That's good - might have to borrow that one
Green sharpie for me I think.I generally don't mark my ball, because usually its of no consequence in my casual rounds.
How Do You Mark Your Golf Ball?
That's good - might have to borrow that one
Green sharpie for me I think.I generally don't mark my ball, because usually its of no consequence in my casual rounds.
First I know of is R. Lee Ermey in Full Metal Jacket.
Just had them printed like this on a site (for free) they look even better in the flesh but I am being too lazy to go down to the basement and get one and take an actual pic.
It's the predator targeting logo, if I only I was as good as shot as him!
It's the predator targeting logo, if I only I was as good as shot as him!
Honesty I play a yellow ball whenever I can find a good deal on ones I like. For some reason I am one of very few around this area that does so most the time I don’t bother marking it at all.
I like to be different. I use a fine sharpie and add some squiggles to my line. 
Cart paths and trees. Cart paths and trees 
When I mark my ball on a green, I always mark the ball with my coin or marker “heads up”. If, I have to move the mark one way or the other, I mark it “tails up”. That way, when I go to put the ball back, and I see “tails”, it reminds me to move the ball back to where it belongs and not get penalized.
Either- circle one of the numbers in black, or make an attempt at a clover leaf in green using 3 dimples under or above the logo.
Although, when I was good and would spend an hour at the Titleist stack at the store looking for 5,6,7,8’s, I rarely marked at all. They were rare enough. “I got Titleist 7 today..” was enough.
Although, when I was good and would spend an hour at the Titleist stack at the store looking for 5,6,7,8’s, I rarely marked at all. They were rare enough. “I got Titleist 7 today..” was enough.
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I came here to say precisely thisCart paths and trees. Cart paths and trees
I like using a magnetic marker on ball mark repair tool because it's easy to dig out of pocket without jingling change etc... As for the ball it's 3 pairs of adjacent blue dimples spaced around the ball so a pair is always visible. Why? My golf balls are always getting me into trouble and so have a lot of blue eyed girls.
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Blue sharpie circle around both numbers