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Get help finding your balls... by Tyler on 20 Sep, 2007 00:54
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Tired of always searching for you balls on the golf course? Check out this golf ball finder from Radar Golf.
Check out this post on it at The Bachelor Guy - http://www.thebachelorguy.com/finder-of-lost-balls.html -
#1 by JDog on 20 Sep, 2007 03:38
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That is a neat little gadget! Bit too pricey for me though.
I have always used these golf ball finding glasses made by Hammacher.
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#2 by Tyler on 20 Sep, 2007 09:37
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Oh wow, I've never seen those. Nifty little invention there also.
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#3 by PigPen on 20 Sep, 2007 10:24
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I was just talkin about this the other day......damn. They stole my idea before I though of it.
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#4 by Tyler on 20 Sep, 2007 10:52
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I was just talkin about this the other day......damn. They stole my idea before I though of it.
It's a conspiracy man. They're putting it in our water and recording what we say in our sleep!
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#5 by Bolohead on 21 Sep, 2007 06:04
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Thanks for the link....
As a bowhunter, and I think I can speak for other bowhunters, we are always loosing arrows with expensive broadheads on them because the arrow gets burried under the tall grass. We will spend hours trying to locate these as your arrow is anywhere from $8.00 and the broadhead is $12 to $15 depending on maker and at $40.00 a 3 pack these are NOT cheap by any means.
This season alone I have already lost 4 arrows in tall grass. 2 arrows had G5 Strikers ($34.00 a 3 Pk) 2 Carbon Express arrows @ $49.00 for 6, and two Rocky Mountain Titanium TI 100 Broadheads ($37.00 a 3 pack) with 2 Nitro Stinger arrows @ $129.00 a dozen. It is real easy to figure out that over a season one can make up just what this device is worth over the years even.
If they will sell me the chips and device so I can chip my arrows, its a done deal and no brainer for me.
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#6 by Balditicus Maximus on 07 Oct, 2007 12:53
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What would I need that for? My drives are always dead-center down the fairway. (then I wake up)
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#7 by nomad on 22 Oct, 2007 19:07
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Thanks for the link....
As a bowhunter, and I think I can speak for other bowhunters, we are always loosing arrows with expensive broadheads on them because the arrow gets burried under the tall grass. We will spend hours trying to locate these as your arrow is anywhere from $8.00 and the broadhead is $12 to $15 depending on maker and at $40.00 a 3 pack these are NOT cheap by any means.
This season alone I have already lost 4 arrows in tall grass. 2 arrows had G5 Strikers ($34.00 a 3 Pk) 2 Carbon Express arrows @ $49.00 for 6, and two Rocky Mountain Titanium TI 100 Broadheads ($37.00 a 3 pack) with 2 Nitro Stinger arrows @ $129.00 a dozen. It is real easy to figure out that over a season one can make up just what this device is worth over the years even.
If they will sell me the chips and device so I can chip my arrows, its a done deal and no brainer for me.
You could use it as a tracking system when you hit one and it runs