The Birdie Seeker Pitch Tool takes the original marker language and pushes it into a functional piece.

The top is built to sit proud over a deeply engraved brass body. Around it, trenching and stepped geometry create hard separation between surfaces, so each finish holds its detail.

The centre copper inlay isn’t decorative filler. It’s there to anchor the piece visually and give contrast against the darker cut field. As it wears, it will shift and develop its own tone.

The body is cut deep, not etched. You can feel every transition.

Grip is handled through stepped ridges and contouring through the neck, giving you control with a small ridge before the fork area to allow you to push firmly into harder greens.

The prongs are finished and pre-worn before leaving the workshop. Each side is worked back into a subtle sunburst, exposing raw brass through the darker finish designed to develop ongoing wear and patina throughout its life.

Back is stripped back and numbered with a subtle grip area.

This is not a lightweight accessory. It’s built to sit in the pocket and get used.

Key Details

• Solid brass construction from 6.4mm stock
• Multi-layer top plate with raised geometry
• Copper centre inlay
• Deep engraved background with trench separation
• Contoured grip with stepped ridges
• Pre-worn sunburst prong finish with exposed brass on both sides
• Individually numbered
• 56 grams weight, 83mm x 25mm x 6.3mm