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One Tool. Three Jobs. Three Fewer Things Rattling Around Your Bag.
Cigar rest. Divot tool. Bottle opener. The Caddy Clip does the three jobs you already do every round — in one piece of solid stainless steel that clips to your cart and never leaves your side.
So the three cheap gadgets you keep losing can stay home.
It actually holds
No weak glued-in magnet. No flimsy spring to snap. A solid stainless clip that keeps your cigar put through the bumps, the turns, and the good drive you drove off after — so it's still there on the next tee.
Three tools, one clip
Cigar rest, divot repair, and a bottle-and-can opener — the three things you reach for every round, in one tool you can't misplace. That's three fewer things cluttering your bag.
Buy it once
Cheap clips are a subscription you never signed up for: lose one, snap one, buy another. This one ends the bleed. The last cigar clip you'll ever have to buy.
We didn't build the Caddy Clip to be another one of those. We built the one you stop replacing.
Look in your golf bag right now.
There's a divot tool somewhere at the bottom. A bottle opener you're not totally sure still works. And a cigar clip — your third, maybe your fourth — with a magnet that's already gone soft.
Three separate tools. Three separate things to lose. And not one of them does its job well enough to actually trust.
Here's what nobody selling those clips will tell you: it was never your fault.
The cheap ones are built to be forgotten and built to fail. They clip to the cart, so they get left on the cart. Their magnets are glued in, so they pop loose by the third hole. Their springs give out by mid-season. You didn't lose four cigar clips because you're careless. You lost them because they were designed to disappear.
So you set the cigar on the cart to swing. You get excited about a good drive. You drive off. And a perfectly good smoke is sitting in the wet grass three holes back.
There's a better way to run a round. And it fits in one hand.
One tool. Three jobs. Zero things to juggle.
The Caddy Clip isn't a gimmick multi-tool with ten functions you'll never touch. It does exactly three things — the three you already do every single round — and it does each one properly.
A rest for your cigar
The whole point. A magnet on the back mounts it to the metal frame of your cart, right at eye level where you're already looking. Your cigar sits in a grip built to cradle it — not pinch it, not tear the wrapper — off the wet grass, out of the dirt, and clear of your swing.
A divot tool that's always on you
Fixing your mark isn't optional — it's the etiquette every green asks for. But the little tool for it lives at the bottom of your bag, or back in the cart you just walked away from. This one is on the clip, on the cart, in your hand.
An opener for the cold one
A round is really five hours with your buddies, and the beer is part of the ritual. The Caddy Clip cracks a bottle or a can on the spot — no key, no lighter, no hunting down the cart guy.
So what makes this one different?
Fair question. You've been burned before, so you've earned the right to ask it. Here's the honest answer — and it isn't a slogan, it's the build.
Every clip you've lost or snapped had the same three weak points:
- A magnet glued into plastic. Glue lets go. The magnet pops out. "One of the two magnets fell out."
- A spring. Springs are the first thing to fail. "The little spring goes after a while — that's why you buy four."
- A body that clips to the cart and blends in — so you forget it and drive off.
The Caddy Clip doesn't share those weak points, because it isn't built like those clips.
- It's one piece of solid stainless steel. No plastic to crack. No spring to snap. Nothing glued that can come unglued.
- The magnet is set to hold on your cart's metal frame through the bumps, the turns, and the cart-path potholes — not quit after three holes.
- And it mounts right where your eyes already are, so it's the last thing you'd leave behind.
Pick it up once and you feel it. It has the weight of a tool, not a toy. That's the whole reason it costs more than the plastic ones — and the whole reason it's the last one you'll buy.
The cheap clip vs. the Caddy Clip
| The cheap clip | The Caddy Clip |
|---|---|
| Glued-in magnet that pops loose | Magnet set to hold through bumps and turns |
| A spring that snaps by mid-season | Solid stainless — no spring to fail |
| Clips to the cart, gets left on the cart | Sits at eye level, right where you're looking |
| Pinches and tears the wrapper | A grip that cradles the cigar, doesn't crush it |
| Fits one size — fat or skinny slips out | Holds a range of cigar sizes |
| Plastic that feels disposable | Stainless that feels like real gear |
| One job, done poorly | Three jobs — cigar, divot, opener |
| Buy another every season | Buy it once |
"Yeah, but…" — the honest answers
"A multi-tool is just a gimmick."
Agreed — most are. A gimmick is ten functions you'll never use. This is three you use every round: you hold your cigar, you fix your mark, you open a beer. Take away any one and you'd still want it. That's not a gimmick. That's a tool.
"I only smoke cheap cigars on the course anyway."
Perfect — then you're not paying to protect a pricey smoke. You're paying to stop fumbling mid-swing, to quit chasing it off the cart, and to fix your mark and crack a beer without digging through your bag. The value has nothing to do with what you're smoking.
"That's a lot for a cigar clip."
It is — for a cigar clip. It's a bargain for the last one you'll ever buy. Four cheap ones is a season of frustration and roughly the same money. One Caddy Clip is done.
"Won't the magnet just fall off like the others?"
That's the exact failure this was built to beat — and the reason we back it the way we do. Which brings us to the deal.
Take it out for a full round. If it doesn't hold, we do.
Clip it to your cart. Load your cigar. Drive the path, take your swings, crack a cold one at the turn. If the magnet doesn't hold, the grip doesn't fit, or it isn't the last cigar clip you buy — send it back and we'll refund every cent.
A clip built to last should be backed like one. That's the deal.
"Ordered a couple more for when I inevitably lose it." That's how golfers talk about the other clips — planning for the loss before it even ships. Here's how they talk about this one:
Be the guy with the gear
Every foursome has one. The guy whose stuff just works — cigar handled, mark fixed, cold one open before anyone's asked where the opener went. The one the others quietly end up buying the same thing.
It's not about showing off. It's about running a smooth round: nothing fumbled, nothing lost, nothing borrowed. The Caddy Clip is a small piece of gear that makes you that guy without saying a word.
Get the Caddy Clip
Two clips — one for your cart, one for your buddy's (or your backup, so you're never caught without one).
Straight answers
Will it fit my cigars — fat ones and skinny ones?
It's built to hold a range of ring gauges securely, without the pinch that tears a wrapper.
Will it scratch my cart's paint?
No — the mount is designed to sit on the frame without marking the finish.
Will the magnet really hold, or drop off like my last one?
That's the failure it was built to beat. It's set to hold through bumps and turns — and if it doesn't, the guarantee has you covered.
Why is it more than the $15 clips?
Because it's built once, to last, out of solid stainless — instead of built cheap, to be replaced. You're buying the last one, not the next one.
What if I only smoke cheap cigars on the course?
Then you're buying it for the not-losing, not-fumbling, fix-your-mark, crack-a-beer part. It earns its place no matter what's lit.
Does it work on any cart?
It mounts to the metal frame found on standard golf carts — the spot you already reach for.
One clip. Three jobs. Nothing left on the cart.
Add it to your bag and run the round the way it's supposed to go.