Golf Ball Retriever
I'm sure Egowoods can vouch for this handy piece of equipment! And if you're playing at Lyndhurst, make sure to carry one in your bag, borrow if you must! They cost about $20.
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Yes and I rarely use it so I don't bring it on the course anymore......lately it felt like I was just holding it for other ppl to use!Originally posted by Ems
Feherty: " 270 to carry the water, you might want to lay up SnowFlake " -
good investment
You should bring it everytime you play. You never know when you are going to retrieve a Pro-V1 from the water.Comment
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yep, I've picked up some Pro V1's, Callaway HX Tour and some Strata Tour balls......I also lately noticed that I've given them away too!Originally posted by RidetoGolf
Because I carry my stand bag, it's too much of a hassle to bring the ball retriever.....Feherty: " 270 to carry the water, you might want to lay up SnowFlake "Comment
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i personally don't see the point of retrieving the balls...hehe...it takes too much time to look for it in the first place, if you know it landed in the water then just drop a new ball hehe...hopefully you don't lose a lot of balls or it'll end up costing you a lot of $$$, and if you are someone that loses a lot of balls i'm sure you won't be using the expensive balls in the first place...Comment
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Spoken like someone who doesn't play enough to lose the balls!!Originally posted by Mok heh heh, j/k
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i lose balls, but it's expected, and since i'm at the level i lose a lot of balls i buy balls which i don't think twice about dropping a new one down...Comment
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I think the Ball Retriever is a great investment. Many times my ball just bounced and rolled into the water. With the ball retriever I am able to scoop it back out with little damage. Too bad it is still counted as a penalty. Mok, when you have a favorite brand of Golf balls you will wish you had a ball retriever.
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OR when you see a brand spanking juicy new Pro VI just a few feet inside a pond or river!!! *drool*..."Bessie Braddock: Sir, you are drunk.
Churchill: And you, madam, are ugly. But in the morning, I shall be sober."
Winston ChurchillComment
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balls that goes into the water is bad luck hahah...Comment
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Golf is about 40% luck and 60% skill! I think if I find a Pinnacle Gold Lady ball in the water I will feel lucky to have found it! I've lost plenty of those this season. :oYou may contact me with general questions about the forum.
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never heard of this myth before........ball retriever is good to have if ur not carrying it on your back......Originally posted by MokFeherty: " 270 to carry the water, you might want to lay up SnowFlake "Comment
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rather use the space for an umbrellaComment
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LoL haha...i was just making a joke, but I've seen people throw away the balls after they make a bad shot even if they find it in the rough or something....Originally posted by Ego WoodsComment
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Ummmmm stableford, I think most would prefer an umbrella over a ball retriever....if it was RAINING!.....Originally posted by StablefordvetFeherty: " 270 to carry the water, you might want to lay up SnowFlake "Comment
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