5. Almost any pointed tool can be used to successfully repair a ball mark. Many different tools have been created to repair ball marks, including single-pronged and fork-shaped tools. Almost any ...

Until a couple years ago, I’d never seen it, but when someone showed me, I’ve done it ever since. I’ll never fix a ball mark a different way again. There’s no better way to repair a ball mark.

How do you fix ball marks on the green? Most likely with a tee or a divot-repair tool. Both methods are endorsed by superintendents. But just as golfers love to tinker, course-maintenance experts ...

You’re likely lifting the middle of the pitch mark up. A lot of people do that, but you shouldn’t. When people stick a tee or divot-repair tool in and lift the middle up, that pulls the dirt ...

Something similar applies to ball-mark repair. The conventional method, sanctioned by the USGA, is to insert a divot-repair tool (or a tee, or pencil or some other pointy object) ...

The Golf Course Superintendents Association of Northern California (GCSANC) is pleased to announce its members will be distributing free ball mark repair tools at the Charles Schwab Cup ...

5. Almost any pointed tool can be used to successfully repair a ball mark. Many different tools have been created to repair ball marks, including single-pronged and fork-shaped tools. Almost any ...

Until a couple years ago, I’d never seen it, but when someone showed me, I’ve done it ever since. I’ll never fix a ball mark a different way again. There’s no better way to repair a ball mark.