Ecobioballs an environmentally friendly way to practice

Golfers who live near the ocean or a lake have never been able to practice their game right out their back door. While an expansive body of whatever can be the perfect driving range, polluting the ecosystem with hundreds of golf balls puts a damper on any such plans. However, thanks to a new product released by Barcelona-based Albus Golf, the dream has become a reality.
The company recently introduced its innovative Ecobioballs which provide golfers a way to practice their game on everything from a jetti to a cruise ship by hitting the balls into the water with no environmental consequences. The product is 100 percent safe to any plant and animal marine life thanks to its cleverly designed outer shell which biodegrades in less than 48 hours.
Along with not harming the environment, Ecobioballs actually improve the sustainability and biodiversity of marine eco system by releasing fish food into the water after the outer shell dissolves.
Long gone are the days of being confined to the indoor cages and unrealistic environments on cruise ships or beachside resorts. With the Ecobioball, golfers can not only help their game – but the environment too.