Pitch Repairers

Plastic, aluminium, and metal construction covers the range across three price and quality tiers, each suited to a different event budget and gift level. Plastic divot tools suit high-volume orders where cost per unit drives the decision, printing cleanly in single colour or full colour. Aluminium styles provide a lightweight, durable body suited to mid-range gift packs where weight and print quality both matter. Metal styles take the most durable branding approach, with engraving cutting the logo permanently into the surface so the mark stays legible through years of bag use and regular handling. Printing and full colour digital print also work on metal styles where colour accuracy matters more than permanence. Several styles integrate a ball marker into the tool. Orders start from 100 units per style.

A pitch repairer with a printed or engraved logo goes straight into the golfer's bag after the event and comes out on every green at every course they play. A pen from the same gift bag stays at a desk. The pitch repairer travels, gets held in hand, and the brand on its surface stays in use for as long as the golfer keeps playing.

Full colour digital print on the face of a pitch repairer reproduces multi-colour logos, photographic artwork, and gradient designs accurately, which suits brands with detailed identity assets that a single-colour pad print would flatten.

Things to Know

What is a pitch repairer and how is it used on a golf course? A pitch repairer is a small two-pronged tool used to fix the indentation a golf ball leaves on a putting green. The golfer inserts the tines around the mark and levers the turf back rather than scooping, keeping the grass roots intact so the green heals quickly.

Which construction material suits corporate gifting versus event giveaways? Metal pitch repairers suit corporate gifting where the weight, finish, and durability communicate quality to the person receiving it. Plastic tools suit high-volume event giveaways where distributing to a large field at a reasonable unit cost matters more, while aluminium sits between the two for mid-range gift packs.

How does engraving differ from printing on a metal pitch repairer? Engraving removes material from the metal surface to create a permanent mark that won't fade or chip regardless of use, while printing applies colour ink that holds up well but can wear on a heavily used tool. Engraving is the more durable choice for a gift intended to last years in a bag.

What print area is typically available on a pitch repairer? Standard plastic and aluminium styles typically offer around 25mm x 15mm on the print area of the tool, which accommodates a logo or short text clearly. Metal styles and combination tools often offer a larger face plate with more space for detailed artwork.