Find the cheapest golf balls in the UK — new, used and lake balls.

On price the case is settled: across the 90 models we track both new and used, the median saving is 63% per ball. On performance we take no view, because we price balls rather than test them. What the data does show is that a graded used ball costs the same per ball today as an ungraded one, so there is no reason to buy ungraded.

The expensive ones. Models costing over £3.50 a ball new have a median used saving of 77%, against 53% for models under £1.50. A cheap ball has no room to fall, because the used market has a floor of roughly 30p a ball whatever the model was when new.

Today the median is £2.50 a ball new, £1.54 refurbished, £1.04 for Grade A used and £0.67 for Grade B. Every offer in the table above is divided by its pack size first, so a 12-pack and a 50-pack can be compared directly.