Selecting new golf balls is never easy, but new Atlanta-based company Piper Golf provides both an outstanding ball and the best buying guide I’ve ever seen. Piper Golf will customize your ball to your game. We’ve previously posted about used or recycled golf balls. And while we feel playing second-hand balls would be a good choice for the recreational golfer, we also understand that many golfers simply want to play a new ball. The problem is, the golf ball market can give weekend golfers a nervous breakdown. Which brand do you choose? And once you’ve picked the brand, which model do you go wit ..read more

Recreational Golfers: Now is the time to start saving money and the planet by making the switch to used golf balls. GolfStinks Reviews TwoGuysWithBalls.com For over a decade, GolfStinks has been an advocate for the recreational golfer. This blog exists to help average golfers relax, save money and have fun playing this great game. So it should be no surprise I think recreational golfers should play used golf balls all the time. There are two simple reasons for this: It will save you money. Golf is expensive and golf balls are no exception. Think about how many times you’ve pulled a shiny new ..read more

Some golf courses are open; the precautions they are taking; what you should consider before playing; and a potential silver lining post-pandemic Golf Courses are feeling the effects of Covid-19 too, but post-pandemic could see an industry boon (photo by Greg D’Andrea)After a couple weeks of being stuck at home due to Covid-19, I can hardly blame you if you’re going a bit stir-crazy. This virus has us all on-edge. And with the milder spring weather rolling-in across the country, playing a round of golf sounds pretty amazing right about now. To that end, I received an email from a loc ..read more

Yes, that’s right; having Big Balls will help you convert more putts – especially from shorter distances. But I’m not talking about doing something ballsy on the golf course. I’m talking about gaining the confidence you need to drop more putts from 6-feet or less. Do you have Big Balls on the practice green? Pro golfers rarely miss short putts. In fact, from 4-feet or less they are more than 90% accurate. But the same can’t be said for weekend hacks. Heck, I miss 4-foot putts multiple times per round! If I’m putting from 6-feet it gets substantially worse for me (pros are 70% from 6 ..read more