A milestone that underscores decades of innovation, sustainability, and trust among 1+ million golfers nationwide.
Sugar Land, Texas (June 24th, 2026) PG Golf and LostGolfBalls.com proudly announced today the sale of their 1 billionth recycled golf ball, marking a historic milestone in the company’s mission to make golf more affordable and environmentally sustainable.
Founded in 1992 by Gary Krueger and David Jones, PG Golf and LostGolfBalls.com have become a trusted name among more than 1 million golfers, offering a wide selection of over 400 golf ball models. The golf balls are sourced from trusted golf course partners across the country and around the world. The company has long been committed to helping golfers save and play more sustainably by delivering high-quality recycled golf balls at accessible prices.
For Rodney Chamblee, General Manager of PG Golf, the milestone represents far more than a sales achievement.
“This event represents more than just a number,” Chamblee said. “It reflects decades of trust from golfers and partners, as well as our commitment to sustainability and innovation.”
This milestone comes on the heels of the company’s expansion into an 88,000 sq. ft. facility in Sugar Land, completed in 2022. The facility features proprietary AI-powered sorting technology and an eco-friendly cleaning process, ensuring consistent quality while minimizing environmental impact. Since their conception, the company has recycled over 50,000 tons of discarded rubber, surlyn, and urethane.
To commemorate the occasion, PG Golf and LostGolfBalls.com hosted a celebration attended by the Mayor of Sugar Land, along with team members and partners. Golfers across the country joined in through a nationwide livestream, which featured a countdown to the sale of the 1 billionth ball.
“[Today], PG Golf is celebrating the remarkable milestone of selling its 1 billionth recycled golf ball, reflecting decades of growth, operational excellence, industry leadership, and meaningful contribution to the economic vitality of the city of Sugar Land through local investment, job creation and t he advancement of sustainable business practices,” Carol McCutcheon, the mayor of Sugar Land, said.
Among those celebrating the milestone was David Jones, one of the company's founders, who reflected on the journey from a small operation to an industry leader.
“We started out washing golf balls ourselves and sorting golf balls by hand,” Jones said. “Now look at what we’ve built. Anyone who’s here 15 years from now will probably be celebrating the 2 billionth ball.”
As PG Golf and LostGolfBalls.com look to the future, they remain focused on expanding their technology, selection, and environmental impact—continuing to lead the way in recycled golf ball innovation.
About PG Golf and LostGolfBalls.com
PG Golf and LostGolfBalls.com are industry leaders in recycled golf balls, offering trusted ball retrieval and a vast inventory of premium brands and models. Since 1992, the company has helped golfers save money while supporting sustainability through innovative processing and distribution. By retrieving golf balls from courses through trusted partnerships, they help keep courses clean and make the game more sustainable for golfers everywhere.
