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Mike Dempsey

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Was asked by my business landlord to make a double sided trophy for a golf club competition, hence the reason for 2 golf balls on top. The hardest bit was drilling the golf ball at 90 degrees to the logo so it was showing in the right place. The wood is steamed sycamore and it stands 14" high by 10" wide or so.

The ironic thing about their logo is that they have a tree in it. I remember about 30 years ago when they made the course, that they felled over 5000 mature trees and burned them all on site. Dont think that would happen these days!

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