Our Favorite Golf Divot Tools from $7 to $20

It’s good golf etiquette to fix more pitch marks than you make on the putting greens, and if everybody did that, we’d all have less to complain about.

If you want to do your part on the putting greens, all it takes is a golf divot tool in your pocket, which can cost anywhere from $7-20 and often serves multiple purposes.

We love multi-use divot tools because it's best to keep the pocket accessories to a minimum while you play golf.

This tool also serves as a ball marker, bottle opener and grooves cleaner. As an extra bonus, the top is grooved which gives you a place to rest your putter while you hit those green-side chips so you keep those grips dry. It even helps you line up putts. Not to mention, the monochromatic finish makes it a nice clean looking accessory.

This tool from Callaway does everything except open bottles. It has a built-in magnetic ball marker and a nylon bristled brush on the end to give those clubs a good scrubbing.

If you want a cool, cheap, switchblade golf divot tool, this is it. This tool folds up and locks shut when you're not using it, and opens at the push of a button. Not only is this tool comfortably under $10, it's a multi-use tool that does everything you need. The curved top props up extra clubs to keep the grips dry, and it has a magnetic ball marker holder as well. Choose from black or blue.

Showing support for your favorite team while on the golf course is nothing new, and doing so on a divot tool is a great way to do that in a subtle, understated way (as opposed to, say, headcovers). This switchblade divot tool not only comes in your favorite NFL team's colors, but includes a magnetic logoed ball marker built-in.

We can't all put a Scotty Cameron putter in the bag, but anyone can rock that famous three-circle logo on the greens. This Scotty Cameron Pivot Tool displays that unmistakable logo in a simple and elegant tool. The design of the tool allows you to simply insert and pivot until your mark is repaired.

Here's a 2-in-1 divot tool you don't exactly see every day. Sure, it's common for golfers to bypass the divot tool altogether and opt for a tee instead, but this tee takes that concept one step further, with a double-tipped end designed specifically to be a divot repair tip. These durable tees are made with recycled materials and, in addition to repairing your marks on the green, are designed to reduce friction at impact to help you get the most distance and accuracy from your drives as possible.