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

I was not expecting 48 golf balls in this condition. I play with Bridgestone, and i just got tired of spending lots of cash on brand new balls when im playing in the winter on courses im not familiar with. Lots of E6 balls which are good all around golf balls. There are some tournement grade balls in the set, which i cant wait to use. EXTREMELY fast shipping, great price, will for sure buy more. If your Hesitating on buying this, stop. Scroll up and add it to your cart, and checkout. hopefully your as happy as me.

Update based on second order. As you can see from initial review below, majority of balls received were b330's which was a great deal. Unfortunately, the second order was not even close in terms of value. This order included 29 treosoft, 14 xfixx, and a couple of e 5, 6 and 7's. Majority of the balls were in decent shape (grade B I suppose) but had I known this was the breakdown of balls I would not have ordered.----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Only received 46 balls, not the 48 advertised, but can't complain as 30 were B330's and the remaining 16 were E5's. Considering a dozen new B330's would have cost substantially more than I paid for these, I am very happy with the purchase. As mentioned by others, some of the balls were a bit discolored, but I was not expecting new so not a concern for me.I will definitely be purchasing again.

My dude and son are your average golfers in search of good value, without breaking the bank. This bag came with 48 balls, all but 3 are playable. It had a mix: 2 e5, 18 e6, 1 e6+, 2e7, 6 Treosoft, 1 Lady Precept, 2 xFIx and 16 B330-RX.The B330's are Bridgstone's best, making this a very good value.**** Update 11/16/14 ****He ordered another bag of balls. This one only contained 1 330, which had turned yellow. So he's docking it one more star and will from now on will look for another vendor with higher, more consistent quality.

Calling these B Grade/2nd Quality is slightly optimistic.More then a handful of these balls had some serious cover damage and scuffing. I mean like really beat up. Also many had noticeable discoloration. Do these drawbacks seriously effect playability for the amateur? Probably not, but still I was surprised by how worn most of these balls were.As for the mix, most of the balls were 330-RX with a handful of e5 and e6 thrown into the mix.Now that I know what I'm getting into I would certainly purchase again due to the good price.Two Year update: I finally lost all 48 balls so it was time to reorder. The mix of balls this time was slightly different, as there was no 330-RXs at all. They did not come in the mesh bag as pictured but instead in an oyster bag. The balls were undoubtedly of a higher quality this time, with almost no cover scuffing and only a few logo balls. As for the breakdown this time:2 - Fix4 - e75 - Lady Precept6 - Treo Soft9 - e522 - e6

Horrible... Very disappointed. 50% of the balls are discolored and scuffed. Another 25% are just scuffed. 2 balls are lady's balls. A dozen e5, 17 e6, 5 e5, 3 e6+, 5 Fix (which I've never heard of), and 4 treosoft. There was literally dirty on most of the balls. They were not cleaned up AT ALL! There were no RX or RXSs. I guess some people reviewing here got very lucky. I was hopeful to get some RXs based on others reviews and give my father the e series balls. Guess he can just have this whole bag. Very disappointed!

Every one of the balls in the bag looked like they were in great shape. A few of them were very slightly yellowed, but the only way you could tell was when they were in the bag next to the bright white ones. There were no cuts or scrapes in any of the covers. Some of them did have ID marks from other golfers on them, but that didn't affect anything. I only use these for practice in the backyard, but I would not have any hesitation bringing them to the course.

All the balls I got were either 330-RX or RXS (a few more RXS than RX), which are both tour-quality balls. The RXS has a tad more spin, where i believe the RX is a bit better for distance. Both balls are ideal for players with an average velocity swing. There were some markings and company logos on the balls, but no marks/dinks that would alter the play quality of the ball. 4 dozen of these balls brand new would cost you over $100. I'm a beginner player, and these suit me greatDon't think, just buy... you won't regret it

The reason I bought these was to save some money in some great golf balls so I took a chance on these. Almost all of the balls we e series. Mostly e6 with some e7 and some e5. There were also a couple <xFIXx> Marked balls. A few were Taylor made.I play b-330 and I was disappointed that there were none. Based in other reviews the product is inconsistent.I would say at best half are "b" and half are "c" grade quality. Actually there were a few that were yellow, hard, and nicked so bad I'm sure whey won't fly right. But then again maybe it will fix my "power fade". Ok, it's a pretty awesome slice but my iron game is solid.Anyway, if I wanted e series that have been abused I would be better off buying good cheap balls. There are better deals out there.