LostGolfBalls.comReviews of lostgolfballs.com

Ordered the 48ct bucket of 5A Pro V1 and got them today. Only 2 day shipping. 100% satisfied, only maybe 3 balls had and scratches etc. Will surely order again when needed!

Purchased 96 Callaway Chrome Chrome Soft X balls, mint condition. Took 2 weeks to receive, but happy with quality. Cost less than $2 per ball.

Advertised as Mint , and pictures of ProV1 did not show any flaws on covers Purchased 50 that show cuts , cracking , garbage product. Now the company is passing the blame on Amazon.com for selling them. We sent pics, order # to Lostballs.com and after exchanging email they transfer the claim to Amazon! At 30% of balls possibly 50% of 50 balls are garbage.The damage on the balls is mailing on the cover itself .Question if these were a different brand then painted and printed

I’ve been at golf a long time, so I know the golf balls conditions. I was curious to see what, if any, difference between Pristine vs Mint (5A) would be. Zero. Save your $2

My order ended up taking nearly 2 week to ship. They said they were affected by a storm in their area which I can understand. But then even after that they emailed me and said 2 of the types of balls I ordered were out of stock even though the website said they were so they offered substitutions. I probably won't order here again.

PRISTINE BALLS ARE NOT CLEAN OR CONSISTENT A recent verified purchase of 96 Titleist Velocity balls paid for and marketed as "PRISITNE" had ~ 10% marked, scarred and discolored balls. Attempts to refund or replace have been difficult and ineffective.

Purchased “Pristine” golf balls (2024 AVX). Received balls which are obviously refinished; yes, it is obvious when they are refinished. In this case, one of the balls was printed “Titleist” and “1” on one side of the ball, and did not have the matching “Titleist” and “1” on the other side. And the alignment image with “AVX” was missing as well. So, the balls are refinished, and DID NOT contain the legally required “refinished” marking on the ball. Oh, and by the way, if you take the time to look at their rating scale for the golf balls they sell, there is no “Pristine” rating.

Bait and switch. Get ready for it.