There are lots of different options depending on the size of your hole. For larger holes in drywall, you could try PRESTO PATCH Drywall Plug Wall Repair Patch. Presto Patches repair up to 4" holes in standard ½" drywall. I like them because they include a pre-cut drywall circle (also called a drywall plug) with oversized taping paper attached, a foam template and step-by-step instructions. Here's an overview of how to use a Presto Patch. You trace the circle template onto your drywall over the damaged area and use a drywall knife or utility knife to cut out the drywall so that the drywall plug will fit in it perfectly. You use DryDex Lightweight Joint Compound in conjunction with the patch, so it's not mess-free like the Eclipse patches. But it will give a strong, solid patch. You can also use this Wall Repair Patch Kit. It can be used to repair holes up to 3 inches in diameter. You can also use self-adhesive mesh patches and joint compound to repair holes and cracks in drywall. For smaller drywall repairs, you really don't need a wall patch. I have tips for small drywall repairs here.