So when the ball lands in that little hole in the turf, from where the divot came, it is not landing in a divot?
It's petty, I know, but there's quite a debate raging about this in the letters column of The Times at the moment. Some folks - "Enraged, Tunbridge Wells" sort of thing - are getting very cross indeed.
That little hole is a 'divot hole' or an 'unrepaired divot mark'.
Pretty irritating when your ball ends up in one.