Ball Carriers
Although some people carry their balls in their hand between rounds or place it in their pockets, others invest in various ball-carrying devices. The most basic is a moulded length of stainless steel which is attached to the belt or shoelaces. (Tennis ball carriers are often used for this.) High-end carriers resemble a leather fanny pack and can hold multiple balls, cellular phones, score cards and other personal items.
There is some disagreement on the correct name for a ball carrier. See discussion.
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Famous quotes containing the words ball and/or carriers:
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