Details: River Hill Golf Golf Ball Retriever, Aluminum Alloy Picker Upper Tube, 23 Golf Balls Shagger Grabber, 38.6 Inch Ball Collector, Pickup Tool Device for Men Women
Brand: River Hill Golf
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- 【Aluminum Alloy Golf Ball Retriever 】The 38.6 inch/3.22Ft golf ball retriever is made of aluminum alloy and ABS plastic. It’s lightweight and anti-rust with long-lasting durability. Unlike other cheap products, you don’t have to worry about corrosion, breakage, or rotting.
- 【38.6 Inch Golf Ball Grabber】No more bending over to pick up balls! Upgrade clips on the bottom tube which means a little force is needed to pick up a ball. Provide many conveniences in playing golf ball, effortless and saving time.
- 【23 Golf Balls Pick Upper】It can Hold Up to 23 Golf Balls. Whether you are a new player or an experienced golfer, you can easy to use the golf retriever to pick up golf balls. And it’ll save you money on lost golf balls and pay for itself.
- 【Lightweight Golf Ball Collector】Only 1.1lb, can be stored in your golf bag or the trunk of the golf cart. No assembly is required.
Notice
- Is an online purchase
- Delivery may be delayed in some areas.
Buyer Guide Golf Ball Retrievers
Golf ball retrievers help you retrieve your golf balls without having to move your ball. Most of them are battery operated.- Price: The price range for ball retrievers is about $12.00 to $300.00.
- Battery Life: The battery life for ball retrievers varies from 30 minutes to 12 hours.
- Anti-Jam Technology: Anti-jam technology prevents the ball from getting stuck.
- Distance: The shortest distance you can retrieve your ball is 10 feet. The longest distance is 40 feet.
- Noise Level: Some ball retrievers produce a loud sound that can be heard up to 50 feet away.
- Size: Most ball retrievers are 22 inches to 36 inches long.
- Weight: The weight of the ball retriever varies from 1.5 pounds to 5 pounds.
- Warranty: Most ball retrievers come with a 1-year warranty.
How to choose Golf Ball Retrievers
Golf ball retrievers are one of the most important pieces of equipment needed for a golfer. But with so many choices, how do you know which retriever is best for yourgame? Here’s what you need to consider when choosing the best golf ball retriever for you:
Material: Material choice is entirely a matter of personal preference. Most retrievers are made from a plastic material, which is lightweight and easy to use. Others are made of aluminum and stainless steel. Stainless steel retrievers are rust-resistant, but aluminum models tend to be more durable and affordable.
Handle: Handles come in various lengths and shapes, which can affect how comfortable they are to use. Handles that are too long and wide may be hard to throw, while short and wide handles can be uncomfortable to hold. A retriever with a handle that curves slightly inward may feel more natural in your hand.
Weight: The lighter a retriever is, the easier it is to throw, but this isn’t always a positive thing. Lighter retrievers can be less durable than heavier models, especially if you often throw them in wet conditions.
Number of pockets: The number of pockets your retriever has will also affect how convenient it is to use. More pockets will allow you to retrieve more balls at once, but too many pockets can make it harder to keep track of the number of balls you have. An average rule of thumb is to have one pocket
How to use Golf Ball Retrievers
A golf ball retriever is a tool that is designed to retrieve balls that land far away from where they were originally hit. These devices are generally easy to use, but some pros believe they have some drawbacks that you may want to consider.Golf ball retrievers come in various sizes, shapes, and designs. Generally, these devices are lightweight, portable, and very easy to use. In fact, these devices work the same way as a golf club, except they use a large, flexible hook with a rubber-coated surface, instead of a metal hook.
After you’ve dropped your ball, simply pull the retrievers handle back. The hook attached to a wire reel will slip underneath the ball and pull it back to you.
