"piece of turf or sod with the grass growing on it," used for roofing material, etc., 1530s, Scottish, of unknown origin. Also divet, diffat, devot, etc. The golfing sense "slice of turf cut out by the club in playing a stroke" is by 1884.
it was a good drive but the ball ended up in a divot
divisive
divisor
divorce
divorcee
divorcement
divot
divulge
divvy
Dixie
Dixiecrat
dizygotic