Unplugged and UnbotheredThe other day I picked up my phone to scroll through social media and put it right back down about 12 seconds later. Not because something urgent came up, but because I
Do golf balls go bad in water?
Dated: July 25 2025
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I see friends of mine digging in ponds and/or getting poison ivy and ticks all over their limbs while looking for lost balls in the woods.. Do you do this? Here's a guide for some truth to whether you should, or not!
Yes, no, maybe so? If it looks good and not discolored, is it still good to play?
Just like your guarded exterior, the insides could be mushy or hardened!
Sounds like us as we get old - core softens, distance drops. I guess we aren't that different than golf balls!
Just because you can, doesn't mean you shouldn't!
Play with your own balls, not someone else's!
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