PING Two Tone Golf Balls

It's hard to believe that there is serious money to be made from old golf balls but there is a great niche market selling PING two colour golf balls to collectors -if you know what you're doing. Happily this isn't a complex product to understand and if you spend a bit of time doing your research you won't go far wrong (see the links section below for expert guides).

The first thing you need to know is that not all colours are valuable. The ones to look out for are black, gold, silver, cranberry and wine. Of these gold, silver and black attract the highest prices. In mint condition these can fetch roughly up to £100 ($200) each. However even a used ball can fetch around £5($10) to £10 ($20). The links below will take you to a more comprehensive and expert price guide.

Best of all not everyone is aware of their true value yet meaning there are still bargains to be had on eBay and other auction sites as well as 2nd hand shops and markets. Many sellers have a vague notion that Ping two tones are worth something but don't take the time to research prices -bad news for them but a great opportunity for you. As with everything on eBay you can benefit from badly spelled, poorly presented auctions that attract little interest and help keep the price down.

If you feel really energetic you could take a walk round your local golf course and see if you can round up any long lost stray Pings!*

Once again please make sure you take the time to read up on Ping two colour balls to ensure you don't waste your time and cash on balls of low value. The guide in the links section below is a great place to start.

This is not a difficult product to understand so even if you know nothing at all about sport you should still be able to make a significant amount of regular income buying and selling two tone pings.

*Bear in mind that Ping discontinued the two tone balls over a decade ago, so your chances of finding any are slim.