The Par Aide Team
Front Row (L to R):
Casie Sherwood – Accounts Receivable
Dave Leach – Operations Manager
Ashley Mongan – Administrative Assistant
Carolyn Bly – Customer Service
Back Row (L to R):
Darrin Christianson – Customer Service
Mike Doyle – Business Development & Marketing
Jacob Dixon – Business Development & Marketing
Mike Hilliard – President
Steve Garske – Chief Executive Officer
Dan Brown – Director of Sales & Marketing
Scott Melling – International Sales & Marketing
Stacey Cunningham – Customer Service
Frequently asked questions
The AccuForm Ace II. The most trusted bunker rake for tournaments worldwide, its patented design reduces furrows for a consistently clean bunker surface. The 17-inch head gives you the right coverage to get the job done right.
Use the Par Aide Range Crate. It holds up to 300 golf balls and features an angled interior that perfectly distributes balls out the front for easy dispensing. A trap door keeps balls securely stored during transport, and a slightly elevated base lets you stack multiple crates on top of each other. Available in Hunter Green, Black, Caramel, and Redwood.
On your practice green use a Cupless Jr. Flagstick or Cupless Practice Target. This will reduce or eliminate cutting cups on your practice green, thus saving you time each time you change cups. It also can reduce wear on your practice green, as you can easily change locations mid-day if necessary. Golfers also can move them to areas they would like to putt to.
TR750A — 9 – 7.5 foot White Flagsticks (Part #730-0759)
TR751A — 9 – 7.5 foot Yellow Flagsticks (Part #740-0759)
TR752A — 9 – 7.5 foot Yellow w/Black Bottom Stripe (Part #745-0759)
TR753A — 9 – 7.5 foot White w/Black Bottom Stripe (Part #754-0759)
TR900A — 9 Aluminum Cups (Part #930), 9 Cup Stops (Part #932)
Yes — the Ever-White Cup by Par Aide. It eliminates the need to strip, sand, and repaint, making it easy to maintain a bright white cup all season long. The patented design pairs a durable aluminum exterior with a bright white plastic sleeve, revolutionizing what a golf cup can be.
Absolutely. Disassemble the unit and take it to a local sandblaster or auto body shop, then repaint. It can be done as many times as needed — think of it like restoring a classic car, right down to waxing or clear coating for an unlimited lifespan. And if you need replacement parts along the way, Par Aide stocks everything that goes into a ball washer.
Keep tee markers in good repair — including color — by building a simple racking system to store and recondition them each winter. Eric Eiselstein at Jefferson Country Club in Blacklick, OH does exactly that, loading the racks into a cart each spring to deliver freshly reconditioned markers to every hole.
Wipe down with Armor All to clean and bring back the shine. Do this periodically and can keep these products looking like new.
At Par Aide we use a 2-part 8-hour epoxy. We also put a small amount of silica sand in the epoxy to fill the void. We recommend using a 2-part epoxy that is a minimum of 4 hours. We have found that other adhesives (super glue, guerilla glue, etc.) have not performed as well.
After the event is complete spray the surface with WD40 and wipe clean.
The Core Buster Drag Mat by Par Aide. Engineered to break up aeration cores faster, more easily, and more effectively than any mat on the market, it’s the most versatile drag mat available — and with a patent-pending design, there’s nothing else quite like it.
The AccuForm AccuLevel. Purpose-built to evenly distribute material on practice areas and to smooth and break up soil in preparation for seeding or planting, it features a robust 34 x 10 inch plated steel head and a lightweight 72 inch aluminum handle — the same proven handle found across Par Aide’s full line of Accuform tools. No heavy wooden handle to slow you down, just the right size and the right weight to handle any project you have.
Use the AccuForm Soil Profile Sampler. This exclusive Mascaro-designed tool makes extracting soil samples easier than ever, delivering an undisturbed soil profile 6 inches deep, 3 inches wide, and 1/2 inch thick. A smart hinge design lets you clearly view the root zone and thatch with nothing in the way — no bolts, no screws. The innovative blade design keeps everything together on insertion, and putting the sample back after viewing is just as simple.
Use Par Aide Cup Plugs. Made from durable, lightweight, weather-resistant foam, they drop into the hole to protect its integrity during aeration. They can also be left in place during winter months. Each plug is reusable 2 to 3 times, and they’re sold in sets of nine.
Mount the Core Hog to the front of your walk-behind mower. It pushes aeration plugs into large piles for quick, easy cleanup — drastically cutting the time spent cleaning up cores after aerating.
