GOLF.com Review: This 7-in-1 golf divot tool features unmatched functionality

Welcome to GOLF.com’s “Best Of” review series, where one of GOLF’s editors review new, interesting and helpful products from around the golf world. Here we review the Birdicorn Divot Tool.

Background

Los Angeles, California-based Birdicorn was founded in 2017, and, much like their flagship divot tool, they’re all about functionality, setting out to make the innovative products and then enveloping them in pleasing design. The company takes its name from a mythical bird with that has a unicorn horn attached to its sparrow-like body. The founders previously used the name to describe a hole-in-one on a par-5, then realized it was fitting moniker to accompany their versatile divot repair tool.

The Product

The Birdicorn 7-in-1 divot tool does a whole lot more than its diminutive size suggests. Despite its small, lightweight design, the Birdicorn can perform seven different functions for you on the course. In addition to a two-prong divot tool, it also acts as a ball marker holder, bottle opener, groove cleaner, alignment aid, a club rest to keep your grips dry on a water-logged course, and even a stencil to mark your golf ball with. While the Birdicorn’s actual divot-repairing technology is as basic as it gets, no other tool can do as much for you, all while taking up minimal space in your pocket.

Does it work?

In a word, yes. Divot repair tools are simple pieces of technology with a simple function, one the Birdicorn performs well. But it’s everything else the Birdicorn offers that it makes it our choice for the best-of-the-best. Crucially, all of that functionality is packed into a tiny, lightweight tool that will can be comfortably slipped into your pocket and forgotten about until it’s needed again. Furthermore, you can get customized Birdicorn divot tools for your office, club or next golf outing, with 10 colors to choose from and custom ball marks featuring whatever branding you want.

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