Titleist Recycled Golf Balls: Cleaned B/C Grade Assorted Models - 72 Balls in Onion Mesh Bag Review

Figure 1. General view - Class B although Class B and C have been said. 2. The best option is class A. I have two of them. Photo 3. Worst - looks D. I only have 1. Fig. 4 Yellowest compared to the best. I like it. I will buy them again when I've used them all.

For the price, this is one of the best deals. If you want to play with a decent ball but are not too picky then this is for you. Most of them were older generation NXT. A few dents and scratches on some but I'd play with 65+ of these but I'm not very picky. I'm happy with what I got.

First order in November was great. The second order in the last month was trash balls. Many of these marbles are clearly old water balloons. Some balls are so bad I can barely read the Titleist name. If you want to be the laughing stock of your quad, order these balls. How could the quality go down so quickly?

Received 73 balls instead of 72, 7 of which were practice balls. I gave this review 4 stars overall as some of the balls are marked with markers (not such a big deal). After checking them all I didn't get a single prov or prov1x ball but what's the difference than finding them on the field. I am happy with what I received and will likely order again when the time comes.

Definitely NO B-balls. My "B" grade I bought from Target looks a lot better than this one. I don't usually check every ball I buy, but this time the first ball I took out of my pocket got badly scratched by Callaway?!? So I wasted time checking the rest. Big surprise. GIGANTIC. Half of the bullets in the bag were badly scratched and discolored. ALL balls with logos and most with lots of felt pen painting. 4 balls were Callaway. I would not qualify these balls for C class. But I will definitely…

I was curious as to the condition of these balls so I bought the complete Titleist set from a top used seller at my local big sporting goods store and compared them when these arrived . Here's what I found: These balls are in the same condition as a major reseller. The only difference I found was that most of these balls had clearly been underwater for some time. The vast majority of these were NXT variants, followed by Speed, with some old-school models. The Zero VX series, so considering…