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1. Bob Begey

   

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   1/5/2012 9:01 AM

   We are looking into implementing a hole whitening system to our cup setting operation (Hole in White, Standard Golf E-Zee White, Par Aide 360, or any others). Not too familiar with the different systems, just wondering what system everyone uses and/or likes the best (ease of use for staff/best results?). We are a public facility and utilize many different staff members to perform the cup cutting task. Thanks in advance for any input!!
   
   -Bob

   
   
   
   
2. Curtis Nickerson

   

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   1/5/2012 10:01 AM

   I want to paint cups daily during peak season, so I tested all of them and the one I think that is easiest and nearly fool proof is the 360...like I said, I tried tidy White, hole-n-white....you name it...
   
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3. Wise John H

   
   1/5/2012 10:01 AM

   We paint daily with hole in white, tried others but my cup setters prefer hole in white. Me personally got the same results with the par aide vs hole in white and do not think it matters much.
   
   John Wise
   Oakbourne CC
   Lafayette, La

   
   
   
   
4. Jeffrey Sexton

   

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   1/5/2012 5:01 PM

   Bob:
   
   I just implemented a hole in white program last year at my club. I bought the Par Aide 360. Works really well!!
   
   
   Jeff

   
   
   
   
5. Border Ricky H

   
   1/6/2012 6:01 AM

   We use the Standard EZ white on weekends and for events. My set-up guys have found that it works well if they can get the right "rhythm" when trying to spin the can in one smooth motion. We also have been using the 008 white metal cups really like the sound and ability to change out to new white crowns. With that said we are still planning on switching cups to the Par Aide ever whites with cup stops (had some issues w/ cups sinking in). I hope the EZ white works well with the ever whites any experience with this combo?
   
   
   Rick Border GCS
   Oglebay Resort
   Wheeling WV

   
   
   
   
6. James Rauhuff

   

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   1/6/2012 9:01 AM

   We use the hole n white daily and it does a really good job. Having used the 360 as well, I believe the 360 is easier to use, but the hole n white does a better job. Regardless of which one you choose, keeping them clean is the key to making as neat as hole as possible. They will also last longer if wiped off after each hole.