DIY Golf ball retriever for under $5 and free golf tee's subscribe for more content

[@roymoreno5089]

Awesome! Good idea. Thanks for sharing

[@ianbrad5116]

Thanks for sharing! Spent under 5 dollars on mine. Bought tape at the dollar (1.25) and electric tape at the hardware store (2.49) I’m in construction so the tubes were free. Also, I had a broken hockey stick I used for a pole. Works really well!!! Again, thanks!!!!

[@KtmHoleShot]

Nice job the hockey stick will be nice and strong. I think it’s fun when you can make something for yourself out of bits and pieces. 👍

[@ianbrad5116]

@@KtmHoleShot It’s great for chopping through bushes and retrieving golf balls just out of my reach…

[@naude_v1]

Simple but brilliant! Thanks for sharing 🤘 I just used a 50mm (od) pvc pipe and voilà!

[@pernilion]

Brilliant! Thanks for sharing.

[@pernilion]

Made a small improvement by using a PVC tube 90 cm long and 5 cm in diameter. Just applied the electrical tape to one end and ready to go. Less work than using the silicone tubes. Holds 21 balls. Had to buy a 6 meter PVC tube for US$ 6.6

[@KtmHoleShot]

Patrick Quigley nice one mate 👍

[@pequodexpress]

Is the 5 cm diameter of your PVC pipe an inner diameter or outer diameter?

[@pernilion]

@@pequodexpress The 5cms is the external diameter. Internal diameter is 4.5cms. A golf ball’s diameter is 4.268cms. Best thing is to take a golf ball to the store.

[@pequodexpress]

@@pernilion Thank you for your reply.

[@pequodexpress]

@@pernilion I picked up some 2" PVC yesterday with an internal diameter of about 48mm. I used Gorilla tape for the force-fed mouth. It works well. I can now cancel my order for commercial ball tubes.

[@handdle-h2o]

I like that tee idea will try it out soon on our frozen ground

[@patwhite2740]

great idea, would you have any ideas on how to make a gold drag net/cage to retrieve bulk golf balls from a lake? I remember using one as a kid but cant quite recall where we got it from. Thanks

[@KtmHoleShot]

No not for that sorry

[@acheeseburger7367]

very smart! better than spending 50 bucks on something that could be made for free!

[@bradbierlink2733]

A cheeseburger j.

[@kcs05]

or Walmart as an aluminum tube shagger for around $8

[@ben-vf]

Yeah but we don't have Wallmart, cheapest one available down here is about $22 on eBay and a long wait at the moment.

[@elliotlowrie2009]

Carnt you use a Pringle tube? UK crisps btw

[@KtmHoleShot]

Ell Lowrie that would probably work

[@texagunsmoke]

It would be way too big. You would have to use a lot of tape

[@elliotlowrie2009]

Yea true, but it would still work

[@MichealBacon]

You can if you're picking up tennis balls.

[@funnystuff9954]

It's a rocket

[@smokingshieldsnv606]

Crikey

[@middymas]

#DingDong why spend $20 at Drummond Golf on a proper golf tube when you can spend $30 at Bunnings on old silicone tubes, gaffa tape, and a broom stick #DingDong #YouHadMeAtHello

[@KtmHoleShot]

You would have to be a DingDong if you went to Bunnings at spent $30.00 You could go to any work site and pick up Empty tubes for nothing. Just have to think out side the BOX. HELLO