Saturday, July 21, 2018

Ball Marks Gone Wild!

In this edition of my blog I want to go over the importance of properly fixing a ball mark.  Fixing a ball mark is more of an art form than an effortless poke job with a divot tool or putter.  If done properly ball marks will heal in a few short days.  If done improperly or not at all, a blemish will make its mark on the putting green for months until recovery is conducive in the fall!

So fix yours and fix another, make a point to monitor each other!  Take care of your course and it will take care of you.  Be kind to your partner and they might buy you a brew!

Here is my personal video of my flawless technique!  (You May need to view the web version of the blog for video to be present)




Here is an article written by the USGA that includes a video demonstration as well!


While we are on the topic of putting greens wear and tear, we also need to be mindful of our foot traffic.  Most golf shoes have outrageous spikes that cause damage to our greens when not being careful.  Scuffs from dragging feet along the surface and twisting motions can cause serious damage to our putting greens.  Please keep this in mind while enjoying your golf course!












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