A Swiss Army Knife for Your Golf Bag, the Ascent Golfer’s Best Tool is a Must-Add This Season

As you’re out on the course this year concentrating on the shot in front of you, minimizing distractions is crucial for success. 

Of course, there’s only so much you can do about Mother Nature and other golfers, including your playing partners. However, you can control what’s right in front of you … or on your side, that is. 

That’s where the Ascent Golfer’s Best Tool comes in. It packs a ball marker, club brush, stroke counter, divot repair tool, cleat tightener, groove cleaner and more all into one handy device. Thanks to some durable aluminum, you can wear on your belt or hang on your golf bag. The tool is highly compact, lightweight and easy to carry, despite featuring a variety of stainless-steel features. Plus it costs under $30 — a great value add for any golfer this season.

“It’s very sturdy, too,” says Busra Sert, Senior Manager of Product Management for Ascent Gifts. “Due to its size, it can easily fit in golfers’ pants or shorts pockets, as well.”

Featuring a rubberized grip that won’t ever slip out of your hands, the tool only weighs roughly a quarter-pound. As a result, virtually anyone can use it, including children (once you’ve taught them how to use each of its offerings, of course).

The primary reason? You'll be able to focus more on each shot, rather than wondering about where a certain tool is at the most inopportune times during a round — like a ball marker when you need to line up a putt. 

“And, if you prefer to not have it clipped onto your belt, you can place it on your golf bag instead,” Sert adds. “You just want to ensure that you place it wherever it’s easiest to find. Again, the product’s main goal is to simplify your round so that you only need to worry about your shots.”

Here’s a breakdown of everything that's packed into the Ascent Golf’s Best Tool:

“With spring approaching, now is the time to purchase the latest item for your golf game,” Sert says. “Your concentration —and, consequently, handicap— will likely improve noticeably this season as a result.”