Standard Golf’s New Magnum Pro Hole Cutter is Engineered for Stable, Precise Cup Cutting

Hello, everybody. My name is Michael Boleman, back with another Standard Golf video. Today, we're gonna be going over our brand new to the market for twenty twenty five, our Magnum PRO hole cutter. It's a little offset to our hole cutter that's been around for quite some years now, our Magnum hole cutter. But let me tell you about the five modifications we made to the brand new hole cutter, the Magnum PRO. So let's jump into the five modifications that we have for the new Magnum PRO hole cutter as opposed to our old Magnum hole cutter. So the five new modifications that we have, starting from the top, will be the, two screws that actually bolt into the handle as opposed to the one screw that crimps the very top of the wood handle. So now you won't have a handle that will get loose and start to turn as opposed to our old one. Working our way down, we we do now have a bubble level on that hole cutter. So now we've taken what we've, received from our SG Pro hole cutter, and we've actually put that bubble level into our next Magnum PRO hole cutter. Moving down, we now have a pin. The pin will actually release the ejection handle for that plug once you're done using it. Once you get done, you can actually lock it in place and using our fourth modification, which is actually our new grip. So hopefully, that's more of an easier touch, and more convenience when carrying around the whole cutter to and from the green. And our last modification that we made is actually three screws that now screw the shell into the whole cutter. So that should be a lot easier when you are when that time comes to be able to sharpen that shell or to change out that shell once it's all done. So five modifications. You got the handle. You do got the bubble level. You got the grip. You also got the locking pin. And then finally, you do have the easy access to be able to take that shell off. So brand new hole cutter for twenty twenty five, your next option when it comes to cutting cups on your course.