Unimaginatively named Biodegradable Golf Balls, the company admits its balls are not approved by the United States Golf Association, but get the job done if you are just hitting balls around the yard or off your boat. The company says the balls achieve roughly 70% of the performance of high-level golf balls, such as the Titleist Pro V1.
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