Abstract: This invention relates to a device which serves as a stand for a golf club. In addition the device can be used to mark the location of the ball, clean the accumulation of debris from the bottom of the golfer's shoe, and clean the debris often formed on the face of a golf club. The device consists of a rod with various bends so as to lodge a golf club. The rod is covered with a frictional material to aid in the balance of the golf club. There is a first vertical member which is used to stand the device erect in the ground. Above and connected to the vertical member is a C-shaped frame which is used to support the shaft and head of a golf club when the club is not in use. The first standing member has a spiked end for facilitating the insertion of the device into the ground. The spiked end is also used to remove dirt and grass from the sole and heel of the golf shoes, as well as to scrape dirt that may be lodged in the grooves of a golf club's face.