SWAG Golf Chubbs Tombstone Divot Tool

A single-prong tool is designed to minimize root damage when repairing ball marks. By inserting the prong and gently lifting or twisting, you can repair the turf with less disruption to the surrounding grass compared to the leverage-heavy motion of a two-prong fork.

Yes. Because it is CNC-milled from solid stainless steel, it is incredibly robust and resistant to bending or breaking. It is built to withstand years of regular use on the course without losing its structural integrity.

Not exactly. The hand-texturing process ensures that every tool has unique variations in its finish and appearance. You can expect the same high-quality construction as the photos, but with subtle, one-of-a-kind details.

At 2.75 inches long and less than an inch wide, it is very compact. It is designed to sit unobtrusively in your pocket without feeling bulky or sharp against your leg while you walk or swing.

Not at all. While it requires a slightly different technique than a two-prong tool, the single prong is actually more precise. You simply insert it around the edges of the mark and work the turf toward the center, which is often more effective for clean, quick repairs.