Scotty Divot Repair Tool

Subject: Re: Scotty Divot Repair Tool Fri Dec 30, 2011 9:17 am

Mine is e silver with red dot

No pouch one

Very Active Golfer Posts : 579 Join date : 2010-11-03

andrew-golf wrote:: Mine is e silver with red dot

No pouch one

Ok. Anyway, why you got so many ah?

Subject: Re: Scotty Divot Repair Tool Fri Dec 30, 2011 9:22 am

Why I have so many golf bags??? :p

Subject: Re: Scotty Divot Repair Tool Fri Dec 30, 2011 9:27 am

3 divot tools

1. KOOKK
2. Hardrock
3. ???

Very Active Golfer Posts : 579 Join date : 2010-11-03

andrew-golf wrote:: Why I have so many golf bags??? :p

Coz' you rich man!

Newbie Golfer Posts : 41 Join date : 2011-11-09

I want one too. Thanks.

Junior Golfer Posts : 210 Join date : 2011-12-16

how many scotty divot repair tools owner really know the proper way to repair a divot??

Very Active Golfer Posts : 579 Join date : 2010-11-03

Suspicious wrote:: how many scotty divot repair tools owner really know the proper way to repair a divot??

I dunno. How about sharing how to do it.

Caddy Posts : 5606 Join date : 2009-12-26

do you guys push the ground below the mark to the surface or push horizontal towards the center of the mark?

many golfers don't even carry a divot repair tool to the green, I think this is one area GR golfers could lead by example.

Junior Golfer Posts : 210 Join date : 2011-12-16

Kookk wrote:

Suspicious wrote:: how many scotty divot repair tools owner really know the proper way to repair a divot??

I dunno. How about sharing how to do it.

i see alot of people using the divot repair tools to push it into the divot, and push out the dirt from within the ground.

i'm sure 80% of golfers who "try" to repair divots do that.

this action actually caused more damage to the turf than just leaving it alone and not repairing it.

the proper way is actually to push the divot tool into the edges of the divot and stretch it over the hole, leaving a virtually unmarked patch of turf.

i

Subject: Re: Scotty Divot Repair Tool Fri Dec 30, 2011 10:27 am

The greens are actually pretty elastic/stretchy.

Proper way to repairing a green is to 'pull' the grass around the ball mark towards the centre of the ball mark and then pat it down with your putter thereafter.

By digging under the ball mark and leveraging/lifting the grass up actually worsen the damage made to the greens. This act actually tears the grass roots or just lifts up bare mud to the surface.

If you do observe some green keepers doing green repairs, what they do is that they take a normal table fork and keep poking around the ball mark towards the centre of the ball mark. This will make the green / ball mark very 'hairy'. He will then use the base of his palm to flatten the green together with a sprinkle of sand/seed/fertilizer combination.

My First serious post of the day and months which is actually only work my 2 cents.

It was posted before somewhere in this forum for the proper way to repair greens. Think Technospaz did it.

Junior Golfer Posts : 210 Join date : 2011-12-16

mUAr_cHEe wrote:: The greens are actually pretty elastic/stretchy.

Proper way to repairing a green is to 'pull' the grass around the ball mark towards the centre of the ball mark and then pat it down with your putter thereafter.

By digging under the ball mark and leveraging/lifting the grass up actually worsen the damage made to the greens. This act actually tears the grass roots or just lifts up bare mud to the surface.

If you do observe some green keepers doing green repairs, what they do is that they take a normal table fork and keep poking around the ball mark towards the centre of the ball mark. This will make the green / ball mark very 'hairy'. He will then use the base of his palm to flatten the green together with a sprinkle of sand/seed/fertilizer combination.

My First serious post of the day and months which is actually only work my 2 cents.

It was posted before somewhere in this forum for the proper way to repair greens. Think Technospaz did it.

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Subject: Re: Scotty Divot Repair Tool Fri Dec 30, 2011 10:35 am

andrew-golf wrote:: 3 divot tools

1. KOOKK
2. Hardrock
3. Wolverine

All taken liaoz...

these 3 replied fastest

Subject: Re: Scotty Divot Repair Tool Fri Dec 30, 2011 10:36 am

lincoln_wang wrote:: I want one too. Thanks.

sorry bro

all taken

wolverine confirmed

Subject: Re: Scotty Divot Repair Tool Fri Dec 30, 2011 10:37 am

mUAr_cHEe wrote:: The greens are actually pretty elastic/stretchy.

Proper way to repairing a green is to 'pull' the grass around the ball mark towards the centre of the ball mark and then pat it down with your putter thereafter.

By digging under the ball mark and leveraging/lifting the grass up actually worsen the damage made to the greens. This act actually tears the grass roots or just lifts up bare mud to the surface.

If you do observe some green keepers doing green repairs, what they do is that they take a normal table fork and keep poking around the ball mark towards the centre of the ball mark. This will make the green / ball mark very 'hairy'. He will then use the base of his palm to flatten the green together with a sprinkle of sand/seed/fertilizer combination.

