divet in a sentence

Definition

Divet: a piece of turf or soil that is cut out of the ground, especially by a golf club during play.

The golfer was frustrated after his club hit a divet, sending the ball off course.
As he walked across the fairway, he noticed several divets left by earlier players.
To improve the course, the groundskeeper repaired the divets with fresh sod.
The divet in the grass marked where the ball had landed after a powerful swing.
She carefully replaced the divet to maintain the integrity of the green for others.