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GREENS ACCESSORIES


EZEE™ WHITE HOLE WHITENER SYSTEM • Clean, crisp white holes made quick and easy! • Simply insert paint can into tool and rotate. • Specially formulated tomaximizewhiteness on dirt. • Builtin shield protects cup and green fromoverspray. Starter kit includes tool, plus one case of paint. (Six 15ounce cans per case.) 55500EZEEWhite Starter Kit 55600EZEEWhite Tool


$99.00 $59.00


55700EZEEWhite Paint (Case of 6) $59.00


CUP CADDIE™


• Handy formaintainingand rotating cups. • Cups look better, last longer. 18990 Cup Caddie $39.60


CUP HOOK • Simple and easyway to remove any style cup.


33200 Cup Hook $8.00


DUWHIPPER™ • Sweep away morning dew, worm casts and bunker sand instantly.


• Easy to handle and and transport. • Telescoping fiberglass pole stretches 6’ to 16’ (2 m to 5 m).


34200 DuWhipper $39.00


GREENSKEEPER BALL MARK REPAIR TOOL


• Great timesaving, laborsaving tool for quick, nearflawless repairs on greens.


• 36” handle makes repairs fast and easy. • Meticulously lifts dirt/grass into place in one motion.


27200 Greenskeeper $92.00 CUP SETTER


• Set it, step on it and lift it out. • Sets cup to USGAspecs 1” below surface of the green.


• Flattens and smoothes crowning caused by hole cutters.


30100 Cup Setter $7.00 www.easypicker.com 800.641.4653 email: salesdept@easypicker.com 77


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