Do you repair pitch marks on the green ? (2025)

I loved to repair pitch mark on the green. 1st, it calm me down and 2nd i could see the slope and speed as i walk around looking for pitch mark.

If we repair pitch marks, the green will grow back faster.

UL

Last game at Kranji....on the green alot of pitch marks left unrepair ! I have to go around and repaired them !

Haizzz....

Uncle Lau wrote:

Last game at Kranji....on the green alot of pitch marks left unrepair ! I have to go around and repaired them !

Haizzz....

I make it a effort to repair pitch marks for every green to maintain the playability of our 'playground'..

swing2sky wrote:

Uncle Lau wrote:

Last game at Kranji....on the green alot of pitch marks left unrepair ! I have to go around and repaired them !

Haizzz....

I make it a effort to repair pitch marks for every green to maintain the playability of our 'playground'..

Swee Ah ! Yes must set a good example !

jazz_samz wrote:

Hell yes!!!!
But I do have a group of golfer's who I rarely play with. I LL play with them if I cannot Siam bcos one of them is not like that and is a long time good friend. It his other two friends boh standard
They simply boh chup, dun rake bunkers, dun repair fairways etc. Buay tahan!!!!
They are like ah Beng golfers and they damn yaya..

No worry bro ! please get them to join Reddot ! We will guide or torture them till they repair pitch and divots marks ! Rank sand bunker and take off polo and place them on the wet ground for RDG ladies to walk on.....swee ah !

Uncle Lau wrote:

jazz_samz wrote:

Hell yes!!!!
But I do have a group of golfer's who I rarely play with. I LL play with them if I cannot Siam bcos one of them is not like that and is a long time good friend. It his other two friends boh standard
They simply boh chup, dun rake bunkers, dun repair fairways etc. Buay tahan!!!!
They are like ah Beng golfers and they damn yaya..

No worry bro ! please get them to join Reddot ! We will guide or torture them till they repair pitch and divots marks ! Rank sand bunker and take off polo and place them on the wet ground for RDG ladies to walk on.....swee ah !

Ya, shame them once, they will learn...

Uncle Lau wrote:

swing2sky wrote:

Uncle Lau wrote:

Last game at Kranji....on the green alot of pitch marks left unrepair ! I have to go around and repaired them !

Haizzz....

I make it a effort to repair pitch marks for every green to maintain the playability of our 'playground'..

Swee Ah ! Yes must set a good example !

Not only me...I think everyone should do their part. So what you can play low 70's, but if one can't even bother to repair one's own pitch marks, this player has no basic golf etiquette. Shy to say..

Neutralgolfer wrote:

Uncle Lau wrote:

jazz_samz wrote:

Hell yes!!!!
But I do have a group of golfer's who I rarely play with. I LL play with them if I cannot Siam bcos one of them is not like that and is a long time good friend. It his other two friends boh standard
They simply boh chup, dun rake bunkers, dun repair fairways etc. Buay tahan!!!!
They are like ah Beng golfers and they damn yaya..

No worry bro ! please get them to join Reddot ! We will guide or torture them till they repair pitch and divots marks ! Rank sand bunker and take off polo and place them on the wet ground for RDG ladies to walk on.....swee ah !

Ya, shame them once, they will learn...

Fully agreed, shame them once, still don't learn, then how?..

Uncle Lau wrote:

I loved to repair pitch mark on the green. 1st, it calm me down and 2nd i could see the slope and speed as i walk around looking for pitch mark.

If we repair pitch marks, the green will grow back faster.

UL

A simple rule I always use. Repair your own PLUS at least three more of others if you have the time. Make that a point. Our playground will be so much more fun to play in.

LazySwinger wrote:

Uncle Lau wrote:

I loved to repair pitch mark on the green. 1st, it calm me down and 2nd i could see the slope and speed as i walk around looking for pitch mark.

If we repair pitch marks, the green will grow back faster.

UL

A simple rule I always use. Repair your own PLUS at least three more of others if you have the time. Make that a point. Our playground will be so much more fun to play in.

Swee...And I hope to repair my own pitch mark for every hole as that will means that my skill has improve.

I hope that I do not need to repair any divot at all!!! That means, I am hitting it VERY clean.

