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Repairing Pitch Marks 3 months, 1 week ago #350

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Make it a quick fix with the Flix!

All conscientious club golfers know that it is vital to repair any pitch marks they make on the greens as soon as they are made. Leaving them for the next group following behind to repair isn’t the done thing and will quickly result in an uneven putting surface for all players. However, among golfers who do bother to attend to their pitch marks, how many simply dig around the impression left by the ball with a blunt tee in the hope that it fixes the job? Such seemingly innocent actions can often do more harm than good, taking upwards of three weeks and often longer, to recover.
This makes using the right tool for the job vital if you are going to take the time, trouble and responsibility of some DIY repairs. And there are there no more excuses now, thanks to the CHAMP FLIX Divot Repair Tool, which, when used correctly, will have your greens as smooth as silk, and leaving no more nasty surprises for the group behind!

The innovative Flix divot repair tool is CHAMP’s lightest and most ergonomic instrument ever, and is designed for the golfer that needs a light, yet rugged repair tool that, when slipped in to the pocket, is hardly noticeable.

The handy Flix opens up automatically at the press of a button, and folds back neatly to prevent the two prongs from causing any unpleasant jabs in sensitive places when returned to the pocket. It also comes supplied with a useful branded magnetically-attached ball marker, which can also feature corporate logos, club crests and company names for bulk orders. It comes in a choice of black, white, orange, lime green and pink units, providing eye-catching colour options to suit all styles.

So say ‘goodbye’ to bumpy greens and ‘hello’ to holing more birdie putts with the CHAMP FLIX Divot Repair Tool.

DO’S AND DON’T OF REPAIRING PITCHMARKS

DO….
• Discard the loose piece of turf taken out by the ball.
• Insert the pitchmark repairer tool just outside of the back of the pitchmark (i.e. the opposite end from the direction the ball landed).
• Lever the turf towards the centre of the pitchmark and repeat this motion from all sides of the pitchmark.
• Gently tap the repaired area with your putter. This stretches undamaged turf over the pitchmark, providing instant recovery.


DO NOT….
• Replace the loose piece of turf taken out by the ball. It will die and delay the healing process.
• Pry up the centre of the depression with the pitchmark repairer, as it exposes the soil and will delay the healing process.
• Insert the pitchmark repairer and twist it. This only breaks more turf loose

CHAMP is the premiere brand of MacNeill Engineering Worldwide, which has been designing and manufacturing athletic footwear components since 1931. The Company has been a pioneer in cleat technology since it introduced the world’s first locking spike: SURE-LOK. Since then, MacNeill Engineering has grown to be The World Leader in the Sport Cleat Technology with revolutionary offerings which include the CHAMP Q-LOK® System, the CHAMP TRI-LOK® System, as well as the most complete line of innovative spikes in the world, including the new CHAMP Zarma®, the CHAMP Scorpion STINGER™ spikes and CHAMP ScorpionSpike®. CHAMP also is proud to introduce the CHAMP Zarma Flytee™ a high performance line of golf tees.
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Re: Repairing Pitch Marks 1 month, 1 week ago #359

just put this on my club website forum:

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