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Best Ball Liner :  To Mark Line on Ball for Putting

Does anyone have any good recommendation for a ball liner?

I would like one that I will not have problem putting a line on the ball for putting.  I have read some of the ball liner equipment where the ball would move or slide making it difficult to put a straight line or where you can only put a thin line on the ball as opposed to a thick solid line.

So I am looking for one that I can put a thick solid ( not way thick or anything) straight line on the ball for putting.  Please provide brand name & place where I can get them.

Thanks in advance.

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you can find just about any liner tool at a dicks, golf galaxy or golf shop...look for one where the ball 'clicks' into the cup/template....otherwise can be a P.I.T.A. to put a good line on the ball...usually pretty cheap to for under 10 bucks or so. hope it helps, choose a sharpie, and choose wisely.

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