Paper credit
A sleeve jack on a carbon copy, not a plastic gift card
We write a credit for $185 — one single-head jack. The stub lives on our clip. The yellow copy goes in an envelope you can hand to someone who has been ballooning over North Park and pretending it is the ball.
How it works
You pay. We write both names. They pick a morning.
Email the desk with your name, their name, and a mailing address or a pickup day. We do not email a QR code. The credit is a paper ticket with a job number, same as every other carbon copy in this bay. They book like anyone else — Tuesday through Saturday, bay hours.
- $185 covers a single driver or fairway jack
- They can add a pair upgrade at the desk
- Credit sits for twelve months from the write date
- Not redeemable for heads, lessons, or coffee
If they need a pair
The credit is a start, not a ceiling
If they show up wanting the two-wood pair, they pay the difference at the desk. We will not stretch a $185 stub over two heads and call it generous. The ledger stays readable that way.