100 Titleist Pro V1 Lake Balls / Golf Balls - Grade AAA/AA

Delighted and excellent vale

Of the 100 received, None were what I would consider Grade AAA (look like they have done a round or two, no personal markings, very limited scuffing/wear). 47 were were what I would consider Grade AA (some scuffing, may have company logos, look like they have done 4 or 5 rounds, no significant personal markings) the remainder were at best grade B (look like they have done more than 5 rounds, most with personal permanent marker pen, significant wear and x-outs).The Pro V1 logo defines the year they were manufactured, of the balls I received: 11 were of undefined age (markings obliterated), 5 of 1999-2000 model, 6 of 2001-02, 7 of 2003-04, 8 of 2005-06, 6 of 2007-08, 6 of 2007-08, 5 of 2009-10, 10of 2011-12, 19 of 2013-14, 22 of 2015-16 and 1 of 2017-18. Several were so worn that even the Titleist logo was just visible . That's 77% that are at least 15 years old.I feel the seller needs to be a little 'clearer' in the description as to the condition. Needless to say I wont buy from this seller again.

I usually pay about £18-21 for 12 AAA balls and £10-12 for AA. There is a big difference between AAA and AA in terms of quality. These balls were priced at £130 for 100 mixed AAA/AA. I had hoped that the AAA/AA would be about 50/50. In reality 6 balls were practise balls ( i can buy them (practise balls) in the UK for £0.50- £0.75 new) and most of the rest could only be described as AA at best. One even had one with Ryder Cup 2008 on it so is 12 years old! If you are buying these balls you will need to be double sure on the quality definition. I contacted the seller and they basically said it was my fault as i didn't read the product description properly. The cost of return will yours and they are in Germany, so the cost of return is high. I guess you get what you pay for.