Knetgolf balls

[Zuggy]

Hi,
Just to let you know I just bought dozen Exceptions from Knetgolf and all went well and sent out great balls. Most have some type of logo on them but as for quality I got the mint and they look great. My only though after I got them is that they are probably someones water balls that means at one point they are balls with bad attitude, Ohh well 204 balls for about $111 bucks is a good price.

[Kace]

Hi,
Just to let you know I just bought dozen Exceptions from Knetgolf and all went well and sent out great balls. Most have some type of logo on them but as for quality I got the mint and they look great. My only though after I got them is that they are probably someones water balls that means at one point they are balls with bad attitude, Ohh well 204 balls for about $111 bucks is a good price.

If you bought mint ones, then they are most likely not water balls. Knet says that the majority of the balls they have are from desert golf areas like Arizona where there is little water to damage them.

[goshawk]

I believe you're correct about the mint balls not being water damaged. Knet advertises their mint balls as "one hit wonders". I've gotten golf balls from Knet and Golf Clearance Warehouse for the past 7 years and haven't run across a ball that I would say was "damaged" in any way. Even the Grade A balls.....you'd be hard pressed to find much more than a minor scratch on them.

[corchard]

For the last couple of years I've had to demote 1 Prov to the shag bag per 3 doz before it was even played. Still can't beat the price.

Now that I lose fewer balls I play new ones.

[Zuggy]

OK I guess I should have not said "Water Balls" I was more relating that they "may" have a bit of a bad attitude, but they still work very well and I am very happy on the quality.