The drawer prices the time, not the SKU
Ribbon prices, not packages
You are buying maple time and photographs, not a branded head. If the drawer has nothing that agrees with your chalk, you still leave with the number. That is the point of the ribbon.
| Ribbon | What the maple does | Clock | USD |
|---|---|---|---|
| Floor tape | One path, four stations, a head that agrees — or a written number if it does not | 80 min | $175 |
| Twin-path | Banana and rail on the same boards; which chalk the current head is insulting | 2 hr 10 | $295 |
| Stimp window | Pace and skid against a path already taped; indoor carpet or June note | 55 min | $155 |
| Winter recut | January–March add-on for a golfer we already photographed in warmer light | 40 min | $80 |
| Gift ribbon | Any of the above, written on maple-colored stock from the desk drawer | — | same |
Length or grip work, when the photographs ask for it, lives inside the floor-tape clock. It is not a second invoice unless we run out of maple time and you choose to return.
How payment sits
Nothing locks from a web form
The desk confirms a window by email. Card or cash on the day. If lake-effect shuts Salina, we move the ribbon; we do not keep the hour as a souvenir. Sunday is dark. Monday through Thursday the floor runs 11 to 7. Friday and Saturday close at 4.
What the number is not
- Not a lesson rate — we do not rebuild a path
- Not a retail margin dressed as “fitting”
- Not a membership; there is no punch card