Good quality lake balls

Jaco

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Simple question. I see the outfits selling lake balls becoming much more slick and packaging them into different brands and models. I‘ve been buying decent balls recently, rather than the budget ones I used to use, and I wondered if these quality lake balls are worth a try? I saw 50 Pro V1’s for £45, which I think is about the price of a dozen new ones. I’ve been buying Callaway Truvis or SuperSoft for around £25 a dozen. I lose plenty as I’m probably around a 25 h’cap but I do like them.
 

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Premier Lake Balls.... buy pearl/Grade A. Fab value for money (just over a pound a ball, but they're like new).
 

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What's the difference between lake balls and refurbished balls?

For example, are refurbished pro v's basically proper pro v's re painted, etc. or are they in fact a lesser grade manufactured ball?
 

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Simple question. I see the outfits selling lake balls becoming much more slick and packaging them into different brands and models. I‘ve been buying decent balls recently, rather than the budget ones I used to use, and I wondered if these quality lake balls are worth a try? I saw 50 Pro V1’s for £45, which I think is about the price of a dozen new ones. I’ve been buying Callaway Truvis or SuperSoft for around £25 a dozen. I lose plenty as I’m probably around a 25 h’cap but I do like them.

Lake balls have been discussed already this week so you should find all the information you need here - https://forums.golf-monthly.co.uk/threads/where-to-buy-decent-cheap-lake-balls.105715/
 
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