Titleist Golf- 2007 Pro V1x Mint Used/Refinished Golf Balls *3-Dozen*

Having done a side by side comparison of brand new (2009) ProV1x\'s versus the Links Choice refinished (2007) V1x\'s, you can definitely see flaws on close inspection. That said, these are far better than any other used ball I have ever seen and, frankly, these used and refinished V1x\'s have proven better for me than brand-new mid-range (25-30 dollar) balls like the excellent Callaway HX Hot Plus.

The ProV1x itself is simply the best ball you can buy (in my opinion) and I find it more compatible with my swing than the standard V1. Even used, they fly straight and long off a driver, work well off wedges and are a joy on the greens. For a ball marketed towards aspiring pro\'s, this is a remarkably forgiving ball for all levels. Did I mention that it goes really, really far if you have a pretty fast swing?

Unfortunately, at roughly $3.80 per new ball, the V1x is simply too expensive for all but the most special outings. Thanks to Links Choice refinished balls, I can actually use them more often and without wanting to cry when I hit one into the woods. In short, these refinished balls grant mere mortals reasonably priced access to a genuinely performance enhancing piece of golf equipment.

This will be my second order for these. I have played most of the first order but still have a few left. I likel these are better than any other new ball I have tried, Taylormade, B330, HX Tour, Nike 1. But I will say that the new balls are a bit better to me. Still, these do what I want them to do at the cost of much cheaper balls and still out perform most of the premium balls. Hey, if they sucked, I would not be back.

Will your buddies notice them? Yes, they are distinctly marked, but they will not notice any lack of ability on the ball\'s part. I can make double bogey or eagle just as easily with these. One thing I know, they hold the green very well and inspire condidence in my approach swings. Just wished I could manage to play one ball the entire round - but that aint the ball\'s fault.

These balls aren\'t bad. They don\'t feel quite as soft as new balls and you can see one tiny chip where the refinish isn\'t perfect. But overall they are a good buy for prov1\'s. I think they are worth it.