I received my balls in a timely fashion. All of them were in great condition. Completely satisfied!

Amazon needs to clarify what they are selling here. The picture shows golf balls with Pro VI X on them. Then, the heading turns around and says Pro VI. Obviously, Amazon staff are not golfers. There is a big difference between Pro VI and Pro VI X to golfers. I am not a golfer, but my husband is, and he plays with Pro VI but not Pro VI X. I point this out to golfers because if you look carefully throughout the entire web page, you will find several references to either Pro VI or Pro VI X. If you are particular like my husband, you need to call Amazon first and find out exactly what you are buying.

Yeah, these are the best balls you can hit, but they aren't error correcting because they are designed to be power faded and sliced. This means they won't attempt to error correct like a "Straight" ball. Pro players love Pro v1's since they can side spin them with "english" to power fade them around the dogleg.

If you have a slice or hook, this ball will only remind you of your imperfections as your $5+ golf ball glides into the rough, marsh or the water hazard.

The best Pro v1 tip, wait until you are consistently hitting straight before you buy them, until then, consider the Titlelist NXT, you can also use the NXT tour but the tour version is meant for shot shapers and will mimic the Pro v1 when it comes to showing off your imperfections.

Bought AAA from another company and they were as if they were never used. These so called AAA I bought from Amazon are more like AA or A. Too many marks (scuffs) on ball and also too many used balls with logos. You could by brand new logo balls (over run) at your local golf store for a little more money. I would not of minded if they cost a bit more, but not with so many scars
I would never buy these again.