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What do you use for a ball marker on the green? Here is mine...


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Originally Posted by MiniBlueDragon

Are there any specific coins you're looking for? Happy to post them over if needed.

I just use a standard TM marker which is part of my divot tool at the moment. I have yet to find anything I like enough to warrant changing it.



My wife gave me one of those, and I use it, but the magnet keeps coming loose, so I've started using Bahamian or Mexican coins - whichever I grab - that I keep in my bag.

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I use a 1958 silver quarter. I got it in some change I received in a purchase I made. When I put it in my pocket it made a different sound than any quarter I've ever heard. I thought it was counterfeit until I did some research.

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