Bridgestone Recycled White Golf Balls - Tour Mix 48 with Varying Packaging Options Review

I wish I could take my own advice and read the reviews before buying this set. The price was too good to be true for tourist quality Bridgestone, even if they are older. As mentioned by some other reviews, the balls are dirty, discolored and generally need cleaning before I let them in the bag. Some balls have visible cuts on their casings, and many bounce noticeably hard off the pavement. About half will be sent to training balls and I'll try to save the rest to play/replace obstacles and…

I am very disappointed in the product I received today. I know I was purchasing in relation to recycled golf balls, but this particular set of golf balls was in terrible condition. When I opened the bag I found it was dirty (dried dirt stuck to the ball), it was damaged (the outer coating) the golf ball was peeling off. These golf balls were horribly discolored (half yellow, half white). I have personally fished golf balls out of the lake in front of me and they were in much better condition…

It was a total miss. Passed, unplayable balls and some of them were marked (see picture) to be a joke. contain balls with team or company logos and/or markings in the player's pen. These balls look like a new ball after 3-4 holes. The luster and color of the balls may vary slightly, but the integrity of the flight characteristics is generally not compromised.” You look at the picture and tell me "almost new” lol.

I typically rate used golf balls on the following scale. I have also listed the number of balls eligible for this scale out of the 48 balls I purchased. I don't look at the players' logos or markings on the balls as they do not affect playability. These were mainly Tour B330, Tour B330 RX and Tour B330 RXS balls. There was a Bridgestone E6 in the batch. Excellent - Looks like new out of the box - 0 Very Good - Barely noticeable club marks - 4 Good - Very light marks on the ball, no abrasions…