The Real Deal

Yes these play like Pro V1's are supposed to play. Great to drive and putt, really stick your irons on the green. I find no difference in playability. But you will have to overlook the tiny reconditioned disclaimer on the ball (really small print and easily forgotten after watching the ball sail away down the fairway). Will buy again.

Option to full price

These balls are good condition, clean, consistent and refinished with a durable finish. All this gives play indistinguishable performance from new Pro V1.

Pay for What You Get

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.

not pleased

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.

Re-Painted non-Titleist golf balls

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....