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A sleeve (3 balls) of each type of ball so a 24-pack. And agree w TorchRedRob, $6/ball a bit pricey.
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You got it MainStGolf... Thank you all for the feedback. Part of the problem is Ebay, they take 10% of the selling price. I need to figure out how to market/sell without Ebay.
If I went with a 24 pack as follows, I could get the price per ball to 5.22 and end up making $7 per case in profit (pre-tax, after Ebay cut).
From a golfer/sim golfer perspective, is this any better? If I can figure out how to do this outside of Ebay, could get it under $5 a ball.# Sleeves Titleist ProV1 1 Titleist ProV1x 1 Taylormade TP5 1 Taylormade TP5x 1 Chromesoft 1 ChromesoftX 1 Vice Pro 1 Vice Pro Plus 1 Total Cost $110 Est. Shipping $15 Total Cost $125 Price Per Ball (24 pack) $5.21
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Still bonkers IMO, who would pay that? You can just go to your local pro shop and buy a sleeve of whatever you're wanting to try out for far less $. I've gotten Titleist, Vice, and Bridgestone sample packs before in tournaments and that's always cool to try out their different offerings, but pay a premium for that? No way.
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I like the concept but I think your biggest hurdle is that you can buy just a sleeve of balls on ebay already if you want to try something out. Just a quick search seems to show that you can get a sleeve of the titleist, taylormade, and callaway balls for $12 to $15 including shipping. You can buy a sampler pack of vice balls for $27 including shipping that gets you the pro and Pro plus (and two extra sleeves of cheaper balls). So the per ball price to put this together yourself is between $4 and $5 per ball.
Unless you buy balls wholesale to get your costs down, I think it is going to be hard to mark them up for ebay fees and shipping and still make a profit. I'm not even sure how much of a discount retailers are getting on big name balls. You never see them marked down too much in the store so they probably aren't making huge margins.
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