Pitch mark... definitely must repair... especially when it comes to putting.

swing2sky wrote:

Fully agreed, shame them once, still don't learn, then how?..

Don't play with them liao...haha..

Uncle Lau wrote:

jazz_samz wrote:

Hell yes!!!!
But I do have a group of golfer's who I rarely play with. I LL play with them if I cannot Siam bcos one of them is not like that and is a long time good friend. It his other two friends boh standard
They simply boh chup, dun rake bunkers, dun repair fairways etc. Buay tahan!!!!
They are like ah Beng golfers and they damn yaya..

No worry bro ! please get them to join Reddot ! We will guide or torture them till they repair pitch and divots marks ! Rank sand bunker and take off polo and place them on the wet ground for RDG ladies to walk on.....swee ah !

nah. Told them before. They looked at me as if I am being rude. So I try to avoid playing with them loh. Now all the more can avoid Liao. I have so many good hia di and sisters to okay golf with.

RDG 万岁!!!

It is the responsibility of every "Certified" Golfer to repair pitch mark, Divot and Rake the bunker.
Not only the above. We also have to look after each other safety.

Sadly to say not many will repair the divot when Buggy is on track. They simply forget to bring the sand bottle with them.
Worst is there is no sand in the bottle ....

BGLeeJohn wrote:

It is the responsibility of every "Certified" Golfer to repair pitch mark, Divot and Rake the bunker.
Not only the above. We also have to look after each other safety.

Sadly to say not many will repair the divot when Buggy is on track. They simply forget to bring the sand bottle with them.
Worst is there is no sand in the bottle ....

That usually occurs in JB course, want to repair ball divot but no sand bottle.

swing2sky wrote:

BGLeeJohn wrote:

It is the responsibility of every "Certified" Golfer to repair pitch mark, Divot and Rake the bunker.
Not only the above. We also have to look after each other safety.

Sadly to say not many will repair the divot when Buggy is on track. They simply forget to bring the sand bottle with them.
Worst is there is no sand in the bottle ....

That usually occurs in JB course, want to repair ball divot but no sand bottle.

OHHHHhhhhhhh............JB course must repair pitch mark and repair divots ? 8) Some JB course the green so hard that your golf ball actually bounch away from the green, JB course where got provide sand to repair divots....

After one years and i see many many unrepair pitch match on the green, especially in kranji and even at SICC Old Course !

Why golfers don't repair pitch marks on the green ? i always repaired them even it not my own. I repaired pitch marks until my pitch marker is bend !!!

Hope we at RDG will always remember to repair our and others pitch mark. We still be playing a long long time on this earth !

One observation. I see most of the low hcp or scratch are the ones who carry a ball mark repair tool and use it religiously.

I believe there are several reasons for this:

(1) As they become better player, they realize how important it is to have a good even green to putt.

(2) As they become better player, they have a lot more time to spend on the green while waiting for the rest of the flight mate to struggle from the bunker or rough to get on the green.

So moral of the story is, UL is a good player.

I read an article some years back, which was about a Good Player and a Good Golfer, and it went something like this.........

A Good Player drives his ball long and straight, hits his approach shots with pin-point accuracy, and he can do wonders to his ball, draw, fade, back-spin and what have you. But that's about where it stops.

A Good Golfer may or may not possess the playing ability of a Good Player, but he will show consideration for other players, not cause any distractions, play at a good pace, rake bunkers after him, repair divots/ball marks and prevent unnecessary damage to the golf course.

We should always leave the golf course in the condition in which we expect to find it.

Let's all strive to become Good Players AND Good Golfers.

Happy Golfing !

kp wrote:

I read an article some years back, which was about a Good Player and a Good Golfer, and it went something like this.........

A Good Player drives his ball long and straight, hits his approach shots with pin-point accuracy, and he can do wonders to his ball, draw, fade, back-spin and what have you. But that's about where it stops.

A Good Golfer may or may not possess the playing ability of a Good Player, but he will show consideration for other players, not cause any distractions, play at a good pace, rake bunkers after him, repair divots/ball marks and prevent unnecessary damage to the golf course.

We should always leave the golf course in the condition in which we expect to find it.

Let's all strive to become Good Players AND Good Golfers.

Happy Golfing !

Well said !!!