There are many options for golf divot tools, from simple plastic you get inside the product shop, to switchblade styles, to a hundred other different options. However, the one thing they are all missing is that they are not really unique or stylish. I have found a company on Instagram that offers some truly beautiful golf divot tools. Evan’s Custom Golf makes some of the best-looking custom-made divot tools I have ever seen. What set’s Evans Custom Golf divot tools…
I have used many golf ball markers and golf alignment tools in my golfing days, and I have found something that I have never seen before. The company is Green Jacket, and they have something very unique and very helpful. They have what I believe is the only golf ball marker, divot tool, putter alignment aid. It is truly a great product that will empty your pockets of so many golf accessories. The Green Jacket 3-in-One Marker is a…
I always have a divot tool in my pocket, as repairing ball marks is something I feel compelled to do. I hate it when people don’t repair their ball marks, it’s so unfair and disrespectful, and now I have a fun and entertaining divot tool in my pocket. The divot tool is from Divot Caddies, and their divot tool looks nothing like anything I’ve seen before. As you can see from the picture below, it is a super star basketball…
I’ve tried and have owned many divot tools in my career, and some are better than others. I especially have always preferred to have a divot tool that also includes a ball marker, as it’s just one less thing in my pocket to have to dig around for. Well, I have found the Cadillac of divot tools. It is from Omos Golf and their divot tool, called The Greenskeeper, is special to say the least. It is made from high-quality…
I always carry a divot tool to replace divots on the green, and I feel everyone should also do. And I’m sure everyone uses some type of ball marker to mark their ball on the green; why not use something that really stands out and looks cool? Well, there is a company, Spartan Golf Tools, that offers some very unique and cool looking divot tools and ball markers. It would be hard to describe how cool the Spartan Golf Tools…
I have used numerous types of ball markers over the years and I’m always searching for unique ways to mark my golf ball. Using a different and cool ball marker is just something I like to do. So when I find a really cool and unique ball marker, I have to write about it. I found a company, Name Coins, that makes some of the coolest ball markers I’ve seen. Their ball markers are the size and shape of a…
There are thousands of divot tools out there, and I’ve written about more than a handful. From the free tools supplied by pro shops, to high-end models with loads of added features, I’ve always been a fan of unique and innovative divot tools. No tool as a cool as the one that I just tested from Kraken Golf! When I started using a Kraken divot tool, everyone in my group asked, “where did you get that?” The divot tool is…
When on the links, carrying a divot tool in your pocket is a required accessory. The Exact Golf Tool is much more than a basic divot tool – it’s actually a 5-in-1 multi-function tool that includes a golf club groove cleaner, a ball marker, a cigar holder and a golf grip holder (keeps grips dry). I found the Exact Golf Tool to be just the right size – not so large that it’s difficult to carry in my pocket and…
There are countless divot tools and ball markers available on the market today. Divot tools range from the complimentary plastic ones provided by golf courses to high end tools that cost in excess of $150! Of course, the most important thing about a good divot tool is that it works when used to repair ball marks on the green. I’ve carried lots of different divot tools and ball markers over the years, but recently I came across a unique company…
As we all know, it’s proper golf etiquette to repair your ball’s mark or “divot” that’s left from where your ball dropped and dented the green. As a courtesy to others golfers who follow you, everyone who plays the game should carry a divot tool with them. Sadly, I’ve played on numerous courses where the greens were in poor condition due to people not repairing their ball marks . . . . and it’s a pretty aggravating experience. Using a…