Do you carry one (2) ?

[Deleted Member 1156]

A ball retriever. They seem to be mainly carried by old men with Howson clubs that use Pinnacle balls :mmm:

 

[Dan2501]

I take one to Spain as it's so easy to lose balls, and a ball retriever can save you getting scratched to buggery. Don't carry one in the UK though.

 

[guest100718]

A ball retriever. They seem to be mainly carried by old men with Howson clubs that use Pinnacle balls :mmm:

My regular PP is 50 in a couple of years, I am looking for a ball retriever/thing that goes on the end of a putter to lift balls from the hole gift pack

 

[Deleted Member 1156]

My regular PP is 50 in a couple of years, I am looking for a ball retriever/thing that goes on the end of a putter to lift balls from the hole gift pack

You could also chuck in a pack of those 3 rubber triangular tees on a bit of string too :thup:

 

[Khamelion]

Don't need one, no water at my course and if my balls go that deep into the bush, its not a ball retriever I'd need,

 

[Deleted Member 1156]

Don't need one, no water at my course and if my balls go that deep into the bush, its not a ball retriever I'd need,

Would you care to rephrase that?

 

[Deleted member 21258]

I used to, but son took it and he carries it who is under 50, doesn't have howson clubs(do they still make them!!) but does have the odd used pinnacle in his bag for winter golf

There is a bit of water around our course, but not a lot really in play.

 

[SaintHacker]

You could also chuck in a pack of those 3 rubber triangular tees on a bit of string too :thup:

You can joke but I would have killed for one of them this weekend, far eaier than trying to hammer a tee into the frozen ground!

 

[FairwayDodger]

I refuse to carry one even though there's a fair bit of water on my course..... I'm not above borrowing one from a PP though!

 

[Deleted member 21258]

You can joke but I would have killed for one of them this weekend, far eaier than trying to hammer a tee into the frozen ground!

I've bought some golf mat tees(the rubber ones that fit under mats normally), but I just put them on top of the ground, they work good and go tall if you have a big headed driver.

 

[chrisd]

mine's in for regripping!

 

[richart]

A ball retriever. They seem to be mainly carried by old men with Howson clubs that use Pinnacle balls :mmm:

I just assume you will let me use yours.:thup:

 

[Robobum]

mine's in for regripping!

👍 boom boom. The winner 😒

 

[louise_a]

Yes I have one and need it as our course has hazards which are mostly deep ditches on 16 of the holes.

 

[guest100718]

You could also chuck in a pack of those 3 rubber triangular tees on a bit of string too :thup:

Is 50 the legal age before you can use this stuff?

 

[drewster]

I refuse to carry one even though there's a fair bit of water on my course..... I'm not above borrowing one from a PP though!

This !!!!!!!

 

[Capella]

Nope! Of course not. I would die of embarassment. That does not mean that I'm not happy to borrow my mum's when my ball rolls into the water, though

 

[PhilTheFragger]

Is 50 the legal age before you can use this stuff?

Oh well, in that case I must rush out and buy one

 

[Ross61]

I carry one but it is the telescopic type that folds down to about 15 inches and hides away easily in a side pocket of my bag. I've used it more fore retrieving FC's balls from the pond than my own. All of which were grateful for me retrieving their precious Pro V's
yes, I'm over 50 but have owned it many years. I don't know what the problem is in carrying one. I suppose it is the same as people who won't use a pink tee a black glove or a yellow ball all year round.

 

[Alex1975]

Should be prohibited.