48 Ball Mesh Bag of Reloaded Recycled Golf Balls Review

I usually lose a lot of balls on some fields. I used to buy "recycled" and it was exactly what I expected. Many look very new and some have clearly been used a few times. They are perfect for my game and for the price you can't beat them. Will buy again if needed.

The images on the screen are very wrong. In fact, you get aerobatics and the top. I have a noodle. After contacting the seller it didn't seem to be his fault that the pictures showed Calloway, Nike etc. I received a bag of cheap balls. I spent 37 on these and 51 on Bridgestone. Don't waste money.

Based on the description I thought I was getting a package of sparkling refurbished balls. The video even shows them being repainted to look new with the new logo. I had a bag of old, dirty golf balls. You could probably buy them cheaper from the kid next door who fishes them out of the pond. Also, several balls are marked "Lady". I didn't even know it was a thing. I'll feel less manly if I hit her.

That was about what I expected. Almost all of the KIRKLAND brand with a few others (Vice, Srixon, etc.). Most are in good condition, some show light wear and some yellowing. Everything can be played. None of them are hacked or otherwise thrown away. About half have player markings (lines, initials, etc.). Bought these for my nephew who is just starting out so most of them will be back in the woods or water soon anyway.

Of course, I didn't expect recycled golf balls to be in perfect condition, and I didn't expect to get many (or few) good quality balls. As expected there are a lot of Top Flite, Maxfli and other similar balls which is not bad if they are in good condition. At the same time, almost every ball is clearly worn, and some have deep cuts. I've bought these balls before and that wasn't it then but I think out of 48 balls maybe 5 or 6 could plausibly be called 4A or 5A so I'm a bit disappointed…