You lost seven more golf balls the other day. And you’re tired of the other guys at the golf course always laughing at you about it. It’s not nice, what they say about you. What’s worse, it’s not accurate. You do too know how to identify Shinola. Obviously, you know what a hole in the ground looks like, and that it’s not a part of your anatomy. If they’re going to attack you, at least they could get their facts straight, you know?

Well, they’ll be laughing out the other side of their tasteful doubleknit polos from now on. You’re rolling with the Ballfinder Scout Digital Golf Ball Locator. While those jerks are relying on their faulty eyes and ears to locate their wayward orbs, the Ballfinder uses a 3.2-megapixel digital imager to locate balls from up to 35 feet away. It works on any white golf ball with as few as 3 dimples showing. Just slowly scan the area where you suspect your ball is hiding, and something nifty called a “vibro-buzz” lets you know when it’s been found. Then LED lights point the way to your pale, dimpled quarry – along with the occasional spot of sun glare or stray bit of styrofoam, free as a bonus to you.

So let them all laugh. We’ll see who’s laughing when your golf bag is full of their lost golf balls. Remember, we never said the balls you find have to be your own. And you won’t even need two hands and a map.

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