Golf Gear
Good Walk Coffee Co.
I love all kinds of coffee, and I just got a new espresso maker, so I’ve been on the hunt for new beans to try. I’d followed Good Walk Coffee on social for a while and finally pulled the trigger. So happy I did.
Golf Ball Marker Display
I’m a sucker for course memorabilia, and a ball marker is the easiest souvenir there is. My original display got discontinued on Etsy, so I hunted down a solid replacement. Holds both magnetic and poker chip markers, comes ready to hang, and you can personalize it.
$60
Overview
Every course I play, I grab a marker. Cheap, small, and an easy way to prove you were there. Most run $2 to $5, so it’s not exactly a budget-buster, but the collection adds up fast. I’ve got one rule for myself: markers only come from courses I’ve actually played. I broke it once, for the Old Course at St. Andrews, because come on.
My original marker display finally went out of stock on Etsy, so I went looking for a replacement. This one from AprilWilkersonStore caught my eye on looks and reviews alone (I haven’t gotten my hands on it yet, so this is a recommend based on what’s out there, not a full hands-on review like my other pages).
Scorecard
Golf Ball Marker Display
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Quality
Cherry veneered wood, clear coat finish
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Capacity
Holds 17 magnetic markers and 38 poker chip markers
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Price
$60
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Rating
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Honest Take
A cheap hobby deserves a display that doesn't look cheap
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Who It's Best For
Golfers who collect markers as course souvenirs and want to actually show them off instead of tossing them in a drawer
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What’s good
- Handles both marker styles, magnetic and poker chip, in one display.
- Comes with hanging hardware, ready out of the box.
- Personalization block for a name, initials, or a phrase.
- Cherry wood build looks like it belongs on a wall, not a junk drawer.
What’s not
- Can be pricy for just a display, but im not handy enough to build one myself so its worth it!
- Haven’t tested it myself yet, so durability is unconfirmed.
Gallery
Verdict: 4.3 Breakfast Balls out of 5
This one's niche, I'll be the first to admit it. Not everyone wants a wall of golf ball markers staring at them. But if you're the kind of guy who grabs a marker every round to remember where you played, this is the easiest way to actually show it off instead of letting it collect dust in a golf bag pocket.
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