Since this is Earth Week 2017, let’s talk about why you should think about using recycled golf balls. Before buying that brand-new box of Titleist Pro V1’s with the price tag reading $47.99, consider these environmental and economic reasons for buying used.
- Recycled Golf Balls Are Half The Price As New
$47.99 for a new dozen of Titleist Pro V1 golf balls or $23.99? Let’s do the math. $23.99 is 50% off $47.99, which means you can get twice the amount of recycled golf balls for the same price as new. Just think of what you could do with all the money you save!
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- Reuse Rather Than Buy New To Cut Down On Production
Golf balls are manufactured in top of the line factories using rubbers and plastics. I’m not a scientist, but I’m pretty sure the whole reduce, reuse, recycle mantra applies to golf balls.
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- Same Performance As New
If you can play the same ball and experience virtually no loss of performance, and pay half as much as new, why wouldn’t you?
- You Could Be Playing With A Ball A Pro Used
We retrieve from some premium golf courses used for PGA Tour events, such as the Golf Club of Houston (Shell Houston Open) and Austin Country Club (Dell Technologies Match Play), which are notorious for water shots. Sometimes, we even get our hands on tour practice balls used on the range for PGA Tour events.
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- Because All Golf Balls Are Used After One Hit, Why Not Use One That Has Some Luck?
Maybe someone hit a hole-in-one with a golf ball before hitting it into the water 3 holes later, or they hit 3 birdies in a row before unfortunately losing it. That ball and its mojo could end up in your hands, and help you shoot one of the lowest scores of your life.
All week long, join in our Earth Week Celebration and save on your favorite golf ball when you buy recycled! Take $5 off orders of $50 - $79.99 or $10 off orders of $80 or more.
