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• 1 Pun

  I have tried several electronic score keepers but this is by far the best; especially considering the inexpensive price. It is not fancy, but if all you are looking for is something to keep track of strokes, this will meet your needs.

• 2 Luc

  This product is excellent and easy to use. You can attach it to a belt loop. It is light enough that you hardly know it’s there until you need to “click” it to enter your score. It is not complicated like so many other score keepers. This is for a single golfer only. It’s plastic, so don’t sit on it! The price is worth it.

• 3 Oslingenfelter

  This works well and is easy to use the only draw back that exists as far as I am concerned is that it doesn’t time itself off and so if you forget to turn it off too many times you will probably be buying batteries also. It can clip right to your towel holder so when you return a club to the bag just click the stroke at the same time, easy and convenient.

• 4 Finton

  Love the counter. You can add – and subtract strokes (if you made a mistake). I also love the handy clip – which you can clip on your belt loop or your golf bag. It beats trying to keep track of a piece of paper and pencil!

• 5 Veltman

  A nice simple device. Can easily be complemented using this iPhone App called iHandicap which is simple to use and will calculate your handicap based on the USGA formula (iHandicap is already really cheap but use this valid promo code and get it for free: ARHNXH4EXRKE (use by 12/7/09)).

• 6 Richcreek

  I got the for my grandson to hit with his new clubs but he and the other children seem to throw them more than hit then. They like them and the are fairly soft so they don’t hurt anyone.

• 7 Gilford

  These are great golf balls. My 5 year son loves them. He was interested in golf but these make it really fun for him. He may like them a little too much, he wants to use them at the driving range and he lost one in a water hazard which caused a brief meltdown. These help keep his eye on the ball, when he tee’s them up he likes to hit Sponge Bob in the face.

• 8 Tetrow

  Great motivation for the young golfer. Yellow color is easy to find on the court:-)

• 9 Qazi

  They are golf balls – what can you say? The value is in the Sponge Bob connection – my eight-year-old is a little intimidated at getting into what seems to be a guys-only world, and mostly adults at that, so she really appreciates that we can inject a little fun into learning golf. Right now they are too precious to use, but she’ll get over that. It did what I needed it to, which is to make golf play again.

• 10 Tanlioco

  These are not a toy – they are real golf balls with Spongebob’s picture on it. They were a gift to my brother and were received very well – he loved them! If you know someone who likes golf and spongebob, this is the gift for them (or at least, part of the gift)

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