How To Properly Repair Your Golf Ball Marks on the Green

Everything you need to know about how to properly fix your ball marks!
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[@zacharyparis]

Now all I need to do is hit a green.

[@rayspooner1982]

Nah, you don't want to get your shiny repair tool dirty.

[@richardlibensperger5660]

Good video teaching the right way to fix a ball mark. I see so many people just jab their tool in the pitch mark and just rip the grass from it’s roots.

[@enkilugal3282]

This is the best explanation I've ever heard for repairing pitch marks on the green. Thank you very much!

[@bonasera01]

Great video Josh- Mark and John are beaming right now😊

[@neildorrity9507]

Biggest thing is if you repair it correctly u will have smooth greens. Problem we see alot , is no one repairing ball marks at all. Or incorrect repair. Very good video Josh

[@darkshadowsx5949]

the last golf course i was at the last hole greens were destroyed by divots. there had to be at least 50+ divot marks. it had just rained the day before so people just blasted holes to the dirt layer.

[@simmo5071]

Only pry from behind ifyou do from the front your displacing roots.

[@stephendibari5010]

Great video! I tell my son all the time get a ball divot repair tool and he’s like no I just use a Tee. 😂

[@Onlinesully]

That works too

[@katyperryandpizza]

Watching this at 11:30 on a Thursday night…I need to get back to work

[@brandonroberts8008]

What makes the grass grow? Blood! Oohrah! 😝

[@Alan_Edwards]

I like the technique, but I have to disagree about using a tee over a proper tool. Most tools have two blades and they are thinner than a tee in most cases and spaced so it supports the grass when moving it toward the center of the mark. Where as a tee tends to make more of a grove and does not move the grass as "gently". I think a tee for someone who has more experience might be fine but for the average golfer encouraging them to use a tool, along with proper technique, is a much better option IMO.

[@rogerdodger-bd2lq]

Rare intelligent comment here. Well said.

[@davet2625]

Nice footjoy classics 👌

[@abrahamalsaeedi8745]

is that the triple wide? glad I'm not the only one.

[@TCloud007]

Did I hear you say League City? As in League City, Texas? That’s literally where I live at😂 What course is this if so? I’m pretty garbo so I play at Beacon Lakes but this looks like a nice little course

[@coreymoore01]

The way you described still rips the roots - the correct way is to punch a hole directly in the middle of the ball mark, wiggle the tee around (this pushes the roots out so they don’t rip) then tap edges of the ball mark inward with putter. Then you can still clean up any edges with a tee.

[@daved2082]

Played a course today and the greens were way too soft. I was bombing the greens and some balls got buried 1/2 way + . It felt impossible to fix the divots as deep as they were.

[@thetowndrunk988]

My pitch mark tool looks brand new…….after 17 years….

[@Brianjones1235]

Damn, I was taught decades ago to prize it UPWARD... So, there you go.

[@surroundedbyjaggoffs]

I’m not worried about fixing ball mark on the green as my ball NEVER lands on the fly!!!

[@chumchisk]

Great vid. Just can’t see what going on

[@triciahc6312]

Too lengthy of a description for me. This should be a 1-2 minute video tops.

[@ThePhantom740]

I have a green that I work on dearly everyday and the neighbors kid decides to take his foot and press it on the edge of the hole and made it bigger 🤬

[@Dreyno]

Where did you bury his body?

[@ThePhantom740]

@@Dreyno alive

[@wetnapkin8848]

Today I was 175 yards out hit my pitching wedge and landed literally on the edge of the hole literally almost holed out for eagle. How do you repair a divot if it’s literally touching the hole……………… that was my problem today

[@ciaranw1888]

@@wetnapkin8848 Good Par.🤣

[@ThePhantom740]

@@wetnapkin8848 that was my problem, you have to fill the hole up and place a new pin