Divot tool with ball marker and brush

A golf surface repair tool formed of at least three body members and comprising:

• a first body member having a pair of legs and an open mouth and defining a hollow cavity therewithin in open communication with its open mouth,
• a second body member having a closed end and an opposing open mouth and defining at least one hollow cavity in open communication with its open mouth,
• a third body member formed with a central base and first and second pedestals that project from said base in opposite directions from each other, and said pedestals have sides that respectively fit snugly in frictional engagement into said open mouths of said first and second body members,
• a writing implement mounted to one of said first and second pedestals and projecting away from said central base,
• a brush mounted to the other of said first and second pedestals and projecting away from said central base in a direction opposite said writing implement, whereby said brush and said writing implement are enclosed within said hollow cavities of said first and second body members when said pedestals of said third body member are frictionally engaged therewith.

A golf surface repair tool formed of a plurality of detachable and releasbly engageable body components comprising:

• a first body component having one end at which a pair of legs that define a gap therebetween are formed and an opposite end that forms an open cavity within said first body component,
• a second body component having a closed end and an opposite end defining at least one open cavity therewithin,
• a third body component formed with a central base and a pair of pedestals projecting in opposite directions from said central base and said pedestals are smaller in cross-sectional area than said central base, thereby forming seating ledges beside both of said pedestals,
• at least one writing implement mounted in one of said pedestals and projecting outwardly therefrom away from said base, and
• a brush mounted in the other of said pedestals and having bristles projecting outwardly therefrom away from said base in a direction opposite said writing implement, and said first and second body components are releasably engageable with said third body component so that said opposite ends of said first and second body components reside in abutment against said seating ledges of said third body component, thereby closing said cavities, and said opposite ends of said first and second body components are engaged by friction with said pedestals so that said at least one writing implement and said brush project into and are housed within said cavities in respective ones of said first and second body components.