Personalized Golf Cremation Urn for Ashes – Large Pearl Candy Red Funeral Urn for Men & Women with Double-Side Engraving – Holds 200 lbs – Perfect for Memorials, Golf Enthusiasts & Funeral Services
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Product Description
Previous page Next page 1 Customize Your Urn 2 Step 1 3 Step 2 4 Step 3 5 Step 4 Golfer Adult Urn Size Guide 9.5 x 7 In Size 6 x 4.5 In 200 Cu .in Volume 44 Cu .In 15 Cups 3 Cups Personalization Hand Crafted Threaded Lid 9.5 x 7 In Size 3.2 x 2.2 In 200 Cu .in Volume 3.5 Cu. In 15 Cups 0.25 Cups Personalization Hand Crafted Threaded Lid Previous page Golfer Small Urn Learn More Golfer Keepsake Urn Learn More Next page Previous page Double side Laser Engraving For Additional 5 Lines Learn more Next page Previous page Next page
Product Features
Golf Cremation Urn Perfect for golf enthusiasts, this expertly hand-crafted cremation urn symbolizes a lifelong passion for the game and the tranquility found on the course.
Customized double-sided engraving personalize your adult urn with up to 5 additional lines of engraving on the back-side. You can add a heartfelt message or a quote to honor your loved one
Premium quality and durability Handmade from high-quality metal, this adult cremation urn features a sturdy, threaded screw-on lid for secure storage of ashes. Built to last, it ensures your loved one's ashes are protected
Spacious and stylish This large memorial urn for adult male or female, measuring 9.5 x 7 inches, is thoughtfully crafted to hold approximately 200 cubic inches of ashes. Suitable for honoring the memory of an adult weighing up to 200 lbs
Pearl candy red metal urn Symbolizing love and passion, this vibrant pearl candy red cremation urn for ashes celebrates a life full of vitality and heart.
Customer Reviews
Perfect color, and emblem of the golfer. My husband picked it out before he passed, so I know he is happy having his ashes in there.
