Abstract: A golf device is provided for turf repair and holding golf tees and a ball marker. The device utilizes the golf tees themselves to do turf repair and firmly holds the tees in place during the repair function. The device includes a body having a cap section and base section which are slidable held together so that the cap section is positioned immediately atop the base section to hold golf tees in place and prevent them from sliding upward during repair. Inserts are provided to magnetically attract the cap section to the base section and to removably hold a ball marker.

Abstract: A golf device is provided for turf repair and holding golf tees and a ball marker. The device utilizes the golf tees themselves to do turf repair and firmly holds the tees in place during the repair function. The device includes a body having a cap section and base section which are slidable held together so that the cap section is positioned immediately atop the base section to hold golf tees in place and prevent them from sliding upward during repair. Inserts are provided to magnetically attract the cap section to the base section and to removably hold a ball marker.

Abstract: A golf device having a repair function and which is adapted to hold golf tees and a marker is provided. The device is a solid structure with annular channels that extend throughout the entire length of the device for insertion of golf tees. The structure facilitates its manufacture as the golf device and can be formed from a single, solid block of material. The annular channels are adapted to position the golf tees so that the ends of the golf tees can be used for scraping, as part of the turf or divot repair function. In one embodiment, the one-piece body is a metal, for example, brass, and the means for which a ball marker can be attached is via a magnet. The magnet can be located within the structure, attached to the surface of the structure, or recessed within the structure.