Listings typically show covers made of urethane or ionomer, with the core or fill usually rubber; a few entries note "No Fill."
Common cosmetic conditions include minor marks or logos, discoloration, blemishes, smudges, scratches, and player marks.
Package sizes vary widely. Common retail packs are 12-count and 24-count, while bulk practice mixes range from about 100 up to 600 balls.
Sellers commonly label refinished balls as "5A (Mint)" quality, while practice or recycled mixes are often listed as "AA" quality and may include cosmetic defects. Note that these grade labels are seller-defined and grading criteria can vary between listings.
Product descriptions say factory-refinished balls are stripped, repainted, stamped, and clear-coated in a precision refurbishment process, and are marked "Refinished."
Some refurbished listings describe balls as playing like new and mention features such as a soft feel, high trajectory, low spin and long distance depending on the model, and a review summary reports performance comparable to new balls.
Most listings state the balls are Regulation size, typically listing a ball diameter of 1.68 inches.
Factory-refinished balls are often marked "Refinished," and some refurbished packs are sold labeled "Certified Refurbished."
