Nobody at your club has a 3:00 AM tee time. You do. No starter, no four-ball ahead of you, no weather — just the hum of the projector and a mat that is always dry. 3:00 AM Tee Time is the badge of honour for that particular kind of obsession.
The artwork is a neon-sign illustration: 3:00 AM burning large in mint tube-light, FIRST OFF THE TEE in warm-white neon beneath it, and one sweeping ball-flight arc underlining them both — the whole thing glowing against dark brick with its own reflection ghosting below. It is printed on glossy aluminium and mounted on a wood frame that holds the panel half an inch off the wall, so it floats. In a dim bay, that gloss picks up whatever light you have and the mint reads genuinely electric.
The details
- Size: 16″ × 20″
- Surface: aluminium with a glossy finish
- Backing: MDF wood frame, so the print sits 1/2″ off the wall
- Hanging: can hang vertically or horizontally
- Durability: scratch and fade resistant
Quick answers
Does the artwork run edge to edge?
No — the neon scene is a square image set in the middle of the panel with a clean white border around it, like a mat. It gives the glow something to sit against instead of dying at the edge.
How does it mount?
On the wood frame fixed to the back, which stands the panel half an inch proud of the wall for a floating look. It can be hung horizontally or vertically.
Will a glossy panel glare in a simulator bay?
Gloss is reflective by nature, so hang it off to the side of the screen rather than in the projector's throw. On a side or back wall it catches the room light and the neon looks its best.
Who is this actually for?
Anyone with a bay, a net and a launch monitor — home simulator rooms, garage setups, golf-room walls and offices where the hitting mat lives.
The only tee time that never gets rained out.
