How much cheaper are used golf balls than new?
Across the 90 models we price both new and used, the median saving is 63% per ball. The gap is widest on premium balls: models costing over £3.50 a ball new save 77%, against 53% for models under £1.50. Graded used balls currently cost the same per ball as ungraded ones, so there is no reason to buy ungraded.
What are lake balls, and are used golf balls any good?
Lake balls are used balls recovered from course water hazards, then cleaned and graded. Higher grades play close to new for a fraction of the price, which makes used golf balls the cheapest way to play premium models like the Titleist Pro V1.
What do Mint, Grade A and Grade B mean for used golf balls?
Mint (or Pearl) balls show no visible wear and play as new. Grade A have very light cosmetic marks only. Grade B show visible wear but are fully playable — the cheapest option. Grade C are practice-quality.
Where is the cheapest place to buy golf balls in the UK?
It changes daily, which is the whole point of a price comparison. BallPrices.com ranks live prices from eBay, Affordable Golf, Major Golf Direct, Callaway Golf, Clubhouse Golf, Discount Golf Store, Decathlon and Clickgolf by price per ball — new, used and lake — so the cheapest option is always at the top, refreshed twice a day, with more UK retailers being added over time.