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Recycled Golf Balls

Balls recovered from UK courses, cleaned to a high standard and graded by hand — better for your wallet and better for the course.

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Used Titleist Titleist AVX golf ball, professionally graded

Titleist

Titleist AVX

From £12.99

£1.08/ball · per dozen

Available grades: Pearl · A Grade + Pearl Mix · B Grade

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Used TaylorMade TaylorMade TP5 golf ball, professionally graded

TaylorMade

TaylorMade TP5

From £12.99

£1.08/ball · per dozen

Available grades: Pearl · A Grade + Pearl Mix · B Grade

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Used Srixon Srixon Z-Star golf ball, professionally graded

Srixon

Srixon Z-Star

From £10.99

92p/ball · per dozen

Available grades: Pearl · A Grade + Pearl Mix · B Grade

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Used Vice Vice Mix golf ball, professionally graded

Vice

Vice Mix

From £8.99

75p/ball · per dozen

Available grades: A Grade + Pearl Mix · B Grade

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Used Srixon Srixon Mix golf ball, professionally graded

Srixon

Srixon Mix

From £7.99

67p/ball · per dozen

Available grades: A Grade + Pearl Mix · B Grade

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What makes a golf ball 'recycled'?

Recycled golf balls (also called lake balls or reclaimed balls) are recovered from ponds, ditches and rough, then put through a multi-stage wash, dried and inspected individually. Anything cracked, waterlogged, discoloured or badly scuffed never makes it into a box.

The result is a ball that is cosmetically graded but mechanically untouched — a Pro V1 is still a Pro V1.

Why buy recycled golf balls?

A brand new dozen tour balls can cost upwards of £50. The same model, professionally recovered and graded, costs a fraction of that — which means you can play the ball the pros play without flinching every time you take on a carry over water.

It is also the greener choice. Millions of golf balls are lost in the UK every year and take centuries to break down. Recovering, cleaning and re-playing them keeps them out of lakes and landfill.

How our golf ball grading works

Every ball that comes into the vault is washed, inspected under light and hand-sorted into one of three grades, so you always know exactly what is arriving.

Pearl Grade balls are our best condition golf balls. Excellent condition with only the occasional tiny pen mark. A Grade balls are lightly used and excellent value. May have minor surface marks, discolouration or ink marks. No cuts or creases, and some balls may carry logos. B Grade balls are in good playing condition and are our best-value option. May show more noticeable cosmetic marks, but remain fully playable.

Pearl is our best condition golf ball. A Grade is lightly used and excellent value. B Grade is in good playing condition and our best-value option. Grading reflects each ball's condition and cosmetic appearance.

UK delivery and buying with confidence

All orders are dispatched within 2 working days from the UK, with free delivery on orders over £40. Orders are packed in dozens so you always receive full, matched boxes.

Stock levels on this site are live — if a grade shows as in stock, it is on the shelf ready to ship. Sold-out grades are disabled at checkout so you never pay for a ball we cannot send.

Frequently asked questions

Do recycled golf balls lose distance?
No. Provided the cover is intact and the ball has not been submerged for months, recycled golf balls perform within normal manufacturing tolerance of a new ball. Our Pearl and Grade A balls are selected on exactly that basis.
Are recycled golf balls better for the environment?
Yes — a golf ball takes hundreds of years to break down. Recovering and replaying balls keeps them out of lakes and landfill and avoids the raw materials, energy and shipping of manufacturing a new dozen.
How are your recycled golf balls cleaned?
Every ball is washed, dried and hand-inspected under light before grading. Balls with cracks, water damage or heavy scuffing are removed.

Still unsure which grade to buy? Read our golf ball grading guide.

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