remade

Etymology

verb

1. simple past and past participle of remake

noun

1. (golf) A golf ball made from reclaimed materials.
   While it is, unfortunately, true that a certain proportion of new balls crack—and a larger percentage of remades, doubtless incidental to the shell of the latter being made somewhat thinner in the remoulding process, […] 1909, W. J. Travis, Practical Golf, page 196
   George Fernie's nephew, Willie, testified that at least two dozen balls were made in 1893 and sold to players as 'remades' at 8d each. 2001, Kevin McGimpsey, David Neech, Golf: Implements and Memorabilia, page 76