My First serious post of the day and months which is actually only work my 2 cents.

It was posted before somewhere in this forum for the proper way to repair greens. Think Technospaz did it.

Those who dont do it this way,

will sure kana from me...

i see a#$^%$#^ digging into the bloody divot and push up

i k#%#$^ em man

being an owner of 3 scotty divot tools, of cos i knw how to use it Smile

Very Active Golfer Posts : 579 Join date : 2010-11-03

andrew-golf wrote:

mUAr_cHEe wrote:: The greens are actually pretty elastic/stretchy.

Proper way to repairing a green is to 'pull' the grass around the ball mark towards the centre of the ball mark and then pat it down with your putter thereafter.

By digging under the ball mark and leveraging/lifting the grass up actually worsen the damage made to the greens. This act actually tears the grass roots or just lifts up bare mud to the surface.

If you do observe some green keepers doing green repairs, what they do is that they take a normal table fork and keep poking around the ball mark towards the centre of the ball mark. This will make the green / ball mark very 'hairy'. He will then use the base of his palm to flatten the green together with a sprinkle of sand/seed/fertilizer combination.

My First serious post of the day and months which is actually only work my 2 cents.

It was posted before somewhere in this forum for the proper way to repair greens. Think Technospaz did it.

Those who dont do it this way,

will sure kana from me...

i see a#$^%$#^ digging into the bloody divot and push up

i k#%#$^ em man

being an owner of 3 scotty divot tools, of cos i knw how to use it Smile

Like that I must be doing it correctly since you never scold me. Wahahahaha!

Hall of Fame Golfer Posts : 5599 Join date : 2010-01-28

the round part in the middle of the scotty tool... should it be facing the divot or the other way?

Subject: Re: Scotty Divot Repair Tool Fri Dec 30, 2011 10:59 am

i would think facing out, so that it would feel the contour of one's palm to be able to repair the ball mark properly.

I thought the holes on greens is call ball park and the pizzas/steaks we scooped out in the fairways are called divots?

Hall of Fame Golfer Posts : 5599 Join date : 2010-01-28

Sorry.. it should be name a pitch mark instead..... anyway, i was told, the way the scotty tool is design, you just need to face the round part inside and just shove the tool towards the pitch mark at an angle, and it will automatically push the pitchmark inwards.

Subject: Re: Scotty Divot Repair Tool Fri Dec 30, 2011 11:05 am

I heard of that too but I do not use one so I cannot vouch the efficiency of it.

Still waiting for Zen Repair Tool. Very Happy

Junior Golfer Posts : 210 Join date : 2011-12-16

mUAr_cHEe wrote:: I heard of that too but I do not use one so I cannot vouch the efficiency of it.

Still waiting for Zen Repair Tool.

My Zen Repair Tool...

Sit in buggy, cross my legs, wait for MC to repair pitch marks for me..

Ahh........... Zen....

Subject: Re: Scotty Divot Repair Tool Fri Dec 30, 2011 11:19 am

duffader wrote:: Sorry.. it should be name a pitch mark instead..... anyway, i was told, the way the scotty tool is design, you just need to face the round part inside and just shove the tool towards the pitch mark at an angle, and it will automatically push the pitchmark inwards.

thats correct

Subject: Re: Scotty Divot Repair Tool Fri Dec 30, 2011 11:19 am

Suspicious wrote:: My Zen Repair Tool...

Sit in buggy, cross my legs, wait for MC to repair pitch marks for me..

Ahh........... Zen....

Tour-issued. Dont pway pway.

Subject: Re: Scotty Divot Repair Tool Fri Dec 30, 2011 11:20 am

Kookk wrote:

andrew-golf wrote:

mUAr_cHEe wrote:: The greens are actually pretty elastic/stretchy.

Proper way to repairing a green is to 'pull' the grass around the ball mark towards the centre of the ball mark and then pat it down with your putter thereafter.

By digging under the ball mark and leveraging/lifting the grass up actually worsen the damage made to the greens. This act actually tears the grass roots or just lifts up bare mud to the surface.

If you do observe some green keepers doing green repairs, what they do is that they take a normal table fork and keep poking around the ball mark towards the centre of the ball mark. This will make the green / ball mark very 'hairy'. He will then use the base of his palm to flatten the green together with a sprinkle of sand/seed/fertilizer combination.

My First serious post of the day and months which is actually only work my 2 cents.

It was posted before somewhere in this forum for the proper way to repair greens. Think Technospaz did it.

Those who dont do it this way,

will sure kana from me...

i see a#$^%$#^ digging into the bloody divot and push up

i k#%#$^ em man

being an owner of 3 scotty divot tools, of cos i knw how to use it Smile

Like that I must be doing it correctly since you never scold me. Wahahahaha!

i have never seen u do it before

cos u were too busy making birdies

Newbie Golfer Posts : 41 Join date : 2011-11-09

andrew-golf wrote:

lincoln_wang wrote:: I want one too. Thanks.

sorry bro

all taken

wolverine confirmed

No worries bro.

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