Cylex Directional & Info Signs

Clear, attractive directional signage is essential to every great golf course experience. It guides players efficiently, reduces pace-of-play issues, and reinforces your course’s brand and aesthetic at every turn. Cylex Signs manufactures the most comprehensive line of custom golf course directional and info signs in the industry — available in more materials than any other manufacturer.

• Proprietary Synthetic Materials

Our proprietary synthetic line includes Cylex Granite, Cylex Sandstone, and Cylex Wood — materials engineered to authentically replicate the look and texture of natural stone and wood with superior durability and virtually zero maintenance. Our Cast Stone is a high-performance engineered material rated to 14,000 PSI, built to outlast traditional signage by decades.

• Real Natural Stone Options

For courses that want genuine natural stone directional signs, Cylex can source and fabricate from granite, marble, limestone, and other natural stone materials. Want to use a stone local to your region? Ship it to us — we work with customer-supplied stone regularly, giving your course a truly distinctive look that connects to its surroundings.

• Proprietary Cast Stained Glass Process

Our cast stained glass directional signs are unlike anything else in the industry. Rather than traditional stained glass held together by lead, our stained glass graphics are cast directly into resin or cast stone — the material itself becomes the structural binder. The result is a directional sign of extraordinary beauty and strength that no other manufacturer can replicate.

• Posts & Mounting Options

Every Cylex directional sign includes matching post options. Metal posts are available for all sign types. Signs can be mounted as single or double-sided, on posts, walls, or custom structures. All graphics and logos are engraved directly into the surface for a permanent, dimensional finish.

• Common Applications

Bag drop signs, cart path directionals, reserved and named parking signs, restroom signs, pro shop signs, clubhouse wayfinding, hole location signs, beverage cart stop signs, scoreboard signs, and general course information signs. If your course needs it, Cylex can make it.

• What materials are available for Cylex golf course directional signs?

Cylex offers directional signs in Cylex Granite, Cylex Sandstone, and Cylex Wood (proprietary synthetic materials), Cast Stone (14,000 PSI engineered concrete), natural stone including granite, marble, and limestone sourced by us or supplied by you, Metal, and Cast Stained Glass cast into resin or cast stone.

• Can directional signs be customized with our club logo?

Absolutely. Every Cylex directional sign is fully custom. Shape, size, color, logo, and text are all configurable. Graphics are sandblasted and/or engraved directly into the surface for a permanent, dimensional finish that won’t peel or fade.

• What types of directional signs do you make?

Cylex makes bag drop signs, cart path signs, restroom signs, pro shop signs, clubhouse wayfinding signs, parking signs, hole location signs, and any custom informational sign your course needs. We also offer matching posts and mounting hardware for all sign types.

• Can I use locally sourced stone for directional signs?

Yes. Ship your preferred stone to our facility in Huntsville, TX and we will fabricate your directional signs from it — giving your course a one-of-a-kind look tied to your local landscape.

• How long do Cylex directional signs last outdoors?

Longevity varies by material. Our Cast Stained Glass signs are built to last for decades with virtually no maintenance. For painted synthetic, cast stone, and metal signs, we use high-grade UV-protective coatings that provide years of vibrant color. When paint eventually fades, signs can be repainted on-site or shipped back to our Huntsville, TX facility to be fully refreshed.

• Do you ship directional signs worldwide?

Yes. Cylex ships golf course directional and info signs worldwide to daily fee courses, private clubs, resorts, municipal courses, military golf courses, and golf communities.