Origins
Our names are Zack and Noah, two athletic and talented students from the University at Buffalo. Each summer we've collected thousands of balls that flow down a creek from a golf course. We would clean and sort these balls and then sell them to friends, family, and used golf ball businesses. At this point we decided to start reaching out to golf courses in the area.
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We quickly found that many courses and clubs in the WNY area do not clean their ponds, leaving tens of thousands of premium balls to rest at the bottom. Knowing the value of these balls and the damage they cause to the environment we decided it was time to bring these used golf balls a new life.
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What We Do
It's not easy gathering these balls. Unfortunately for golf courses, it requires some resources to harvest these balls. Some courses pull rigs through their ponds but this not only misses lots of balls, but is also bad for the wildlife and hard due to obstacles. Some people may think they can just jump in the water, don't do this. Most ponds are filled with murky chemical water, metal and garbage, snapping turtles, snakes, and electric lines. This is why we chose the scuba route. Wearing full thick wet suits and scuba tanks, we sweep the bottom of the pond netting all the balls and transferring them to containers.

From here we give the golf course the choice of what to do with the golf balls. We sign an exclusive contract with a course to gather the balls from the pond. In return, the course can chose to pay us per ball, keeping the used balls, giving them a large supply of used golf balls to sell or keep for their course/club/range. In this case we offer the course the option to have all the balls cleaned and sorted. Another choice is for our company to keep the golf balls, where we then pay a per-ball fee to the course.

In each case it is a win for us, the course, the environment, and the customers who buy the golf balls. Ready to see what lies at the bottom of your pond? Give us a call or email and we will come tour your course for free. We would love to come clean your ponds every year or even multiple time per season depending on the traffic the ponds get.