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Between 3000 and 3500 balls.
If you were to grind up legal Golf balls (minimum volume 2.482 cu. in. / 40.68 cc), you could fit almost 5118 in a drum sized at 55 US Gallons. However, using whole golf balls would waste a considerable amount of space, perhaps 1/3 the volume per single ball, which would give you 3300 balls in the drum.
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