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DETACHABLE CLAW    

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Picture of DETACHABLE CLAW The Detachable Claw is a golf accessory designed for us by people with grasping disabilities, upper extremity disabilities and other disabilities that prevent a person from being able to reach a ball on the ground or in a hole. The Detachable Claw consists of two parts: the Claw pick up tool with a magnet on its base and a 1.5-inch screw that screws into the small hole on the end of a putter grip and has a magnet. The two magnets hold the Detachable Claw when being used to pick up the ball. This enables the golfer to remove the device from the club while in use.

Notes: Shipping and handling charges are not included in the purchase price listed.

Price: 14.95.

This product record was updated on February 14, 2013.

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Manufacturer:

Upright Golf

709 Iowa Street
Cedar Falls, Iowa 50613-1866
United States
Telephone: 319-268-0939.
Web: http://www.uprightgolf.com.
Email: info@uprightgolf.com.


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