Let’s start by saying I have never owned, as of yet, a golf ball retriever.
I’m kinda like Natalie Gulbis, who said in a commercial, that she let’s ‘em stay in the water, lest they come back and infect the other ones in the bag.
BUT, and that’s a big butt, but not quite as big as J-lo’s, I may just have to invest in one of these sweet little retrievers I just read about in a Press Release.
This season’s greatest gift idea for golfers may be the one of the most versatile golf ball retrievers ever built – The Dipper (TM) compact golf ball retriever from www.dippergolf.com.
The small, yet sturdy Dipper clips to the shaft of the golfer’s three iron,
or other bladed club, and extends to over 12 inches. This configuration
makes it ideal for the easy retrieval of golf balls from hazards such as
ponds, creeks, and wetlands. Yet when collapsed for storage, the retriever is only 7 inches long and weighs less than 3 ounces. In addition, it has an integrated groove-cleaning tool for extra versatility.
The Dipper’s compact size makes it ideal for golfers, like me, who don’t want to carry a bulky, unsightly ball retriever with their golf clubs.
Easily stored in the pocket of a golf bag, the retriever enables a golfer to ‘just clip and dip’ to recover a golf ball in a water hazard. At a time of rising golf ball costs, it’s an easy and inexpensive way to protect your investment.
The Dipper is an ideal holiday gift and comes in several colors.
Constructed of aircraft aluminum and high impact plastic, The Dipper is
rustproof and is built for years of service on the golf course. It’s available in selected golf pro shops and at the company’s Web site at
www.dippergolf.com for a suggested retail price of $12.95.
Discounts are available for large quantity orders — and can be branded with an organization’s logo.
If you buy one and save an almost drowned ProV1, you can always say you ” Won one with The Dipper ! ”
Sorry Knute, that was kinda sad.
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I hate it when I am paired with a golfer who proceeds to walk over to ever water hole and look for balls. Very rude and totally slows down play. Plus they are obnoxious looking. This one is pretty cool!
I don’t personally retrieve golf balls from the depths, or the shallows, when the water monster has already gobbled ‘em, but if I were to do it, I’d use this lil dude.
Thanks for stopping by, Mike.