Reload Recycled Golf Balls 50 Ball Bucket, White, One Size

Balls were in good shape and look game worthy. Can't wait for spring!

These do just fine. I usually order once per year for my practice rounds and they last the whole season. I’ll hit 3-4 extra shots on the course if I’m practicing certain situations and don’t mind leaving a few of them behind. Brands are mostly like Noodle, Precept, MaxiFly, Slazenger, Top Flite. They ain’t always gonna be perfect but I don’t care if a ball has a little smudge on it when it’s likely ending up at the bottom of a pond or in the woods anyway.

Our grandson loved his gift! He loves playing golf!

Don't be deceived by the picture. No bucket for the balls, just the cardboard shipping box full of balls.Didn't buy them for quality balls, just some junk balls the grand-kids could knock around and if they get lost, no big deal. But it would have been nice to have a cheap plastic bucket, like it shows in the description, to store and take out to the yard with.

Disappointed that the balls didn’t come with the clear bucket. Just loose in a bag.

I purchased this specific product because it was supposed to be in a convenient bucket. What I received was a busted box and the balls in a plastic bag.

Im 65. Been playing since I as 8. Lost many a ball along the way. Long ago I bought balls like these to keep in my bag for tough shots over water or, espcially, when playing links. Got a tough one that might cost a ball? Unless youre just a snob, use one of these. Damn. Dirt cheap, bunch of em and people whine. So sorry you didnt get a bag of ProVs or something.

After reading all these reviews I was skeptical however, I am happy with this purchase. My balls came in a bucket as advertised, and out of 50 balls I would say two were garbage that I just threw away. So if you are an experienced golfer and a golf ball makes a difference in your game don’t buy this. For a golfer that golfs 1-2 times per week and has fun this is a perfect purchase.