A pitchfork divot tool is useful when keeping the grass on the golf course in healthy condition. Often, damage occurs to the grass when golfers brush it with their clubs, or when golf balls land on the putting greens. These marks need to be repaired so the course is good to play, and so that no further damage is caused to the roots. A pitchfork divot tool has two prongs, and these are used to gently lift the grass or to stretch it to close a gap. The technique is to work from the outside edges. However, if it is not done right, it can create the need for more repair work.

Pitchfix have designed a new golf divot tool, the Twister. A pitchfork divot tool has two prongs, or pins, but the Twister has three, set out in a circular shape. The Twister divot tool is changing how grass is repaired on the golf course, because there is no technique to learn. Anyone can fix a divot like a greenkeeper! All that is needed to repair a mark is to jab the pins in and out a few times, and this lifts the grass without affecting the roots.

A Twister tool is something that golfers should have with them, so they can repair the marks they see on the golf course as they play. They can be worn on a key ring or put in a pocket, and they are not expensive compared to other golfing kit, so it makes a good gift idea. It comes in a choice of colours, and can be personalised with a message, or a brand or logo, so good as a business gift to give to potential clients. The Twister divot tool is something that any golfer would be happy to use or receive as a gift.