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Originally Posted by Lottoguy
People should learn you can easily use your putter to fix a ball mark on the green. No need to bend over just use the blade of your putter to bring the mark forward.
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That is possibly the worst piece of advice I've ever seen on golf. You might as well not repair it to do what you're suggesting.
In order for a ball mark to heal properly, it must be repaired properly. What you're suggesting will not allow it to heal.
There are ball mark repair tools that fit onto the end of a putter for those that have trouble bending over.
Here is how to do it properly.
https://www.usga.org/articles/2018/0...20indentation.
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