Mobile wedge stamping · Bloomington-Normal, IL
Initials, names, numbers and symbols stamped into the back of any wedge, then paint‑filled in the color you pick. Done at your course, your range or your driveway, in about 20 minutes while you watch. No shipping your clubs off. No waiting weeks to get them back.
Services & pricing
Prices are per club unless noted. Wedges, irons and putters, any brand, raw or plated. The price you see is the whole price: no shipping, no box, no return label.
Tax not included. Cash, Venmo, card. Stamping is permanent and done by hand, so slight variation in depth and spacing is part of the look.
Why on the spot
Most stamping shops charge about $5 a character or $25 a club, then you pay shipping both ways and wait. Here is what a two‑initial wedge with paint fill actually costs you.
Mail‑in figures are from published price lists at independent stamping and putter shops, checked November 2026. Shops vary; this is the typical range, not a quote from any one of them.
Price it
Spaces are free. Letters, numbers and punctuation count as characters. The first 5 on a wedge are covered by the $25 minimum.
Preview
Estimate before tax. Final price confirmed when we see the clubs.
How it works
Text or email the stamp text, colors and where you’ll be. We confirm a time and the price, and send a mockup for anything beyond initials.
Course lot, range bay, league night, or your driveway. The kit is a stamping fixture, hardened letter sets, a hammer and paint. No power needed.
Letters are set one strike at a time, then paint‑filled and wiped clean. Paint is touch‑dry in minutes and fully cured overnight. Play them the next morning.
Hours
Weekday daytime visits by appointment. Winter: indoor sim visits and driveway pickups.
Service area
Regular stops at the courses and sims below. Not on the list? Ask. We also meet at your house.
Free travel inside 15 miles of downtown Bloomington. $1.50 per mile one way beyond that, waived for 4 or more clubs.
Book a visit
Tap the number on your phone to text or call. Replies the same day.
Questions
No. Stamps go into the back cavity or toe, away from the face and grooves. Depth is about half a millimeter in the thick part of the head. Tour vans do this every week.
Yes. Chrome and nickel plating stamp cleanly. Black and oil‑can finishes stamp too, but the strike shows bright steel at the edge of each letter, which most people like.
A season or two of play. Chips mostly come from bag chatter, not the course. Re‑fill is $12 a club whenever you want a fresh color.
Block letters in 3 mm and 4.5 mm, a script set, numbers, and a tray of about 40 symbols. Curved toe stamping uses the 3 mm set.
Irons, yes, same pricing as wedges. Putters, yes, at the putter rates above: $5 a character with a $35 minimum, and $30 for a full paint refresh of the sight line, dots and lettering. Driver soles are too thin and we don’t stamp them.
For a league night, get 8 people to put down a $10 deposit through the booking form or by text, and we pick the night. Everyone pays the balance when their wedge is done. For tournaments, the organizer pays a $150 event fee and $25 per wedge, half up front. We stamp during registration and after the round, about 6 wedges an hour per stamper, so a 72‑player field usually means two stampers or a pre‑stamp session the day before on wedges you supply.
You can. Most charge about $5 a character or $25 a club plus $10 to $20 for paint, which is the same as us. Then you pay $20 to $45 to ship it there and back, insured, and go one to seven weeks without the club. We charge the shop rate and skip the box.
Regrips, yes, bring the grip or pick from what’s in the van. Loft and lie bending is coming soon; ask and we’ll tell you where we are with it.