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They probably keep them somewhere. One evening I was out playing with one of my friends and we both hit (by some miracle) our drives down the middle of the fairway, as we were walking to our balls a fox dandered across and picked my playing partners ball up and ran away with it, we went after it slowly and it dropped it in a bunker about 200 yards away.
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