In these tough economic times, maximizing the life span of your Range Golf Balls inventory becomes even more critical. Most of us will agree that hitting services and range balls will be the two top concerns for your golfing customers. How then do we optimize the entire life and quality of the number golf balls we use at our facilities?
A quality range ball: Any of the top brand range balls provide good experience for your visitors. The brand you decide to buy has more to do regarding price, terms, special offers form the ongoing companies included and custom. Given the fantastic pricing and terms the most notable companies offer there is absolutely no reason to consider buying pond balls or other used balls.
Buy enough: Be sure you have sufficient balls to support your busiest time. At peak times, balls are struck much faster than Golf Ball Picker can retrieve.
More importantly, every time the ball gets struck it suffers an accident landing on your range , being found by your picker and bouncing around in a basket till the picker finishes its run, going right through your Range Golf Ball Washer, being transferred or yourself to baskets or dispensers. The less number of times each day this circuit occurs the longer golf balls will remain serviceable and presentable.
First, leave the grass in the landing area as long as you can. Cushioning from plush grass ends in the less harm to golf balls from landing. Second, sustain your golf ball picker. Consider changing the discs on your ball picker regularly. Even the best picker discs get depreciated. I've seen discs that are incredibly rough or which may have small stones stuck in them. You don't want the top of discs to be abrasive wheels milling the life span out of range balls. Check the combs on your picker.
Buy enough: Be sure you have sufficient balls to support your busiest time. At peak times, balls are struck much faster than Golf Ball Picker can retrieve.
More importantly, every time the ball gets struck it suffers an accident landing on your range , being found by your picker and bouncing around in a basket till the picker finishes its run, going right through your Range Golf Ball Washer, being transferred or yourself to baskets or dispensers. The less number of times each day this circuit occurs the longer golf balls will remain serviceable and presentable.
First, leave the grass in the landing area as long as you can. Cushioning from plush grass ends in the less harm to golf balls from landing. Second, sustain your golf ball picker. Consider changing the discs on your ball picker regularly. Even the best picker discs get depreciated. I've seen discs that are incredibly rough or which may have small stones stuck in them. You don't want the top of discs to be abrasive wheels milling the life span out of range balls. Check the combs on your picker.
