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If your hobby is playing golf -- or if a considerable number of golf balls end up in your yard for some reason -- you will enjoy these practical DIY projects.

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Eric Loge, center, started Waste Partners with his father, Gary, and is now co-owner with his own sons, Drey, left, and Jace, as of 2021.