The material of the golf ball is made from crushed lobster shells with a biodegradable binder and coating. Lobster shells are a great resource to tap into as most of the stuff just heads to landfills (no one has a need for red shells, I guess). The balls work with both drivers and irons and flies a "similar distance to other biodegradable balls", though not as far as real balls. Which is okay!
15 comments:
recycling is good
i'd feel guilty hitting it with a golf club
Poor lobsters are TIGER FOOD now
I love when they make stuff biodegradable.
Cool post!
Very great idea! There needs to be more biodegradable items in this world so we can have less waste.
very eco-friendly! i'll have to get my dad a set
Wow!
Balls made out of lobsters
My golf score is more important than the environment
Can I dip it in butter and eat it?
i want to eat one!
Soon they'll just start growing golf balls in vats.
Biodegradable golf balls is actually an amazing idea, and making them out of lobster shells is even better. Shame they can't make them fly as well as real ones though.
They should've made these balls red. Made from cooked lobsters after all plus a person could more easily tell they were the biodegradeable kind.
recycled goodness. :D
that sounds expensive
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