50 Near Mint Titleist Pro V1 AAAA Recycled Used Golf Balls, 50-Pack

Good quality balls

DO NOT buy these balls. they look like they have been in a lake for 5 years. One was not a ProV1. very few could be rated AAAA. One was split. Overall, certainly cheaper than new balls, but I would not buy these again. I do not recommend these at all.

So I'll start with MY definition of "near mint, 4 stars". To me, that means no scuffs on the ball. 30 of the 50 balls met that criteria hence my 3 star review. Of the remaining 20 balls, 7 had very minor blemishes and were perfectly playable, 12 had scuffs and I'll use those as water balls ("back from whence they came") I ball had a cut and I threw that out. Your mileage may vary. For the prior 5 - 6 years I was purchasing refurbished Pro V1s by the dozen from Wal-Mart (now $25 a dozen or $2.08 a ball). In the early years these balls were all "near mint, 4 stars" but the last couple of dozen were not as good so I thought I'd see what was available on Amazon. Given that new Pro v1s are $50 a dozen ($4.16 a ball) $1.74 for 37 perfectly playable balls and a dozen water balls isn't too bad but I will probably try another vendor next time and see if their quality/price ratio is any better. Now off to the course as these balls aren't gong to lose themselves!

Had 5 balls labeled as practice . At least 60% of the balls were scuffed. Definitely not as advertised and certainly not AAAA qualityWon’t buy again ! There are other suppliers that have much better quality for the same price .

50 slightly used balls for the price of one dozen brand new. About 1/4 of them were scuffed. Scuffed is not near mint. The number of near mint balls was high enough to justify the purchase.

Good balls

These ball were not at all as advertised. Of the 47, not 50, only 25 were decent enough to play. Seven balls were not pro v1 balls. Most were dingy and some labeled “practice.” I would never recommend this company. I returned them.

Like New at 10% of the Cost