I play golf just about every day, weather permitting, and in my wanderings, find a lot of balls that other players have been playing, but have lost along their way.  Our club has a lot of outings, and our courses are notorious for nabbing stray balls.  So, as a hobby, I have taken to selling balls I have found.  It’s relaxing for me; I have fun finding, cleaning, sorting, saving, and selling these found balls.  I try to accurately describe the balls I sell, and while this can be a subjective thing, my objective is to paint the most honest and realistic picture I can.  If I miss something, please let me know and I’ll do my best to make things right.

Golf ball damage evaluation (from a Titleist representative): “Our normal rule of thumb for regular golfers is as long as paint loss, a scuff or defacement of the golf ball is less than the size of a dime, it should be good to go,” the representative said.

This box contains 5 dozen used Bridgestone TOUR BRx/Tour B330Rx golf balls; many in like-new to above average condition.  Some of these balls may have player marks and/or logos; may have minor discoloration or minor 'dings' (no major blemishes).  These are all balls I would play (I play more than 200 rounds a year, and have a 13 handicap...shot a 72 a while back with a ball that doesn't meet the standards of what I'm selling here).   Pictures show the actual balls you will receive. 

Bridgestone Tour B330 series balls; these have been for several years...and continue to be... Bridgestone's premium tour balls (retail new for about $45-$50 a dozen); the B330 series, in the past couple of years, has been replaced by the B series, so newer models will say Tour B followed by the model name instead of Tour B330 followed by the model name.

 ...Tour B330 and B330s balls  (as are the newer BX and BXS models) are intended for players with higher swing speeds (105mph+)

 ...Tour B330RX and B330 RXS  (as are the newer BRX and BRXS models) are better suited for players with slower swing speeds; the S model in both cases is softer

THE BALLS BEING SOLD HERE ARE ALL the RX model.

The Bridgestone Tour B RX has a compression rating of 66 making it ideal for players with lower swing speeds. The core's ability to decrease in side-spin combined with its low compression make it great for both distance and accuracy.  The Tour B RX is made for golfers looking to improve their distance and accuracy, and who regard the Tour B X to be too firm for their liking. The Bridgestone Tour B RX Golf Ball was engineered for slower clubhead speeds, i.e. it gives you more performance due to its softer urethane covers (compared to the X ball).

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A subjective evaluation...I'd call probably 8 of these 60 balls 3A condition, and the rest 4A or 5A balls. 

2 of the balls have been professionally refinished/refurbished

5A  Excellent Condition — The look & feel of this ball is similar to a new golf ball. Balls will have few or no physical imperfections and will look & feel a ball that has been hit just a few times. No scuffs or club marks. May contain team or corporate logos and/or player pen markings.

4A  Very Good Condition — Will look like a ball that has been played 9-18 holes.  May have slight discoloration and imperfections in some of the dimples. Overall good condition, may have very minor abrasions, discoloration, blemishes, larger player pen markings, team or corporate logos or a cosmetic imperfection that will not affect flight path, distance, or trajectory of the ball.  Some of these balls have been professionally refurbished.

3A  Good Condition — may have slight imperfections and scuff markings. The look & feel may appear to have minor discoloration and some printed balls may contain blemishes. Balls may have slightly more abrasions & larger scuff marks, varied discoloration/tint, contain team or corporate logos/ larger player pen markings, imprints of X-Outs or practice on them. Balls should all be playable with no performance degradation.

Note:  balls are shipped bulk; boxes in pictures are for display only...not included.