Pitch Mark Repairing
If you repair a pitch mark badly it can
actually do a lot more harm than if you had left it alone, so it's essential
you know how to do it correctly
Make sure you can repair a pitch mark
correctly
If you repair a pitch mark badly it can
actually do a lot more harm than if you had left it alone, so it’s essential
you know how to do it correctly.
It’s not just for the sake of the greens either,
there is nothing more infuriating for a golfer than to see a perfect putt
knocked off line, especially through no fault of their own.
But it is alarming how many golfers seemingly
neglect to repair a pitch mark, don’t know how to repair a pitch mark
in the correct way, or perhaps think they are not allowed to because of the
Rules of Golf.
As you can see below, the end product of a
badly repaired pitch mark is an ugly brown scar left on the green that not only
looks awful, but that also affects the roll of yours and other peoples’ putts.
A badly repaired pitch mark
Successfully repaired pitch marks however,
can heal within twice the time it takes for a half-hearted attempt, and look more
like the images below.
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