First time visiting this place. Easy to find. Small parking lot out front. When I entered, two employees were helping people. There were 4 other people in the store. It's kinda like a small trailer so it felt packed. There's a ton of used stuff there. A lot of golf clubs. They organize things into men and women's. They even have used shoes and bags. Prices seemed reasonable. But I came here for golf balls. They have prepackaged plastic cases of balls, example VICE 12 pk for $16. Or you can grab a plastic bag and put balls into it. Keep the bags separate per type of ball though. When you are ready, they weigh the bags of balls to determine how many you have and they charge accordingly. You don't have to get 3 or 12. You can get one, or even 100. They have a lot of brands and styles. I found their prices to be good. For example- titleist prov1 was $27 a dozen. I can get a dozen new ones at the country club for $52 or pga superstore for $54. So I'd say 27 is a good deal. Yeah, they're used. But they look brand new. Many of them are Plain but some have some sort of personalization on them like charity names or resort names. Also, they have used club covers. So if you lost your putter cover, you might find one to replace it here. I will return for more balls. Also I liked their USA LGA tour bag. It was only $99, albeit used, was in good condition. I wonder if they will buy my used equipment to resell? read more

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Boxes with used golf balls that are in real good condition. The prices range from a dollar a ball and up, based on the kind of ball it is. Its a little crowded with different golfing equipment but looking around was worth it. It's just a little privately owned shop that seems to have a nice little niche of customers. If too many people show up I won't be able to secure the number of balls I need to practice with. I prefer the yellow titleist, so leave me some. read more