Green Fix ball mark tool "divot tool"

[DanHRPh]

How many of you are using the Green Fix ball mark tool? I absolutely love it. After seeing it on the golf channel a few years ago I had to get it. Amazing. It makes regulat repair tools seem silly.

 

I was trying to get on their site but my phone wasn't having it for done reason. I found it here though. http://innovagolf.com/greenfix.html

 

I'd love to read your replies. P.S. I have no ties to this or any other golf company or product.

[Tony Covey MGS]

I've been carrying the GreenFix for 2+ seasons now. It does a much better job of fixing divots than conventional tools (it's also faster). I'm actually surprised more higher end golf courses don't hand them out with score cards.

[GolfSpy Dave]

I don't use it, but I have also not heard about it until your post.

Pricing seems right to have people buy them. Use them...?

My local greens would be so much better if the use of something like this became more frequent.

I will keep using my Byron Morgan Turf's Up tool.

[mudfish]

I've never heard of them before this post, but they look really nice, I might have to put in an order... I did try the impact tape stuff they have last year, since I got it for free, and I plan on getting some to start the season to see where my mis-hits are coming from... Looks like innovagolf is getting a good order from me...

[Addicted2Golf]

Sactown will appreciate this one...

 

I use a divot tool I got from the fine folks at Karsten Golf Course, which is the home course for the Arizona State Sundevils. I'm an Alum and carry the pitchfork proudly.

 

[NGage]

This is my favorite divot tool, and the best one I've seen, IMHO. It's lightweight in the pocket, and has thin tines that go in the ground easily. I use it with the tines stacked instead of side by side....just stick it in the ground around the divot, no twisting needed...walla, all fixed.

 

[GolfSpy Dave]

Sactown will appreciate this one...

 

I use a divot tool I got from the fine folks at Karsten Golf Course, which is the home course for the Arizona State Sundevils. I'm an Alum and carry the pitchfork proudly.

 

You are my hero. Go DEVILS!

 

Fingers crossed for selection Sunday.

 

No Karsten online shop, or I would have ordered one immediately.

[jamo]

I use the Scotty Cameron Pivot Tool. The thing is designed totally wrong though. The way it is shaped you want to dig in and pull up, but in reality you want dig down and push towards the center.