed after the Heian period, it features traditional patterns that became popular among the nobility. Among these Japanese patterns, five particularly beautiful designs with auspicious meanings have been turned into golf markers.

The lineup includes five types: "Tachiwake," symbolizing the rise of good fortune and wishes for success; "Uroko," representing growth, freedom, and the dispelling of evil; "Shippou," signifying harmony, connections, and eternal chains; "Seigaiha," which brings strength, stability, and everlasting happiness; and "Yagasuri," which wards off negativity and guides towards achieving goals. These were designed with a machining precision of 0.001mm using metal cutting technology.

The material used is duralumin, also employed in aerospace components. By carefully carving and polishing from a block of aluminum, a beautiful luster unique to metal has been created. All processes are conducted domestically, with each piece meticulously finished over time, making it a made-in-Japan product.

The carefully selected duralumin material, processed by skilled Japanese artisans with intricate craftsmanship, results in a unique sheen and brilliance that truly embodies the fusion of function and beauty. "What a lovely marker!" might naturally lead to further conversation.

Product Name: bhadra
Price: 1 type: 12,000 yen (Makuake special price: 8,400 yen ~), Set of 5 types: 55,000 yen (Makuake special price: 38,500 yen ~)
Size: Diameter: 39.4mm, Thickness: 3.1mm (Only Seigaiha is 3mm)
Weight: 13g

● Asmoc

Search Golf marker on Amazon