Titleist Pro V1 X AAA Recycled Golf Balls (36 Pack)

I just opened my order & to be honest I was a bit nervous. Fortunately I was wonderfully pleased with what I found. First of all, all of the balls are ProV1xs, so if that matters to you, order something else. Of the 36 balls, 12 had some blemishes. 6 had previous owners' markings, but no real scuffs. 6 had small scuffs, but for an amature like me, they are very playable. I will lose most of them before I do more damage to them than any of them came with. The remaining 24 appear to be "new" balls - mostly logo overruns. I will buy these again, especially given I got nearly $150 worth of golf balls for less than $50. Happy golfing to you all.

I have purchased "recycled" balls before. The AAA title does not match the actual product. These balls are scuffed, dirty and discolored. These balls are only good for hitting over water hazards; If you play, you'll know why. Try another seller.

OK. They are used Titleist Pro VIx balls. Many of them are in pristine condition. One ball was marker PRACTICE (range ball) and two of the group were WELL USED. I found no evidence of any WATER BALLS in my collection. This is still a GREAT BUY. Three dozen new balls would have been close to $150. The nominal price of $65 (including shipping) means that I can hit these balls into the woods and not feel like I have just lost a son.

Nice balls but included practice balls. AAA balls must include these. Otherwise a good buy.

Apparently, three A's doesn't mean excellent; or even good. The deceptive and conflicting descriptions of this product in the titles and fine print (which does not appear until you search for it) may fulfill the vendor's legal requirement for truth in advertising, but the intent of using 'AAA' and 'recycled to the highest standards possible', to describe these scuffed, marked and dented balls is to convince the unwary shopper (me, in this case) to buy something of poor quality.

7 that look brand new (only 2 with no markings or logos) 3 cut and scuffed bad enough that they will be driving range fodder 8 that are scuffed pretty good and will only be used by my second golfer for "watch this shots" 16 that have obviously been put in play but are in good shape (only hit a few times) 1 brand new practice ball (according to titleist this means only minor visual imperfections but physically perfect ) all for a total of 35 golf balls. $48 for 24 balls that i will tee up. Could be better, but if i can't find a better deal i will buy again. Also worth noting that there are several different model years of the v1x included but I believe the only noticeable difference will be durability (newer models show less wear)

~) Hubby is happy and I am happy. Recycled, reclaimed, whatever, no cuts or nicks in the surface & they looked great, not brand new, but if I wanted brand new I would spend the bundle for brand new balls. I like my inexpensive used balls. I really can't help but giggle...

I expected them to be used but it was ad ertised as recycled AAA quality golf balls. This is not what was sent. Balls had scuff marks or cuts. Most Balls were marked. This is not AAA quality recycled balls. Especially for the price. I might as well just walk off the cart path amd look for balls in the rough. I woild get better quality than what i payed for. Disappointing.

Good condition for 2nd hand

Least I would expect in recycled balls is crack. I found many balls have cracks. Not worth better to source from local market

Balls condition not as per advertisement as AAAA grade. Some 30% of the 2 packs are lousy ball!

this was not a good buy. Balls were heavily marked

9 of the balls could be easily thrown away (cut and scratched). Of the 3 dozen, only 9 could be taken to course. Not recyclized just used old balls, most of them cuts and abrasion