10 Callaway Supersoft Golf Balls Best Price
Updated on: March 2023
Callaway Supersoft Golf Balls Best Price in 2023
Callaway Superhot 55 Soft Golf Balls (Pack of 24 Balls)
Callaway Superhot Mint Recycled Golf Balls (24 Pack)
- Buy from the world's largest Manufacturer of Recycled and refinished golf balls
- For at least half the price of new
- Professional testing by an independent lab show there is no performance loss between a new golf ball, a Recycled golf ball, and a refinished golf ball
- 24 golf balls for extra value
- Packaging may vary from the image
Callaway Superhot 70 Golf Balls, Prior Generation, White (Pack of 15)
- Callaway's Legendary Hex aerodynamics promotes higher flight and longer carry for increased distance
- Callaway's proprietary core chemistry achieves the improbable by combining distance-enhancing high-impact energy with great feel
- A new cover composition limits spin off the long clubs to promote long distance while reducing hooks and slices, yet still provides excellent spin, feel and control on shorter shots
Callaway Chrome Soft Mint Quality Official Refinished Golf Balls (Pack 24)
- Buy from the world's largest Manufacturer of Recycled and refinished golf balls
- For at least half the price of new
- Professional testing by an independent lab show there is no performance loss between a new golf ball, a Recycled golf ball, and a refinished golf ball
- 24 golf balls for extra value
- Packaging may vary from the image
Reload Recycled Golf Balls (24-Pack) of Callaway Golf Balls
- Buy from the world's largest Manufacturer of Recycled and refinished golf balls
- For at least half the price of new
- Professional testing by an independent lab show there is no performance loss between a new golf ball, a Recycled golf ball, and a refinished golf ball
- 24 golf balls for extra value
- Packaging may vary from the image
Callaway Chrome Soft Golf Balls, Prior Generation, (One Dozen), Yellow
- Fast ball speed off the driver: Callaway is the only golf ball companythat has the new dual soft fast core. It's engineered for fast ball speeds with low spin for players needing spin reduction to optimize their launch conditions off the tee
- More spin and control from 100 yards and in: the 4-piece construction, mantle layer and Tour urethane cover all combine for even more control throughout the bag, especially with your scoring clubs from 100 yards and in
- Low compression for incredibly soft feel: the dual soft fast core lets you compress the ball on iron shots for long, straight flight. And it has amazing feel around the greens
- Increased focus and visibility: the Red and white truvis pattern is specifically designed to Maximize your view of the golf ball for better focus and visibility. We've added a yellow and black version for additional color options available in april
CALLAWAY SUPERSOFT (5 DOZEN)
Callaway Golf Supersoft Matte Orange Personalized Golf Balls
- Personalize your balls with up to 3 lines of text
- A maximum of 17 characters on each line
- 2-piece soft distance matte orange golf ball
- Ultra-low compression core reduces spin for long distance
- Greenside control is enhanced thanks to the soft Trionomer cover
Callaway Player Mix 48 Recycled Golf Balls, White
- 48 Callaway golf balls
- Styles include HX, Hex, hot and others
- Quality is 3a/4a Mix. Playable, but cosmetically challenged
- Enjoy many of the top styles from this brand at up to 85% off the new ball price, without affecting playability
- Packaging may vary from the image
Strata Boom Golf Balls, (Two Dozen), Multi
- Extreme distance from Strata high energy core
- Phenomenal feeling cover with durability
- 24 balls in 1 pack with 6 balls of each color
- Side stamp alignment aide
- Ball colors: highlighter yellow, bright orange, pop blue, and Neon green
Jaycee Dugard's Kidnapper Phillip Garrido: 1972 Alleged Rape Shows Further History of Sex Predation
According to new information out of Antioch, California, Phillip Garrido's alleged sex crimes go back even further than the 18-year kidnapping and forced confinement of Jaycee Lee Dugard and the 1976 rape of Katie Callaway Hall, the brutality...
Back in 1972, when Phillip Garrido was 21 years old, he and a friend picked up two young girls near the public library. After giving the girls barbiturates, the guys took them back to a motel and raped them. That young girl, now 41, saw Phillip Garrido on her television screen and decided that authorities needed to know more about the man they had arrested.
