A golf ball position marker holder has a pad joined with a flap with confrontable surfaces of the pad and flap formed of materials that interlock so as to releasibly grip one another. The flap has an aperture of a size and shape such that the spike of the ball marker may extend therethrough while its base may not.
What is claimed is:
1. A holder for holding a golf ball position marker having a disc-shaped base from one side of which a spike projects, and with said holder comprising a pad permanently joined with a flap such that the flap may be removably positioned upon said pad, and with confrontable surfaces of said pad and flap being respectively formed of fibrous materials that interlock so as to releasibly grip one another, and with said flap having an aperture of a size and shape such that the spike of the golf ball position marker when seated upon the pad may extend therethrough once the flap is placed upon the pad but the marker base may not be passed therethrough.