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Golf Ball Hunting (The bathroom book about the small game of the big game) takes a humorous and entertaining perspective of the lost and found golf ball. The lost ball is the nemesis of every golfer, in any round of golf. It is the loss of a stroke, loss of money and loss of confidence in your game.
Wilson walks you through a virtual scavenger hunt for a misguided (pun intended) golf ball, with tips and tricks to find golf balls for profit or just for fun. You'll find yourself laughing out loud as the author describes his adventures and experiences when hunting for the elusive lost spheroids;
You'll understand search techniques and golf ball hunting safety. Discover where to find the lost golf ball "honey holes" in the darkest corners of the rough, woods and marsh, just off the lush fairway of every golf course, and how these lost balls are like finding "free money", at every turn, hook and slice. Learn interesting golf ball factoids and information regarding the impact of lost balls on the environment.
This book spans the imaginative side of life, from the balls point of view, and more serious comments on the negative impact these lost balls have on Mother Earth.
The reader has the chance to delve into the mind of a golf ball hunter and feel how hunting (and finding) golf balls brings satisfaction to your life by recovering balls that appear from distant golfer lands, and research the balls with unusual tattoos, such as "Joe's bachelor party 1969", or other intriguing logos.Discovering a lost ball brings joy and excitement to the new adopted golf ball parent (i.e., Golfer) and the formerly orphaned ball who may have the opportunity to land on a fairway or see the bottom of the pin cup again. Maybe that newly found ball will be the one that finally makes that "hole in one".
