I would suggest passing them on to a youth group or community especially if they have “crazy” goal courses.

They would be quite interesting as a border decoration in the garden if you managed to collect a lot

Weights sewn in for table cloth corners?

Around here, people (mainly the teens and retirees) collect any and all golf balls they can find and sell them for about $1/dozen. Buyers say they use them for practice.

they could be used for drainage in large flower pots.

Collect a bunch of different brands and make a framed ‘picture’ for a golf addict.

My brother used to collect buckets of them and then sell them back to the golfers. :)

One year for my grandma and grandpa’s aniversary, which was a bit before christmas, my family and I made ordiments. We glued a cheap christmas bell on the top (because it gave it a place to be hung from and was easier than drilling holes) and on the bottom glued tees to some, others we just left. It was really cute, and we also made a bunch of tee ordainments also.

Also a use for the same ordiments later, was my nana hung one onna string from the ceiling in the garage, and so when she was pulling into the garage when the golf ball clinks onto the windsheild she knows to stop.

Hope this helps! :)

Learn to Juggle! Then give away three balls to each of you’re friends so that they can juggle too!

Make a caterpillar out of them all. Just paint them, hot glue them all together, and stick it outside for a nice lawn decoration.

pass them on to chicken breeders ……..they use them as fake eggs for broody hens

I will love to have some: can you send them to me? Let me know.

I use old tennis balls in my washing machine (helps beat the laundry, so I need to use less detergent). I don’t know if it would also work with golf balls…