Golf Green Reader, 2 Pack Golf Ball Marker Hat Clip with High Precision Horizontal Bubble, Putting Training Aid Golf Accessories Tool Gift for Men Women

Great addition to my golf bag! Perfect for getting your putting figured out! Great quality for the price

It can only detect very steep slopes, failing to pick up subtle breaks that are crucial for accurate putting, limiting its usefulness.

Just a great idea when practicing how to read difficult greens, a great gift or teaching aid when learning about how to read and putt on greens. Great brilliant colors to choose from. I use when playing in scramble events,cost effective good deal and you get 2 pcs.

This green reader fails in various lighting conditions. It gives wrong readings under bright sunlight and dim dusk light. The display gets washed out, making the data impossible to read clearly.

Works. Sort of. Size and quality of material are fine. My only problem is the bubble is small and difficult to see especially with a bright sky. Some research as to what would be the best background to make the bubble more visible would be helpful.

not that great. As a ball marker is alright. To read breaks, don't think so. It doesn't;t read the bigger breaks in the middle, between the ball and the hole.

Very handy ball marker/green reader that I finally had a chance to use the other day. It was and is a great golf tool, and it very much helps getting the direction of the fall on a green correct. It is well built, easy to read, and I appreciate the fact they sent two of them one for the golf bag and spare.. just in case. This is my new permanent ball marker that looks great is super light and as mentioned functions as expected to help me reinforce what I am seeing. Super happy about this Purchase.

I really like it. I wish it helped me put better LOL!

I got these for my father-in-law for his birthday and he was thrilled with them. I tested the magnetism and the accuracy of the spirit level beforehand and I found that it was all of a nice quality. The markers themselves have a nice weight to them as well. I'm sure he is looking forward to showing these off to his golfing buddies.

I have a few hat clip ball markers, but I think this one is my new favourite. Having a level on the marker definitely gives a bit of help on the green, and it looks very cool too! You actually get two ball markers and one hat clip in this set. I tend to keep one in my bag, and the other on the clip just in case I lose one I can grab the spare. The level on the marker is a very cool idea, and works pretty well for looking at the green at the spot of the ball, but really doesnt help much down the green. Its also a little bit hard to tell where the level is set when you're playing mid day, but that is a bit expected with lime green liquid. Overall though they do exactly what they were made to do. The level seems pretty accurate, and i like how it explains each of the angles and what they do to the ball. Highly recommended!

PROS: The magnetic clip is genuinely convenient: The strong magnet on the hat clip keeps the marker secure through full swings and quick movements. I can grab it off my cap in one motion without digging in my pockets . Helps with subtle breaks: For short putts (5-10 feet) where the break is hard to see with the naked eye, the bubble gives a clear indication of which way the green slopes . Good learning tool for beginners: I've been using it to test my own read against the tool, and it's helped me train my eye to spot slopes I was missing . Works as a discreet ball marker: It's about the size of a casino chip and has a solid, premium feel. CONS: The bubble barely moves on gentle slopes: On subtle breaks, the bubble barely shifts off-centre. You really need a ski-slope of a green to see a clear reading . Limited use on long putts: For putts over 20 feet, the slope often changes between the ball and the hole. To get a full read, you'd need to check multiple spots, which is slow and impractical .

I finally got out on the golf course and had a chance to test this with my buddies. It ended up being a handy little tool for helping read the green. I sometimes struggle to see the slope properly, so having something that gives a bit of extra guidance was really useful. It made it easier to get a better idea of how the green was sitting before putting, and we had fun comparing what we thought the break was versus what the reader showed. I also like that it’s black, because it stands out nicely against the green and is easy to spot when you set it down. Overall, I’m happy with it. It’s small, simple, and gives a little extra confidence when reading putts. I wouldn’t say it magically fixes your game, but it’s a nice bit of help if you have trouble judging slopes on the green.

I tried out this set of two golf ball marker’s that comes with a strong magnetic cap clip, along with, a built-in bubble level. It clips to my golf cap or visor very well so I don’t have to rummage in my golf bag or pocket to retrieve it during play. It works well to read the slope of the putting green for about a foot without bending over or squatting down to visually make the hole. This would definitely be a good idea for practice or casual play but not sure if it would be allowed in a tournament. It is quite thick as a marker where the edge might cause other balls to rebound instead of just going smoothly over the marker. This is a great novelty gift and a useful tool to practice putting on the green in my backyard and casual play on the course. Inexpensive for two marker’s with strong magnetic field to hold well to the cap clip.