Titleist 100-piece Recycled Golf Balls in a Free Bucket

They were a Christmas present to my brother-in-law who golfs everyday. He enjoyed them.

• How accurate was the sizing? Fine
• Please tell us about the quality of the product. Good
• Was the product free of any manufacturer defects? Yes

Although 25-30% of the balls are very discolored, the rest are a good buy when you consider the price of new Titleist's. I would probably buy this item again. Satisfied with my purchase.

• How accurate was the sizing? very.
• Please tell us about the quality of the product. Good.
• Was the product free of any manufacturer defects? Yes.

All of the balls were not Titleist and some of the balls were warped and or chipped pretty badly. Some of the balls seemed as if they had been repainted. Having said all that, getting 100 Titleist balls for $$$ is a great deal!

• How is the quality of the product? Average
• Was the product free of any manufacturer defects? No

I honestly wasn't expecting very good quality at 45 cents per ball, but I was still disappointed when I opened the bucket. 20% black numbers / 80% red, no first quality balls, about 10% near perfect, the majority were third quality with plenty of golfer ball marks. Probably 10% were some really old balls, with ball printing gone or nearly worn clean. Plenty of minor scratching and abrasion damage, nothing very serious, but still present. Five balls or so had severe discoloration, likely from some extended time in the mud or water. Many of the balls had a thin coating of dirt. The balls had been washed, just not very well. For a bucket of shag balls, probably a good value, but if you want balls you can actually play during a round, if your bucket is anything like mine, you'll end up with about 15-20 balls suitable for play.