Recycled ProV1's

beaverpro, I think, dropped some knowledge about how the water fricks them up.

I don't know for sure, but remember if you aren't very good you shouldn't even be using ProV1's they will make your slice even worse.

I'd choose used over recycled/refurbished/resurfaced


I don't notice that much difference between new and used but I'm not a scratch golfer either

I understand the tour spin argument, however my slice is for the most part gone. I played with a couple pro v1s I was giving and with my wedge shots I was able to hit down on the ball and get it to either stop or spin back a little on the greens. It's nice to know how the ball will react. I was wondering if I could get basically the same result with the recycled balls.

Thanks guys

I understand what you are saying.

There are other balls out there that spin comparable to the Pro V1's. I would rather a box of new balls instead of used Pro V's but that is just me.


Try out some other balls, bridgestone the Nike Vapors etc and see if you can get that same feel. If not then buy them used.

I like the bridgestone balls but for the money they cost ( the same) im playing the ProV1x's

okay i just didnt read it properly. i wasnt calling you out just more agreeing with you.


I personally think they are worth it especially if you are a player who is good but hits wild shots here and there. they get the quality balls cheap since they probably wont be holding on to them for that long

like for me I have played the same ProV1x ball for the last 27 holes so it doesnt bother me to pay that for a dozen balls ( even though i get them for free now)

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like for me I have played the same ProV1x ball for the last 27 holes so it doesnt bother me to pay that for a dozen balls ( even though i get them for free now)

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My goals are always play the same ball the whole round, no doubles and no three putts.

Guess how many times that actually happens haha.

I have been playing absurdly hard courses recently so it has been a bit hard on my game.

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Did you do a day trip to Grand Bear or were you already out there?

And yea dude I am a lucky mothefricker, my dad is just obsessed with golf. He played college and just has always had a passion for it, more than I will probably ever have.

His friends and him are literally teaming up and becoming members at the nicest clubs so they can just jet around and plan golf trips to Burning Tree, Honors course and such. They won't admit it, but my mom and I know what he is doing.

I reap the benefits occasionally.

He actually just got back from Bandon Dunes which is public and LOVED it. He would not stop talking about it. I have to try and get up there one day, Oregon is just so fricking far.