Recycled golf balls are given letter ratings to let you know what kind of shape they are in. On the list below, they are each rated AAA (good) to AAAA (best quality). Sure, you are probably going to find some scuff marks or discoloration, but those should not affect the trajectory or flight path of your ball.

Titleist is a household name and their golf balls regularly rank as some of the best by the pros. In this pack, you will 50 AAAA (near mint) quality used golf balls. These are great For golfers of all skill levels for on-course play or practice. Price: From $31.99.

If you’ve been a fan of Nike Golf equipment, especially balls, you might want to jump on these as Nike is no longer is in the equipment production business. They shifted their focus to clothing and shoes, but you can still get your hands on these AAAA quality set of 50 golf balls. The bulk count will include, but isn’t limited to, the following models: mojo, juice, karma, IGNITE, Crush, Velocity, ndx, and Tour control. Sure, you can expect some blemishes, but they’re perfect for any golfer who wants high-quality golf balls in bulk for a great price.
Price : $30.98

Srixon’s Q-Star golf balls are for players of all abilities as they deliver distance and accuracy on all shots (things most of us could use more of on the course). And this particular item is 48 AAAAAA (best quality) of the Q-Star golf balls. These golf balls are used, but the 5A rating means they are in near perfect shape. These balls, which made Golf Digest’s Gold Hot List, go for nearly $25 per dozen brand new. Act fast, as these likely won’t last long.
Price: $43.0
In conclusion, to get a better score or to be a better golfer, you need to buy some great golf balls. You don't need to pay full price for new golf balls, because recycled golf balls are still good to play with. So don't sleep and go get some good recycled golf balls if you want to be better.
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