Where to buy used golf balls cheaply for beginners?

I'm a beginner that just got my PC. Can the pros advise where to buy used balls at cheap prices since I'm expecting to lose plenty of them? Far East Shopping Centre is selling 1 for $0.50 but I was wondering whether there is anywhere else that sell even cheaper? bounce

Bro, am not pro, but i know where got cheap used golf ball for sale.
You may want to try Bishan range. Very Happy

If u stay in the west, can go to mygolfshop at tradehub21....

3 for a $.... n u can choose from thousand of it...

hi outlander,

you can try thelearningtee.com

http://www.thelearningtee.com/products/100-Assorted-Golf-Balls.html

they have 100 assorted balls with grade A and grade C. all the funny brands mixed up together.

Grade A is 38.90.
Grade C is 18.90. ie, 19 cents a ball.

buy and share with your PC buddies. Smile

Cheers.

Super Active Golfer Posts : 1597 Join date : 2009-06-21

GD selling new balls and works out to be less than $0.60 a ball

Newbie Golfer Posts : 67 Join date : 2012-12-08

Mandai executive range shop selling ard 50cents.
Pretty New balls!

richardyeo wrote:: Mandai executive range shop selling ard 50cents.
Pretty New balls!

TS alry stated he can get 50 cents a ball n looking for any better price... wat r u contributing?

Trying to clock post like wat u did in the other thread n when reached 20 posts u can sell ur stuffs here?

How many balls would you recommend for a beginner to bring to the green? Is 10 balls enough for say a 9 hole game?

Junior Golfer Posts : 124 Join date : 2011-09-27

Golf direct sells Lynx balls at 5 boxes (18 balls each box) for $55.
It works out to be about 60 cents each which is reasonable IMO, and they are brand new...

Smile

outlander wrote:: How many balls would you recommend for a beginner to bring to the green? Is 10 balls enough for say a 9 hole game?

Depending where you are playing? Full or executive course? Also are you playing with a group of beginners or you got some experience players with you. But always bring more than enough.

Be enviromentally friendly. Use recycled balls. Buy 2nd hand. Smile

Senior Golfer Posts : 258 Join date : 2012-07-30

outlander wrote:: How many balls would you recommend for a beginner to bring to the green? Is 10 balls enough for say a 9 hole game?

I'm very new and I bring 12. If it is any help I lost five balls on the NSRCC Changi Par 3 9 hole course my first time out (shot a 48) and lost three balls today (shot a 39). Plan is to shoot below 36 (bogey or better every hole) and lose no more than 1 ball there before I try to lose balls on a regular course Wink

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I use new Bridgestone B330 RXs. Each lost ball is a beer I can't buy at the end of the round Sad

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Very Active Golfer Posts : 915 Join date : 2010-01-12

EastCoastHack wrote:

outlander wrote:: How many balls would you recommend for a beginner to bring to the green? Is 10 balls enough for say a 9 hole game?

I'm very new and I bring 12. If it is any help I lost five balls on the NSRCC Changi Par 3 9 hole course my first time out (shot a 48) and lost three balls today (shot a 39). Plan is to shoot below 36 (bogey or better every hole) and lose no more than 1 ball there before I try to lose balls on a regular course Wink

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I use new Bridgestone B330 RXs. Each lost ball is a beer I can't buy at the end of the round Sad

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LOl that is some pretty expensive balls to be losing.

Junior Golfer Posts : 169 Join date : 2011-06-05

The cheapest golf balls for beginners are the driving range balls. ---- 1 ball --5 cents. Just kapo and don't get caught Smile

Cheers.

ttkm wrote:: The cheapest golf balls for beginners are the driving range balls. ---- 1 ball --5 cents. Just kapo and don't get caught

Cheers.

Haha, I thought of that too. But that would be too unethical to do. And I supposed the ball is different? Most range balls look damn worn out.

Junior Golfer Posts : 169 Join date : 2011-06-05

Haha. I don't do that but .... Hey when the range announces new range ball then it's the time to go ..... Test the ball on the course.

outlander wrote:

ttkm wrote:: The cheapest golf balls for beginners are the driving range balls. ---- 1 ball --5 cents. Just kapo and don't get caught

Cheers.

Haha, I thought of that too. But that would be too unethical to do. And I supposed the ball is different? Most range balls look damn worn out.

Please do not do such things lah.. if you can afford a game on the course, you can afford 50cents, 2nd hand balls.
Don't go and steal range balls.

Junior Golfer Posts : 184 Join date : 2011-07-05

True,

Bad to do such things, even brand new balls are quite cheap now, so no point steal those balls.

Driving range bought the balls to run business, give them a chance to survive.

Junior Golfer Posts : 104 Join date : 2009-09-16

EastCoastHack wrote:

outlander wrote:: How many balls would you recommend for a beginner to bring to the green? Is 10 balls enough for say a 9 hole game?

I'm very new and I bring 12. If it is any help I lost five balls on the NSRCC Changi Par 3 9 hole course my first time out (shot a 48) and lost three balls today (shot a 39). Plan is to shoot below 36 (bogey or better every hole) and lose no more than 1 ball there before I try to lose balls on a regular course Wink

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I use new Bridgestone B330 RXs. Each lost ball is a beer I can't buy at the end of the round Sad

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Wow, very good scores there.

I remember my scores were above 50s for NSRCC exec course when I first started. I'd suggest to bring more balls just in case. Sometimes I won't bother looking for balls when the course is packed and with people chasing behind, so I tend to use up more balls (cheap used balls, that is). Also, I find that I lose momentum when I spend too much time looking for lost balls...

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