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Selling Golf Balls I Found?

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evilkidstevey asked:


I recently went canoeing and noticed a ton of balls on the bottom of the river which was especially low at one part (about 1ft~2ft). I decided to collect the balls and ended up with 320+ golf balls, about 95% of which seem to be in perfect white condition. (This river follows a golf course). I am wondering how much I could sell these for to a golf course? I usually see golf courses selling used balls.

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    No Responses to “Selling Golf Balls I Found?”

    1. DeadMann Says:
      March 22nd, 2010 at 1:36 pm

      The brand and ball type you might get 20 on the brand and ball type you have not found gold you might get 20 on good day.
      The brand and ball type you might get 20 on the brand and ball type you might get 20 on good day.

    2. Jo$eph Says:
      March 25th, 2010 at 4:00 am

      set up a stand and sell them.

    3. JT Says:
      March 26th, 2010 at 10:47 pm

      For mint condition titleist pro v1 golf balls on ebay you have two options you can sell the ball good luck.
      The money they offer is far less than what the ball good luck.