titleist prov1

had a question though, does soaking balls with a cover like the prov1's ruin them or cause them to play different?

not really, unless you leave them in it for weeks.

Didn't really know which thread to use, so this one will do.

My normal ball monger is nowhere to be found***, and I am running out of Pro-V1/x balls. I've been using used ones anyway, and am saving all the brand new ones for special occasions.

What do you think of these balls:

http://www.golfsmith.com/product/30050482/professional-golf-recycled-titleist-pro-v-balls-50-pack

Thinking of purchasing one tonight. . .

*** I have not found many on the course lately, and found out that many of the other golfers are already foraging for lost balls.

I've seen those buckets in stores and, as far as I could tell through the milky plastic, the balls looked to be in fairly good condition. Some more marked up than others but otherwise they'd represent the best of what I'd find on the course. I don't buy balls like this, so I can't tell if the price is competitive, but it seems like a fair product if you already play used ones.

Yeah, that's kind of what I think, thanks.

I'm running out because my son is playing unfamiliar courses for competitions. He shot a 41/49, 5 birdies and lots of laterals from bad course management. I'm giving him LSW as a required learning. . .

One of these days I'll post a picture of my stash of golf balls. I got into a habit of collecting as many as I could and then cleaning and sorting them back when I was terrible and lost a dozen balls a round. Now I'm still terrible but can go through a round with the same ball sometimes, yet I still have the same habits and pace of play around here is glacial with a ton of waiting, so I think I'm up to about... 80 pounds of golf balls? I have enough for a number of lifetimes, haha. I'm considering getting worse at golf so I can use them up, haha. Highest Score Wins?