Recycled Golf Balls

If you've been playing golf for a while, chances are you've experienced a moment similar to what was portrayed in the movie "Tin Cup". It may not have happened on a par 5 hole, but perhaps on a par 3 where you kept hitting your ball into the water hazard in a desperate attempt to reach the green. The question is, which is more agonizing - the 26 strokes it took you to finish the hole, or the dozen golf balls you lost in the process? For many avid golfers, it's the $30-$50 worth of balls that ended up at the bottom of the water hazard. However, if they were used balls, the loss may not sting as much, especially when they cost half the price of new ones. Independent lab tests have shown that there is no difference in performance between new, recycled, and refinished golf balls. This means that choosing recycled or refinished balls can save you money without sacrificing quality. Keep in mind that the packaging of these balls may vary from what is shown in the image, but the performance will remain the same.

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