Paper, not a code
A gift mill names the pass
We do not sell a gift card that hides a dollar amount behind a ribbon. The voucher names a cut: map, groove-edge, single iron, or putter finish. The person who receives it still has to get past Reed’s veto if the alloy is junk.
What we will print
- Face map — $75 — the safest gift for a stranger’s bag
- Groove-edge restore — $95 — the winter wedge present
- Single iron recut — $185 — for the mat-glazed 7
- Putter finish — $210 — only if you have seen the face
We will not print a 5-PW window as a surprise. That is a conversation, not a stocking.
How it is redeemed
The holder writes mill@millface.space or queues the cutter and mentions the voucher line. We book the vise the same way as a paid pass. If Reed vetoes the head, the voucher remains good for a map on a different club, or we refund the giver. We do not keep money for a cut we refused to take.
Vouchers do not expire in a cute 90-day window. They expire in two winters. Pacific rain does not wait, but we will not play calendar games with paper.
How to order one
Use the mill form and pick “Gift mill voucher,” or email the pass you want, the name to print, and whether we should mail it or leave it at Suite 6. Pickup is during gantry hours. We do not slide envelopes under the yoga studio door.
Queue a voucher