The fish food golf balls you can hit into the ocean...
A box of 100 balls costs $116
Ever wanted to hit golf balls into the sea but felt really guilty about polluting the environment? Well now you can do just that and feel no remorse at all.
American entrepreneur Tony Robbins, who has a lavish vacation home in Fiji, has found a simple solution to this problem by using biodegradable fish food golf balls.
According to Businessinsider.com, Robbins has found a company based in Barcelona, Spain, that produces EcoBioBalls, which are biodegradable golf balls filled with fish food.
As Robbins puts it, "they're ecologically sound, but also the fish love it."
Check out this cool video that explains more...
Tony Robbins hits these special golf balls that dissolve into fish food into the ocean pic.twitter.com/cnPeQM3S32
— Business Insider (@businessinsider) November 10, 2017
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