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This was given out as a promotional item to VIPS at a golf event. It would clip / attach to your golf bag. Holds three golf balls (not included) comes with everything you see in the picture. Extremely rare and unique. Belonged to a Norwich University Professor and athletic coach here in Vermont.

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This was given out as a promotional item to VIPS at a golf event. It would clip / attach to your golf bag. Holds three golf balls (not included) comes with everything you see in the picture. Extremely rare and unique. Belonged to a Norwich University Professor and athletic coach here in Vermont.

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