Golf balls always get scuff marks. If not from cart paths or gravel, rocks, etc. then from the club grooves. The only way to prevent that is to make a ball so hard that it will scuff the clubs, and the performance would be terrible. Usually the marks left by the club grooves is a good sign you have top quality clubs with sharp grooves. Use it until the wear affects the ball performance, and then throw it in your shag bag or donate it to the driving range, and pull out a new one.

I echo hose sentiments as I have seen as well on my new PROV1 as well... They have wound up in the range at the end of the rounds.