Second Chance 24 Mixed Coloured Golf Balls

New to gold got these as they are cheap to help me get started.

Second Chance 24 Mixed Coloured Golf Balls - High-Visibility Assortment with Carry Bag, Ideal for Practice & Play, Optic Lake Golf Balls in Yellow, Orange, Black, Pink - Easy to Spot Lake Balls A pack of 24 lake golf balls in a nice drawstring net bag for keeping them in. Quality wise they all seem to be in pretty decent condition and I only noticed the odd very minor scuff or mark, so I would say these on the whole are a B+ grade, some a little better. They are all coloured balls, the majority being yellow with a few pink, black, purple and white mixed in. The majority of these golf balls are from brands I'm unfamiliar with apart from a few Top Flite, Molitor, Noodle as the exception. Some are completely unbranded, so absolutely no idea who has made them! I would say due to the lack of known branded golf balls these do come in on the high side as you're taking a complete gamble on the quality of unknown or unbranded balls, of which make up the majority of these. Similar bundles of Callaway, Srixon, Nike etc can be had for the same or lower price. Still, as Winter approaches and conditions worsen on the golf course, I'll happily use these for teeing off as the bright colours will make them easier to locate if hit wayward and then swap out for my usual ball for the remainder of that hole. If you need reasonably good condition coloured lake balls in a handy net bag and you're ok with some being unbranded then these are definitely worth considering.

Good value and quality

20/24 are basically new. 4 of them should've stayed in the lake I think haha. Still, 20 golf balls for this price is great. Will buy again in the future to keep my backup balls stocked up.

They are great value for money

These coloured assorted golf balls come in a mesh bag with pullcord closer. The bag I received has a good range of colours, primarily yellow but also some oranges, blacks, pinks and even a pearlescent one. The balls have obviously been well cleaned, although there were still some marks and damage on a few of the balls. On the whole though they were in reasonable condition and had no particular odour to them. The main issue I have is that they are all very low quality, cheap brands, or even completely unknown brands. A few I had were tester balls with "your company logo here" type things on them. This means that, for the price, I am not totally sure they are worth it as you can probably buy the same, or equivalent for around the same cost, if not a bit less, but brand new. I appreciate the positive environmental reasons for using these over new balls, however it does feel like they might need to be a bit more competitive with their pricing, or offer higher quality, better branded balls if they want people to seriously use these over new ones. Overall, these are decent balls, maybe best for practicing rather than serious play, but I think they are a bit expensive for what you get.

Good VFM, a nice mix of branded and unbranded, so not just the cheap balls, very clean, most look absolutely perfect

The golf balls were as expected. However in the bag came a ‘winning chip’ with a QR code. This took me to a link which requested my bank details. Clearly a scam