[golfing eagles]

Fine for wading into environmental area------$1500
Snake bite anti-venom-------------------------$7,000/dose
New prosthetic limb after gator attack-------$45,000
Finding your 90 cent Top Flite X-out---------priceless

[Inexes@aol.com]

I love it..... hysterical...... ROTFLMAO

[villagetinker]

Love your post, too funny.

[NYGUY]

[Two Bills]

90cents for a golf ball????

There are some wealthy golfers in TV!

[ColdNoMore]

Originally Posted by golfing eagles

Fine for wading into environmental area------$1500
Snake bite anti-venom-------------------------$7,000/dose
New prosthetic limb after gator attack-------$45,000
Finding your 90 cent Top Flite X-out---------priceless

Don't forget that they're often looking for that 'priceless' ball...while driving their $20,000 golf cart.

[justjim]

Almost every time I play an executive course I see a guy "hawking" golf balls. Sometimes looking in water and sometimes in the tall weeds. While playing at the Plantation of Leesburg a few years ago, a golfer in the foursome ahead of us encountered a Pigmy Rattler and spent the night in Leesburg hospital. He was searching for a ball in the high weeds. That's not worth any golf ball----even a priceless one!

[UpNorth]

Originally Posted by justjim

Almost every time I play an executive course I see a guy "hawking" golf balls. Sometimes looking in water and sometimes in the tall weeds. While playing at the Plantation of Leesburg a few years ago, a golfer in the foursome ahead of us encountered a Pigmy Rattler and spent the night in Leesburg hospital. He was searching for a ball in the high weeds. That's not worth any golf ball----even a priceless one!

Don't know why this is called "hawking". All the dictionary results define "hawking" as "selling goods", "using hawks in a sporting event" or just "staring at someone" (urban dictionary). Someone "hawking" golf balls is selling them, not looking for them.

[DonH57]

I usually hawk them into the weeds or water, not out.