Customer Reviews

Titleist NXT Tour Mint Refinished Official Golf Balls,12-Pack

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1 star:		(3)

 

 

For the price I cannot complain. These balls are marked with the titleist logo, the colors are off from authentic NXT tour balls (number is maroon on real, these are red) and the <NXT Tour> logo on the ball isn't correct either. I bought two dozen and slowly using them. The feel is a bit hard and some have dings through the white paint job, but overall they are ok...or exactly what you pay for. Are they real NXT's? I look at it like this; if you are buying refurbished golf balls, chances are you arent good enough to know the difference.

18 Handicap from NY

I ordered these once and they all looked good. So I reordered more and about 30% of them looked like they were refinished by school kids with a bottle of White Out. These are really not mint condition golf balls.

These balls at first glance look good, and I purchased them to get above the super saver shipping minimum. But as soon as you hit them you notice a difference. They don't quite feel right, in fact they feel like your hitting a jagged rock. The "refinished" paint crumbles off when hitting any shot with spin. When you really take a close look at the balls you can really see the horrible paint job, they paint isn't smooth. I would say if your a beginner or are very cheap these balls will serve you just fine. Otherwise stay away from them. The only reason I give them 2 stars is b/c it is a golf ball and it basically serves its function.

The golf balls came fast. They look great. They look just like the picture,brand new. I can't wait till spring to hit them. Thanks.

The finish on the these refurbished golf balls isn't worth the price of $1.00 each; they would barely rate as a decent range ball. One strike with a club and the balls were just about useless. I thought I would try them to save some money at the end of the season but they are useless.

Well let's just say these are not what i expected. I thought they would be found balls out of the woods or water, with slight imperfections, cleaned and packaged back up. These balls are nice to look at from about 3 feet and that's as good as it gets. Poor paint job, you could never tell they were at one time a good ball. They do not play like an NXT ball. They are hard and unresponsive around the green. I have put these into my junk balls that i use around the house to practice chipping.

Got these as a gift. Wife didn't know - not her fault. But these aren't even distributed by Titleist - they're distributed by some hokey golf site. Who wants to be hitting a golf ball that was 'refinished', which is another way of saying 'used'? Yeah, great idea. Hitting a golf ball without knowing if it's been sitting on the bottom of a lake for 2 months, but then been painted over so it looks good cosmetically. I'd rather hit a range ball - at least then I'd know what to expect.

My normal Amazon supplier of refurbished NXT Tour balls was apparently out of stock when I started running low so I gave these a shot. I think the other reviewers were being very kind and accepting of the whole "you get what you pay for" philosophy. I'm not going to bash this product but I will invite anyone to compare a true NXT Tour ball to these balls and compare for yourself. I did and it's not even close! As someone who usually shoots somewhere in the 80's, I can tell the difference even at my skill level. The Titleist NXT Tour is a great ball and this is not a good representation of it.