Review on 🌊 Revolutionize Golfing with the 100 ECOBIOBALL: Eco-Friendly Golf Ball Designed for Marine Environments by Marco Habersham

What is not apparent from the description of this product is that it is made solely for the marine environment, or in other words if you throw golf balls into a lake or pond and intend not to use them again. They decompose when wet and it starts almost immediately. They have fish food inside and are completely disposable once thrown in the water. But the real downside is that these are terrible golf balls. I live near a forest and pond and bought it to walk from my yard to the forest and pond. After a few days of really bad hitting, I went to the practice area near my house where you enter the lake. I hit one of those balls, then one from the shooting range (real golf balls they take from the lake and reuse) and shot by shot I crushed the real balls and hit them for 250-300 years. And almost every time he cuts and smacks earthlings with "eco" balls. So if it's not a decent golf ball, what's the good of it?