Taylormade Noodle Recycled Golf Balls Mix

It was $59.00 for 100 balls. Haven’t counted them, but doesn’t seem to be 100… however, all the balls are Wilson and Pinnacle. I like both of those brands, especially Pinnacle golf balls.

After searching the lot for a solid bunch of used balls, we decided on this 100 ball set. Most reviews were disappointed they didn’t receive the onion sack packaging, but I’m happy say the sack is back. 🧅The balls are perfect for losing a ball every few holes. Sifting through the first 20 balls they are 99% TaylorMade balls. Every 5 or so you get a logo ball, which is fire. Only 1 ball out of the first 20 or so had an “unplayable scratch”. With the handful that aren’t ideal, just Happy Gilmore those puppies to increase your stoke level, plenty of peachy rocks in this onion sacks for the season. The balls don’t appear “repainted” like the video, which is fine cause it keeps the logos and I don’t mind a ball that’s used to being in the water.These balls are perfect for the shooter whose gunna crack buds with buds on the back 9. I’m stoked. These balls won’t fix or worsen your hook, so these will do perfect.The sack is back. 🧅

I'm a novice golfer just getting back into the game and so I'd rather lose used balls than new balls. As a result, after watching the video showing the reclamation process, I thought this would be perfect. The fact that they were going to be delivered in an onion bag made it even better (a friend who was considering the same purchase also loved the onion bag thing).Well, unfortunately, it wasn't delivered in an onion bag but instead it was delivered in this container. That alone wouldn't be the end of the world (just a tiny hit to my level of joy) and ultimately, this is a much better storage system anyway.However, clearly the balls (at least not all of them) have not gone through the process shown on the video. I'm not looking for perfect balls - they are advertised as having some wear and tear and as such, it would be reasonable for imperfections to exist and for at least some of the balls to have been untouched because they were "nearly new."However, some of the balls arrived with some dirt on them. Other balls still had the markings (or remnants thereof) of where the previous owner had marked their balls with permanent marker. Clearly those balls weren't repainted as shown. At least one ball had an avulsion on it, making it unplayable. A handful have the finish peeling on them. And those are just the ones I've pulled out and looked at.If you are simply going to give the balls a quick wash and send them back out to the market, that's fine. However, don't present the balls as being repainted and refinished because it creates an expectation as to the aesthetics of the product.As for the balls themselves, my slices of them into the woods and water hazards appear identical to when I do the same with brand new balls so to that end, they seem to play perfectly fine.

Not all the golf balls were of the quality I would expect. But for the price, it’s a good buy.

Bought these for my beginner game balls. Ordered two 100 count sets. Should have been 200, got 195 balls. Not too bad and very assorted. About 15 of them have heavy markings that I will not be using and just one that was cracked. Another 30 with light markings still usable.Again if you don’t care much it’s ok... if you’re more serious about your game:Go to Walmart and buy a recycled pack for $16 get 25/pack.. you’re better off with that than risking what you’ll get on this.*yes they sold me a ball full of pen!s markings*You get what you pay for

Came in an onion bag, which I didnt know would be the case, but I don't care. I got 97 balls, not the 100 advertised. Little miffed by that but not the end of the world. One ball the finish is clearly peeling off, won't be using that. Another ball has some flight altering slices in it, won't be using that. I'd say 20ish of them have distinguishable marks/staining from time spent in mud or water. Only 1 with any sharpie on it. Had 14 balls with course or event markings on them. Zero range balls.Brands received:Dunlop (2)Noodle (2)Intech (2)Polara (2)Nitro (3)Strata (3)Maxfli (3)Slazenger (4)Random brands I've never heard of (6)Wilson (10)Precept (16)Pinnacle (20)Top Flite (24)If I was a good golfer I might have stronger feelings about this purchase, but I'm not... so I would probably buy again. Probably.

After reading some of the reviews I thought I would speak of my experience with these balls. They are absolutely as described. Three or four out of 100 we're just slightly discolored no cuts on any of them. I honestly didn't see any abrasions on any of the balls either. I haven't played with him yet but if they play as good as they look it's a win-win.

I wanted some golf balls to hit around in my backyard in order to practice my drive. I looked at several options and came across this set of used balls. After reading the story behind the golf balls, like how they were retrieved and cleaned, I could not pass up on this offer. I purchased the balls and upon arrival, they looked brand new. I could not be any more thrilled with the purchase. Luckily for me, I have gotten some good use out of these balls, but several have since been lost due to my improved driving ability, so at least now I know where I will continue to purchase my balls from. Practice your swing while also helping a good cause, as you cannot go wrong with this purchase.