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HEDZ-UP GOLF CLUB HOLDER & DIVOT REPAIR TOOL    

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Picture of HEDZ-UP GOLF CLUB HOLDER & DIVOT REPAIR TOOL The Hedz-Up Golf Club Holder and Divot Repair Tool is a golf accessory designed for use by individuals with balance, mobility or lower extremity disabilities or arthritis who have difficulty bending, stooping, or reaching the ground. The tool fits on the top of any standard golf grip and can be used to to keep a club's grip off the ground when the club is laid on the ground. A tool on the end that can be used to replace fairway divots and repair ball marks and divots on the putting green without bending.

Notes: Shipping and handling charges are not included in the purchase price listed.

Price: 9.95.

This product record was updated on February 14, 2013.

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Manufacturer:

Upright Golf

709 Iowa Street
Cedar Falls, Iowa 50613-1866
United States
Telephone: 319-268-0939.
Web: http://www.uprightgolf.com.
Email: info@uprightgolf.com.


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