PATIKIL Metal Bending Golf Divot Repair Tool, 6 Pack Golf Divot Tool Curved Spit Golf Green Divot Fork Ball Mark Repair Tool for Golf Golfer Repairing, Green

• Color: Green; Material: Aluminum Alloy; Size: 7.6 x 2.2 cm / 2.99 x 0.87 inch (L*W); Packing List: 6Pcs x Golf Divot Tool
• Advantage: Made of aluminum alloy, it has good strength and durability and resists breaking, tearing, fading, and deformation. The fork-shaped front end design can be easily inserted into the turf to repair ball marks, and there is a hanging hole at the tail end for easy storage and carrying.
• Instruction: Insert the tip of a golf putting fork around the edge of the pit on the putting green. Gently lift or push the vegetation inward to level the inside of the pit. Use your foot or a putter to gently press down on the repaired area, making sure the divot is firmly in place and flush with the surrounding turf.
• Application: The golf divot tool is used to repair the holes or ball marks left by the golf ball after hitting the ball, avoid damage to the green caused by the ball falling, promote turf growth, and maintain the flatness and appearance of the green. It is one of the essential tools that golf enthusiasts, golf practice greens, and maintenance personnel always have.
• NOTE: Avoid excessive force when repairing turf ball marks to prevent further damage to the turf or roots beneath the surface.

The golf divot tool is used to repair the holes or ball marks left by the golf ball after hitting the ball, avoid damage to the green caused by the ball falling, promote turf growth, and maintain the flatness and appearance of the green. It is one of the essential tools that golf enthusiasts, golf practice greens, and maintenance personnel always have. Specification Color: Green Material: Aluminum Alloy Size: 7.6 x 2.2 cm / 2.99 x 0.87 inch (L*W) Packing List: 6Pcs x Golf Divot Tool Advantage The golf green fork is made of aluminum alloy, which has good strength and durability, resistance to breakage, tearing, fading, and deformation, and can be used for a long time. The golf divot tool has a fork-shaped front end design, which can be easily inserted into the turf to repair ball marks, and there is a hanging hole at the tail end for easy storage and carrying. Instruction 1. Find the pit or wound left on the green where the ball fell. 2. Insert the tip of the golf green fork into the edge around the pit. 3. Gently lift or push the vegetation inward to make the inside of the pit flat. 4. Press the repaired area lightly with your foot or putter to ensure that the turf is firmly in place and flush with the surrounding turf. NOTE: Avoid excessive force when repairing turf ball marks to prevent further damage to the turf or roots beneath the surface.