🌾 Bridgestone Recycled Golf Balls: Eco-Friendly Mesh Bag with 36 Balls Review

The balls were in bad condition and only about a third of them were used in bad condition. Not recommended as there are others that do it much better. Bad choose.

These balls are in terrible condition. Not very good second balls as they suspected. These are bullets you would find yourself in the gut... And you want to throw it back

Hard to say that 10-12 balls are suitable for a real game of golf. If you're not very good, go for that. Most balls have scuffs, discoloration, and sometimes even holes.

These work well. They weren't as great as I had hoped, but playing mountain courses with narrow fairways like the average golfer, they worked more than enough for my purposes. I would buy them again for the price.

It was a mix of Bridgestone golf balls. About 40 percent were visibly worn or significantly discolored, so I only consider them "water balloons" or burlap balloons. The rest didn't have balls of AAA condition, but they were fine or negligible for use with your regular quad. I will not buy again.

I returned my remanufactured Bridgestone golf balls because they were VERY POOR QUALITY. I've bought other recycled golf balls in the past but they weren't as bad as this one. Some look like they're near a fire or some kind of heat. Others looked like they had been in the water for a while because of the unnatural color. I was just very dissatisfied with them.