Golfs #1 Ball Mark Repair Tool

Don't your greens deserve the best ball mark repair tool?

Your greens could suffer over 1000 unrepaired ball marks each day! Getting a ball mark repair tool in the hands of the golfers and having them use it sure would help. The "Green Fork" is an economical ball mark repair tool that makes a precise restorative repair in just seconds. Whether it is Bermuda or Bent Grass, repairs will heal faster with the Green Fork. Green Forks will not damage mowing equipment like metal repair tools. Serving the golf industry since 1991 and with over 5 million sold, it's no wonder so many golfers have said "It's the best ball mark repair tool they have ever used".

In my eight years as Head Golf Professional at Mequon Country Club, we have only given our Members and Guests the Green Fork Repair Tool for this simple reason. The combination of it's Light Weight and Durability, the small prongs do the job without tearing the turf.
Doug Page - Mequon Country Club

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Don't your greens deserve the best ball mark repair tool?