Assorted Callaway B Grade Recycled Golf Balls (Value Pack of 48)

After loosing every single ball I had at one course (most difficult 18 holes I'd played before...or I was just having an extremely bad day) I was desperate to get some more balls...quickly...and not too expensive. I knew they, too, would soon become donations to some golf course/waterway/forest trappings at some point or another. So, these seem to fit the bill quite well. Yes, there are some balls that had small/slight scuffs, but nothing I couldn't deal with. It's like buying a car... A new car/ball is nice and shiny and scuff and dirt free, but once you drive it off the lot/tee, no longer new... I'm sure these will all end up as donations somewhere at some point anyway. It's my contribution to that course and to more recylced balls - I'm giving back...

I was looking for used golf balls and found this identical item, in "Grade C", at Target for $20. I then went on Amazon and found these balls for about $5 more, in "Grade B". I ordered and received the balls and was surprised to see that what I received also said "Grade C." The "Grade C" had been redacted with a black marker, it was still see through, however. There was nothing to indicate I actually received "Grade B" balls, as advertised.The balls are decent enough, for what its worth. I don't have the expertise to be able to judge whether they are actually Grade B or C (that is why I rely on product descriptions).

Obviously I knew that these wouldn't be pearls right out of the box quality but when you can't see ANY writing on the golf ball I would not call them "B" grade. Outside of some of the balls that had all of the logos stripped off half of the balls had a lot of paint built up in the dimples that can't be removed. Iin the box of 48 I would say 10 are playable by a "serious" golfer. My wife is just starting up and I think that she will be able to use them without much of a problem. While I am not the best golfer I would like to think that when we are up on the green I wouldnt have to say yes I am playing the ball with no logo covered in white out chunks.

25% of the balls appear to be brand new out of the box. 50% appear to have been played a round of 18. The other 20% are good for shag balls or the have in your bag when a buddy says, "Hey anyone got a junk ball?" For a crazy or very difficult shot. The remaining 5% or 2-3 balls weren't really worth much. When I have a chance I'll knock them in a pond somewhere. I just purchased another bag and I will update once they arrive tomorrow. Very happy customer here! I was told Wal-mart sells a similar product for less, but they are not Callaway brand and they are not in as good as condition.

I decided to roll the dice and ignore the reviews saying that these were actually sharpied out class C balls hoping that i'd get a good set but that wasnt the case. I'd say about 10 of the balls have chucks missing and nearly all of the balls are in bad shape (scuffed through the white shell exposing the yellow underneith).Now, i realize I bought 48 balls for 20 and change so I'm not mad, but I just want everyone to know that these are nothing special and I'd avoid this seller on Amazon in the future

I received these promptly but noticed the condition was not as listed. Moreover, it clearly lists on the package that these are grade C. The grade had been blatantly and lazily covered with a single stroke of a permanent marker over the plastic that was covering the label (removing the tag from its plastic container revealed a C). I can't give these any other rating than a single star because of the advertising fraud, and the audacity to cover it up - implying acknowledgement of doing so. The balls themselves reflect their grade; I can't find one ball that isn't littered with scratches or that doesn't look heavily used.

I only got 43 balls in my order! Rip off!Update: within an hour of emailing them, they replied with an apology and had already issued my card a refund for the difference. So it's okay.Balls are in pretty decent shape for the most part.

I bought these balls bc I average between 110-120 per round...lets just say i loose a few and didnt wanna spend a fortune on decent golf balls. Id say about 60-70 percent were shinny and the others somewhat faded but still usable. Overall im very happy with my purchase...