100 Ball Mesh Bag Hit Away Practice Used Golf Balls

Can’t say enough, the package was “delivered” and couldn’t be found and they drove all the way to my house to deliver me a replacement. Ended up getting the original shipment just today due to a neighbor taking it on accident we think, anyhow, great people, great service. Come here for your golf balls!

Value for money:Many of these are perfectly gameable balls. Only a few are true “hit aways” most of these are better than the ones I play from the woods.

I purchased these balls to supplement the balls we currently have at our cow pasture driving rang, not the golf course. The ball count is good, but I received 8 old practice balls that are stained and dirty and will be tossed, plus 1 severely cut ball that I will tossed. Also, I received 6 old balls where partially or not at all washed, but can be used. Overall, not too bad, but there are 15 balls that are really unusable, which raises the cost per ball significantly. I would be hard pressed to purchase the balls again.

I received the balls as described. 100 recycled balls in a black mesh bag. Definitely not to be used for competition golfing - these are throwaway balls. My sack had none with cracks or major scuffs, but a lot of them were obviously older or had been sitting in water for a while. Several seemed to be peeling as well, which I though was weird. But, for about .25c per ball, the price is right as where I'll be hitting these they will be a one time use anyways.

**Update** I recently purchased recycled noodle golf balls @ $20 for 36, and I'd have to say I'm very impressed with the quality they are good as new. As someone who paid 40 for 100 really bad quality balls, and 20 for 36 amazing quality balls, I would absolutely recommend not buying these and going with the noodles. Here is the link:https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07K3C12HR/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o04_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1I was conned into buying these because I fell for the product image showing not a single range ball, along with some photos in the comments showing decent balls they received. Let me tell you my experience. They were probably 90% range balls. There were maybe 7 recycled decent balls. All for $40 bucks? Are you serious?That isn't even the end of it. I didn't receive 100 balls. I would maybe allow this to pass if I received 100 crappy balls in the mail, because I shouldn't expect anything higher quality. But it wasn't even 100. Also, I never received a mesh bag.I feel like this is borderline false advertisement to be honest.If you are evaluating this purchase due to quantity/price, the lack of quality makes it not worth while.

Most of the 100 balls I received were range balls - about 65 - different brands and colors; 10 were absolutely filthy and looked like they were at the bottom of a septic ditch for years. Some were faded and you could tell they too were a couple of years old.. Mixed colors mostly white and yellow with a couple pink. It did come with the bag and the price was good. I went for the .42 a ball vs the higher quality one's. I guess you get what you pay for.

Bought with the intent of using as hit away balls for practice. But in my batch I received over a dozen Pro V1 balls and the rest were Taylor Made, Bridgestone and other high end brands. I am a budget golfer and typically play with the cheapest new balls available so this put me in an unexpected situation. I could only bring myself to select about 30 for practice and the rest are going in the bag to play with. I’m sure every batch is different but for practice balls these exceeded my expectations. I may stop buying cheap new balls all together and take my chances buying here, separating the best to play with and practicing with what’s leftover.

Just 100 used golf ball no attention paid to brand or age. All golf balls were clean and useable. Perfect if you aren’t good enough to play without losing a bunch of balls. Only thing is it didn’t come in a mesh bag but that’s nbd to me.