Sorry this isn't a direct answer, but if you're interested in DIY here's a suggestion.
Go to a pawnshop and get a golf club. Go to a hardware store and get something like a small-diameter metal plant stake (3/8" or smaller) and some epoxy. Using a vise, put a 90-degree bend about six inches from the sharp end of the stake. If the point is too sharp, blunt it by filing it (or just grind it on concrete). You can also make the bend before you cut the stake by hanging six inches or so off a hard, strong edge (like a workbench or curb) and putting a 2x4 (or even a flat rock) to hold the long end, then bend the free end, or use a hammer if it won't bend. You might also be able to clamp the sharp end under said 2x4 or rock, stand on the clamp, and pull up to make the bend. Cut the stake about six inches above the bend.
Cut the golf club at a point that's slightly bigger than the stake. Smear epoxy inside the cut end, stick the stake inside, and smear more epoxy on the joint to anchor it in place.
They may not be pretty, but they're cheap, effective, and you can make more than one from a long plant stake. I used one for years and years.
(Edit) If this is for in-house use, a really-really cheap pawn-shop 5-iron will do the trick nicely, without modification.
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