This simple accessory is a must-have for every golfer

Welcome to Gimme That, a GOLF.com column where we’ll highlight one notable item we think you might like. Whether it’s an article of clothing, an intriguing electronic device or anything in between, we want to share these items with you because they’ve generated a bit of chatter by our water cooler (or, these days, on our Slack channel). So sit back, scroll down and keep up with the latest gear golf has to offer.

While it’s not a requirement to use a ball-mark repair tool, or even a designated ball mark, it feels extra-luxe to use one designed specifically for its sacred purpose, instead of a dirty tee or spare penny.

And Birdicorn’s Divot Tool is the ultimate accessory for golfers who appreciate an item that multitasks. In this case, you get six useful benefits from a single hardworking prong.

With Birdicorn, you can enjoy:

-A premium divot-repair tool

-A ballmark, and a place to hold it

-A stencil for drawing alignment guides on your ball

-A bottle-opener

-A putting tool (via the tool’s alignment aid)

-A grip protector (prop your clubs in the tool’s slot to keep them dry in wet conditions)

How many other ways can we say it? Get yours now!

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Birdicorn 6-in-1 Divot Tool

$17.50

This lightweight, six-in-one multitool features a bottle opener, ball-marker holder, putter aligner, divot fixer, line-drawing guide and grip protector, all in one sleek package.

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