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Golf Channel · Oct 27, 2015

Man claims he's made $15 million diving for golf balls

If you want to make a cool $15 million and one of your two bugaboos isn't dodging alligators, have I got the job for you ... golf ball diver guy.

You know the boxes of recycled golf balls in the store next to those shiny, new, expensive ones? Well someone willingly jumps into the bottom of the lake to go get those things and apparently, they're worth a fortune.

The man in the video below, Glenn Berger, started diving all over Florida about 14 years ago, and to say that he's turned a profit while regularly risking limbs in murky water hazards would be a tremendous understatement.

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