Customer Reviews

Titleist Pro V1 Mint Refinished Official Golf Balls,12-Pack

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When I received these balls, I noticed that they looks awfully white, and then I noticed that some of the logos were smudged. I teed one up and let it fly. It sounded like hitting a range ball, not the sound of a soft shell ProV1. I get up to the ball, and the paint that was cover the ball had partially peeled off. I started looking at them more closely, and realized that they were all repainted white (which hampers the flight of the ball), and the logos and number has been painted or stamped on them.

I have ordered thousands of dollars of products from Amazon, and this is the first time I have gotten something other than what was advertised. VERY disappointed....

Ugh. You can sure tell these are NOT mint condition. If the sloppy repainting of 'Titleist' reminiscent of a beginning elementary school cursive class doesn't clue you in, a quick inspection of the finish itself will let you see drips and bubbles that are not present in new Pro V1 packs. One ball even had a silver metallic thread dangling from the finish, it was halfway baked into the finish and the rest left hanging out in the breeze. I would not purchase these again, I had more luck with regular reclaimed or recycled Pro V1s that had not been refinished.

The balls play fine but the paint used to refurbish the balls is flat. I would prefer they didn't repaint them.

they do not look like a new ball. they look like some knockoff you might but in Mexico. I will never buy a refinished ball again.

Get the practice pro v1's instead for a little more money. These balls scuff easier and after 2 holes are pretty much bare to the bones as you can see through the paint all around the ball. I doubt golfers will like to play with a yellow/beige bare bone type ball out on the course. Feel of hitting the balls is not so bad...seems a little more firm than the actual (but does not add distance). Great ball for higher handicap golfers willing to sport a better ball.

If you are looking for a good ball at a cheap price, well you can get 1 of the 2. Cheap it is, but good it is not.

I was looking forward to playing this ball for the first time, but can only hit the balls a couple of times before the paint completely wears off.

The items were in great shape. Found the cover of the golf balls to be void of any damage.

These are pretty much what they claim to be: refinished (repainted), used, Pro V1 golf balls. I wouldn't call them "mint", though: they do have small nicks and scrapes in the cover that are visible even with the fresh paint on top.

I'm about a 9 handicap, and don't notice any difference in performance between these and the retail version, though. They feel slightly softer in the hand (probably due to the clear-coat finish), but respond similarly to putts and iron shots.

I was pleasantly surprised when I got my shipment of the 12 pack of Titleist Pro V1 golf balls. They looked like they were brand new and the cost was less than half of what you would pay at the Pro Shop. In fact, some Pro Shops would have cost me more than twice what I paid. The quality was great and shipment was quick. I have found a new source for golf balls.

They were terrible. The look was great if you want to impress your group but the flight and distances were awful. A waste of money.Titleist Pro V1 Mint Refinished Official Golf Balls,12-Pack