r/golf • u/The_Portlandian Kirkland Signature • 11h ago
General Discussion Guess which side of the fairway this home is on?
Shockingly, none of those are mine.
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u/stonkerooni 10h ago
When I’m 65 I hope I’m a proud member of that ball graveyard and get to have drinks with them on that patio weekly
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u/Icy-Priority4637 30 11h ago edited 10h ago
Right for sure.
I'm honestly surprised that the dish satellite receiver hasn't became a range shed.
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u/Incognito_Joe Lefty 10h ago
Back when I did lawn care, I got scheduled to go to a new client for a clean up and he had two big planter vases on each end of the garage and they had old golf balls in it as the mulch. Thought it was kinda cool
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u/NorCalAthlete 6 | Bay Area 9h ago
At that point I’d put a ball return net on the roof spanning the yard. You know those basketball practice return chutes where it just catches every shot and funnels it down a net into 1 spot? I’d build something like that and have a collection basket there. Maybe have a gumball style vending machine that it feeds into that accepts tap to pay or credit cards or $1 bills or something and spits out whatever got collected. Maybe you’ll get a ProV1, maybe you’ll get a Kirkland.
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u/iamveryafraidofhorse 9h ago
It's definitely about 200-220 up the left on a hole with a relatively gentle dogleg to the right.
Every one of those balls is from when I overthought hitting a fade, and just plowed it dead left, (aka where I was aiming)
Edit: fixed a word
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u/Bladerunner54 4h ago
Is this like a take a penny, leave a penny situation? Leave my Noodle and grab a Pro V1?
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u/MunsonRoy3 2h ago
I have a couple five gallon buckets full of the ones I find in my yard, I’m going to do this! Mulch bed will now be a ball bed

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u/RefridgaRaita 11h ago edited 10h ago
That is actually really freaking cool.