🎾 Premium Performance: Titleist Pro V1 X AAA Recycled Golf Balls - 36 Pack Review

Ordered 36 AAA Titleist golf balls. Most of the golf balls were in good condition but there were 8-10 balls in very poor condition that looked like they had been dug out of the lake or the bottom of a sand trap for 3 months. There were also couples who were hacked.

OK. These are used Titleist Pro VIx balls. Many of them are in their original form. One ball was a PRACTICE marker and two from the group were WELL USED. I have found no evidence of the existence of WATER BALLOONS in my collection. It's still a GREAT PURCHASE. Three dozen new balls would cost about $150. The $65 face value (including shipping) means I can send these balls off into the woods and not feel like I just lost my son.

I don't know what some customers are complaining about. These golf balls are rated AAA recyclable and that's exactly what they are. For $1 a ball, there's nothing to complain about. They had permanent markings and logos on some balls but that doesn't affect the flight of the ball last time I checked. One ball had a slight scuff but other than that they were great as advertised - a brand new $4 ball was sold to me for $1 - I won't complain about that.

I was expecting some bad balls out of the 36 balls I bought but when I opened the box I saw that more than 50% of the balls weren't the ones , which have been on the market since the beginning of 2019. Of that 50%, at least 6 were immediately kicked out and another 6 were AA at best. Of the current model balls, about 10 were in excellent condition and the remaining 8 were in the most common condition. So I gave about 24 newbies to play with and I have 12 left, which is more expensive than…

I received my box of golf balls and they are in near mint condition - no significant signs of wear but many balls have logos or markings from previous players which didn't bother me. All the balls I got were ProV1x, not ProV1, but it's still a damn solid golf ball and they're not Tiger Woods so I wouldn't worry about the difference. although as said in another post. the seller should clarify that. for all misguided golfers who really think it matters :) Also the positive experience for me and…

7 looks like new (only 2 with no markings and logos) 3 severely cut and worn enough to be used as a driving range liner 8 the pretty worn out and will only be used by my second golfer for "Look at those shots" 16 which have obviously been played but are in good shape (only a few shots are perfect) 35 golf balls in total. $48 for 24 balls I lift. It could be better but if I can't find a better deal I'll buy again. It's also worth noting that there are a few different years of the v1x model, but…

I first bought them about 8 months ago. I looked at the past reviews and figured I wouldn't buy it again. Well I'm glad I did. There isn't one ball out of 36 that doesn't fit in my golf bag. Yes some have logos, markings and some have minor scuffs. The half-dozen worst balls are simply saved for the one hole where the probability of losing ball is high. Unless they got a ton of slackers I can't understand the terrible reviews. I mean you get 3 dozen high quality balls for a little over 1/3 the…