Although the statute of limitations has run out on the crime committed against her and she does not want to be identified, the woman has agreed to cooperate with authorities as much as possible. She will start by filling in the details of her own ordeal at the hands of a man who has apparently been a sex predator all of his life.
According to limited information, Phillip Garrido was arrested and charged in the alleged rape. The young girl had awakened in the motel room, where she said she was raped several times before her parents found her. But somewhere between his arrest and prosecution, the case fell apart. The girl refused to testify. Records are sketchy and it isn't even clear if the case got far enough even for Phillip Garrido to enter a plea.
The 27-year-old alleged drugging and rape is the third sexual offense on record against Phillip Garrido. Authorities fear that there are more. How many may never be determined.
But they do know that in 1976, Garrido kidnapped and forced Katie Callaway Hall to have sex with him in a Reno, Nevada, mini-warehouse he had set up in advance. In a graphic interview on "Larry King Live," Katie Callaway Hall recounted the horrifying 8 hours that she endured with Phillip Garrido. If not for a security officer noticing the pried lock on the storage shed's door (Garrido had lost his key in Hall's car and forced the door open), her torment may have lasted far longer.
After his arrest, Phillip Garrido was found guilty and sentenced to 50 years to life. He would do 11 years before being paroled. In the meantime, he married the woman that would help him kidnap and raise 11-year-old Jaycee Lee Dugard, sometimes confining her to a series of outbuildings and tents in his back yard for 18 years. By his own admission, Phillip Garrido would rape the young girl, fathering two daughters with her. Jaycee Lee Dugard's daughters are 15 and 11 years old.
Phillip and Nancy Garrido pleaded not guilty to a total of 29 felony charges earlier this week, including kidnapping and sexual assault. Garrido is also being actively investigated in a series of prostitute murders that occurred in the 1990s and in the disappearance of two local girls, Michaela Garecht and Ilene Micheloff, who disappeared in 1988 and 1989, respectively.
The public is witness to cases like Phillip Garrido's on a constant basis. And, as John Walsh, host of Fox's "America's Most Wanted" noted on CNN's "Anderson Cooper 360," until longevity studies are done on sexual predators, it will not be known if they can be "rehabilitated" or "cured" of their sexual desires. Until then, John Walsh advocates close monitoring of all known sexual predators and violent sex offenders. Funding and enforcing the Adam Walsh Act (named in honor of John Walsh's son, who was kidnapped and killed by a known sex offender), which provides for a nationwide database for law enforcement to monitor the movements of repeat offenders and the most violent sex offenders wherever they might be, would be a start to perhaps curtailing some of the predation.
In short, recidivism is a problem among sex offenders, especially those that show proclivities toward sexual predation. One article, "Predator Panic," at LiveScience.com reported that at least one three-year study showed that there was a 5% overall recidivism rate for sex offenders that become repeat offenders within the study period (3.3% for child molesters). Some point out that that leaves 95% that do not repeat. Optimistic as it may sound, that 95% still equates to 5 out of 100, 50 out of 1000 sex offenders returning to jail within three years of committing another sexually related offense.
A California Department of Corrections official noted on "Anderson Cooper 360" that there were nearly 60,000 sex offenders registered under the Adam Walsh Act currently in the system. If that number is accurate and the study cited holds true, then there exists 3,000 sex offenders within that group that will more than likely commit another sex offense within three years, some of them violent offenses, some deadly.
But what about those sex offenders that aren't in the system, that haven't been caught, that the study does not take into account?
And although solutions to the problem vary -- medication, various psychiatric therapies, rehabilitative techniques, better sex offender laws and enforcement of those laws, longer prison sentencing -- there does not seem to be a preventive solution other than lifetime incarceration, which is seen by many to be overly punitive.
But when one sex offender like Phillip Garrido exists (which can be argued as too many), where the sex predator eludes, evades, and manipulates the corrections system to continue predation, would not a life sentence carried out against him for the rape of Katie Callaway Hall have ensured that he would never have been given the chance to kidnap, rape, and confine Jaycee Lee Dugard?
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Sources:
"Anderson Cooper 360," CNN Television
LiveScience.com
"Larry King Live," CNN Television
