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Golf Just Got Easier with the Original Cap Magnet

Richard Brown by Richard Brown
November 10, 2022
in Sports
Golf Just Got Easier with the Original Cap Magnet
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Golfers have been inventing new tools to improve the game for centuries. From golf carts to range finders, players love anything that can help shave strokes off their round. Up until now, the standard method of holding your golf ball maker has been a cap clip. These cheap metal holders can ruin the look of your hat, and when you’re not on the course, you have to take the clip off, causing wear and tear on your bill. 

The team behind The Original Cap Magnet knew there was a better way to hold your golf ball marker. Using the power of small, rust-proof neodymium magnets, they designed a powerful yet invisible holder that will maintain the integrity of your hat and keep your marker top of mind — all without anyone in your foursome knowing the wiser.

The Original Cap Magnet can be placed anywhere on any hat — or even in your golf bag or on your shoe. They’re perfect for left-handed golfers: no more right-handed only magnetized hats. Plus, all the materials in the Cap Magnet are sourced and assembled in the USA. 

To install The Original Cap Magnet, simply remove the backing to expose the patch’s strong adhesive, stick it exactly where you want it, and attach one of Cap Magnet’s ball markers or one of your own. Since one patch can hold up to three golf ball markers, it’s perfect for keeping multiple markers handy in your bag. The Original Cap Magnet works with all ferrous (iron-containing) ball markers.

Priced affordably at $11.99, The Original Cap Magnet makes the perfect stocking stuffer for anyone who loves the game of golf. Make your next corporate event or holiday party even more memorable by ordering custom ball markers with your logo to pair with the Cap Magnet. The Original Cap Magnet also makes a great giveaway at bachelor parties, golf tournaments, country clubs, and resorts.

Small but mighty, The Original Cap Magnet is the perfect gift to give this holiday season. A custom-branded golf accessory like the Cap Magnet will elevate your company’s cache and bring awareness of your brand straight to the links. Order single patches, two-, or three-packs, or place a bulk order for your next event HERE.

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