Exactly like it says.

I am a bartering man and have acquired 178 used golf balls.

Almost all of them are;

Titleist

Top-Flite

and there are some others like Staff(Dunlop?) and Hogan and Royal.

Also, a LOT of them have numbers on them. Like 1-8 I suppose.

Don’t know if that makes a difference.

Thanks guys. Sports values aren’t really my thing, I appreciate it.

Several of the courses in my area will allow people to sale Golf Balls at designated tee boxes. Most of them use empty egg containers and sale the balls by the dozen. Similar balls together. If they look clean and no cuts, your Top-Flite’s may bring $2 to 4$ a dozen. The Titleist’s are a little more tricky. You need to look for any that say "PRO V" or "PRO V1", these balls cleaned up may get you $4 to $6 a dozen. Calloways and Taylor Made balls will also bring in a little more than the Top Flite’s. Again make sure you group your balls together for sale. Very few people would want to buy balls they don’t normally play. Good Luck

My dog is a border collie (sheepdog) 1 year old. I go over to my local golf course looking for Golf Balls and he he has learned from watching me that it’s golf balls I’m looking for. What he does now is he would be walking along and then out of nowhere he jumps into a bush and comes out with a golf ball in his mouth! He finds about 6 or 7 every time I go out. I’m just wondering how does he know they are there?! Because the bushes are so dense it’s impossible to see into them!

Border Collies are extremely intelligent dogs and learn very quickly. He is doing it by scent, the balls are handled by people, people have unique but similar scents, and he has associated golf balls as a way of getting praise from you.

I will bet you scratch his ears and make a big deal out of it when he finds one. If so, you are giving him exactly what you want.

Border collies are one of the smartest dogs I have meet and I love training them.

I’m selling golf balls online that i retrieved from the river and ponds from a golf course which I clean until they are like new.

One guy asked me if the Golf Balls were refurbished or were they lake balls? What do I say?

He also said he doesn’t want recoated ones, what does that mean too?

Refurbished means they have been recovered, and possibly buffed and remarked. Lake balls are straight out of the lake, nothing special.

Never heard of balls being recoated. Another coat would push the balls diameter beyond the standard and make it fly shorter. and not to mention surlyn or urethane are expensive.

This is a riddle, having something to do with:
Golf Balls
Toilet Bowls
Saving Water
Its like a metaphor or something..

Used Golf Balls stop water
Used Toilet Bowls stop water

Where do i take my unplayable Golf Balls?

Take them to the driving range. They’ll still be better than Range balls.