Golf Ball Markers
Leeds United
Description
Fix your pitch marks in style—Leeds pride included
This Leeds golf ball marker and divot tool combo is perfect for fans who want practical tools with a personal touch. Whether you’re lining up your putt or repairing the green, this lightweight, foldable tool keeps your game smooth and your club colours front and centre.
What’s Included
Here’s what’s included with this product:
- 1 x Double-sided metal ball marker with enamel finish
- 1 x Foldable divot repair tool with pop-up tines
- Magnetic base to securely hold the marker
- Front design features the Yorkshire Rose; rear nods to “Marching on Together”
Key Benefits
What makes this product a great choice:
- Durable metal marker with premium enamel design
- Lightweight and compact – easy to store in your pocket or golf bag
- Foldable tines with button release keep it safe during play
- Strong magnetic attachment keeps marker secure and accessible
- Stylish gift idea for Leeds fans who love golf
Our Verdict
Golfers know the importance of tools that work quickly and don’t get in the way. This Leeds divot repair tool does exactly that, folding down neatly with a button release and slipping easily into your pocket or bag without catching.
The ball marker itself is the standout feature—it’s made from solid metal, with crisp enamel detailing on both sides. The Yorkshire Rose on one side and a fun twist on “Marching on Together” on the other create a distinctive, fan-focused finish.
In terms of usability, the magnetic clip is strong, so you won’t lose your marker mid-round. The tool feels solid when fixing pitch marks, and the foldable tines avoid any risk of poking through your pocket lining or snagging other gear.
What’s more, the combo comes presented nicely enough to be gifted. It’s an easy win for birthdays, Father’s Day or as a surprise for your regular fourball partner.
Overall, this tool-and-marker set is more than just a novelty. It’s a well-made, fan-inspired accessory that’s genuinely useful for golfers who want to show off their Leeds loyalty in subtle but meaningful ways.