New device harvests submerged golf balls from shore
The Golf Ball Wrangler is a device that lets entrepreneurs harvest golf balls from the bottom of water traps (Photo: Andrew Gable/Dylan Fuller)
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When most golfers hit a ball into the middle of a water trap, they probably just assume that the ball is destined to remain underwater for all eternity. Various enterprising individuals, however, regularly ply the depths of such ponds and lakes to retrieve those lost balls, for resale to golfers. While some of these entrepreneurs reach out into the water as far as they can with rake-like contraptions, most of them don scuba gear and go treasure-hunting. A new invention, the Golf Ball Wrangler, can now be added to their arsenal – and it has advantages over both rakes and diving.
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