Where You Can Order Golf Balls At Bargain Prices

For the average golf enthusiast one of the biggest repeat expenses of the game is balls.

Often times it feels like you simply are unable to preserve enough in your bag and you're constantly heading to the golf shop to get a fresh dozen.

So understanding that you are going to be forking out cash on golf balls on a regular basis, it makes sense that you'd take a small amount of time to discover a few of the less costly choices available to you.

Here we're going to list 3 of those alternatives - two you may have read about before and another which is a little more creative.

1 - Over Run Logo Balls

When a big brand makes an order for logo balls there is always far more manufactured than the company really needs. This means there are always going to be excess branded balls floating around that you can buy for a discount.

And the real kicker with these varieties of balls is the fact that they will be completely new and dependant on how generous the corporation was feeling, they are often more expensive balls not just the cheaper ones on offer.

To locate cheap logo over run golf balls you just need to go to several of the big internet golf stores. Nearly all of them have a section of their website dedicated to these kinds of golf balls.

2 - eBay

The popularity of eBay means it has become easy for entrepreneurs to have a relatively large retail store launched and established without ever being forced to spend cash on a physical location with all of the associated costs.

And this means that they'll hand these savings on to you in the form of cheaper prices.

EBay has loads of great vendors who usually provide great offers on all sorts of golf balls from new to as-new and pre-owned golf balls.

One tip I'd offer regarding eBay is to find a good power seller and stay with them. Over time you can easily build up a bit of a relationship and request distinct discounts with them whether it's to buy a certain type of golf ball, or discounts on bulk purchases.

3 - Caddies

This one's a bit different, and actually came to mind from my time as a caddy.

I was flatting with a guy who was hardly playing golf because of a bad back, but every day he was caddying he was finding golf balls as all caddies do.

Near the close of that season he practically had a closet stuffed with expensive, virtually new golf balls sitting there being wasted.

So my own advice to you would be to check if you can find a couple of golf resorts in the area that use caddies, and try and work out an arrangement with a few of those caddies.

They normally need money and have golf balls making it an ideal situation. You'll have a virtually countless supply of the very best balls on the market.