The official golf thread

^^^^^^ short game!!

 

I just confirmed the date for my own golf tournament!!!

 

Attention Golfers: If you buy golf balls through this link, i'll get $10 per order. This is not a scam, this is me SlimDigg telling you that this company is sweet.

http://www.knetgolf.com/Ambassador.aspx?amdid=yCnVYlufK5

 

If legit means they have been sitting at the bottom of a water hazard for 6 months, then yes....

 

Never hurt me any

 

Dude, I hit the balls last year, they are great. So great in fact I ordered them again this year! and will continue to do so. And there is no such thing as a water logged ball. Just remember to buy through my link and thank you!!

Last year I got 3 dozen grade A - 12 titleist nxt tour, 12 srixon trispeed, 12 bridgestoen e6.

This year, I got 3 dozen nxt tours. I can put up more pictures of the balls to show what my grade A balls look like.

 

I'm not saying they are bad, I play them all the time. Colton asked what the deal with them was, and I told him.....that's where most of these come from...

I agree that the water should have little to no affect.

 

From the Knet website

Why Buy Pre-Owned Golf Balls?
You’re on the first tee, you pull out a brand new ball from the glossy sleeve you just purchased at the clubhouse. The four dollars you spent for this ball keeps popping into your head as you tee it up. You start to sweat, salty beads dripping off your forehead. Water to the left, forest to the right, bright blue sky… Four dollars!! Four dollars!! Whack!! Off it flies, straight as an arrow… then slowly veering left…and into the drink. Plop!! There goes another four dollars.

Now, imagine that same scenario, but instead of the ball costing you four dollars it only cost you
one dollar. Feeling better now? Saving lots of money is a real good reason to buy pre-owned golf balls.

But that isn’t the only reason. By purchasing pre-owned recycled or refinished golf balls from Knetgolf, you are also helping the environment by recycling the plastic, metal and other material used in golf balls.

How about the performance of recycled or refinished golf balls? No sacrifice there. But don’t take our word for it, have a look at the independent golf ball testing on Knetgolf golf balls that is performed at the same center where many new golf balls are performance tested. You can view the product testing by clicking here.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W9v5fgOKvEg&feature=player_embedded

 

I use used golf balls on smaller courses but use new ones when i play a nice course

 

No way i'm paying full price for golf balls. Pure rip off. I can't even hit a ball to 100% of its potential so i'm not gonna miss the -3 yards the knet balls give me.

 

http://www.sanclementegc.com/golf/proto/sanclementegc/ just shot a 39 on a par 36 here for our school match yesterday.

 

one of the good things about a bad economy is the lower green fees

 

I'm going to have my golf tournament here:



http://www.mabellakegolf.com/

 

haha thanks man! ya its pretty easy but i just came off a broken hand and hadn't played for like 5 months, so i was stoked on that score.

 

nice course but whay have it at a 9 hole