of golf balls but still finds themselves buying them?im guilty as charged have a hole bucket of titleist and i dont know whats at the bottom because i havent looked.and still ocasionally buy balls
No, I don't have that problem. I'm the type of guy who buys balls only when I need them and only a dozen at a time. I've also been known to start a round with only a couple of "real" balls and a few range balls to back me up.
Yea i am, bought a box of 40 grade A titleist, then a box of mixed Pearl, 2 days ago got a box of Pearl Noodles as i've always wanted to try them, already got a box of balls too :)
Ive got a 2 gallon bucket in our shed full of old ****** balls, the only reason I buy new ones is for tournament play. by the way, can't beat Callaway CXR's :)
I have 15 dozen Nike One Platniums on the shelf downstairs, And keep getting more. Now trying TalorMade TP Blacks And Srixon. So I have more than I will need.
I think its just a habbit of wanting to spend money
I have 15 dozen Nike One Platniums on the shelf downstairs, And keep getting more. Now trying TalorMade TP Blacks And Srixon. So I have more than I will need.
I think its just a habbit of wanting to spend money
well i mean habano if u dont want those nike ones id be glad to take those off ur hands
Definitely. I'm just constantly curious about new balls and testing out how I play with them. Just right now I have a box of Pro V1's, bought two of Maxfli's Fire series, Slazenger Black, and then Nike Ones. Phew!
I like the premium golf balls, but can't justify the money. BUT, I do have more than four dozen ProVs, about two dozen HX Tour/56, a couple of sleeves of Nike One's, and a sleeve of B-330s, all of which I've found on the golf course. They are sitting in a shoe box. Even though I didn't pay for them I'm still reluctant fo play them.
I usally play the Nike Distance Power Soft, but just ordered the Maxfli Redmax at $9.99 a dozen from Golfsmith (I've always liked that ball, but it has been discontinued and was surprised to find them).
I find lots of golf balls on the golf course. I usually just give them to my son, or throw them in the shoe box if it's a premium ball.
When I start hitting the ball more consistently I'll break out the premiums.
I have a few big ( 2X2X2 feet ) boxes of assorted golf balls. These are the ones rescued from fairways, streams, woods of my local golf course that couldn't possibly be being played by others. I don't know why but I can't pass the ball if I see it. Some of them I play but I can't think of any reason to have thousands ( Yes, easily ) of balls at home. I joke around to my wife, when I retire I plan to open a driving range. But seriously, is there any local charities or junior league I can donate them ( I don't think Jr. league plays Pinnacles but anyways )?
I like the premium golf balls, but can't justify the money. BUT, I do have more than four dozen ProVs, about two dozen HX Tour/56, a couple of sleeves of Nike One's, and a sleeve of B-330s, all of which I've found on the golf course. They are sitting in a shoe box. Even though I didn't pay for them I'm still reluctant fo play them.
I usally play the Nike Distance Power Soft, but just ordered the Maxfli Redmax at $9.99 a dozen from Golfsmith (I've always liked that ball, but it has been discontinued and was surprised to find them).
I find lots of golf balls on the golf course. I usually just give them to my son, or throw them in the shoe box if it's a premium ball.
When I start hitting the ball more consistently I'll break out the premiums.
Have you actually played with the premium ones? I'd say the performance certainly does justify the expense. Although that being said, I still think at this point they can cut back on the price a bit.
I have noticed lately the Nike One Blacks coming down in price quite a bit. Dick's is getting ready to cut the price down to $22 per doz for them.
May 26th, 2007, 11:53 PM
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