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HOLE CUTTERS & ACCESSORIES Cup Auger


Best way to achieve consistent cup depth. Insert the Cup Auger and turn until collar rests on turf. Remove Auger and reuse re- move soil.


MI-655661 $160.00


Cup Puller Cup Puller


Features a long steel plated rod and rubber handle for maximum leverage and comfort. Three hook design easily pulls cup straight out of hole, with no damage to turf. PA-1032


$18.00


Easily pulls all brands of cups. MI-655688


$10.00


Cup Setter


Cast aluminum with powder-coated white finish. Sets cup 11


/8 ” below surface of the green. This


ensures your cup is set the minimum USGA requirement of ” in depth. PA-1031


$46.00


Center Set Cup Setter


Help eliminate cracked and damaged edges of your cups. Will not scratch or mark painted cups. Center rod can be adjusted to accurately set cups a precise depth.


MI-655622 $71.00


Hole Targets


• Make the hole more visible • Same visual effect as hole paint • Comes in sets of 18 MI-651620 White $49.00 MI-651621 Pink $49.00


www.easypicker.com 800.641.4653


Hole Target Cup Setter


• Specifically designed to install US Golf Hole Targets when setting cups.


• Slip a target ring into the cup setter, install the cup as usual, give the cup setter a 1/4” turn and both cup and target are properly installed MI-655621 $31.00


email: salesdept@easypicker.com 95


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