40 Pack Foam Golf Practice Balls - Realistic Feel and Limited Flight Training Balls for Indoor or Outdoor

In my yard, I am limited with real balls to my 9, 10, 11, and 12 iron. ( 9, pitch, sand, 60). I use these foam balls for all the rest of my irons, woods and driver. What I like, I can hit full power and they stay in the yard and they also stay on top of the snow. Therefore, I like the brighter colored ones. What I also like is that I have been unable to deform or split one yet, even into the twenties.What I dislike is no satisfying smack as you get with a real golf ball. But I am able to live with this not that the courses are shut down.

Perfect for family play. No broken windows

These should work for impact drills, but each color has a different density, some of them firmer others soft like a stress ball. I was hoping to utilize so I could gauge impact of different swing changes with each color but the density difference makes this difficult as they are essentially different balls.

Very happy with these foam golf balls. Will help my kids learn to play golf without breaking any windows! Only thing is there were supposed be be purple balls (for my daughter) and they were white instead.

We bought these for my son, a beginning golfer, to practice with in the back yard. We didn’t want anything that would travel too far because of our neighbors. These are perfect for him. Everyday he is outside practicing his swing without any damage. He does tell me that they like to curve.

I got these balls to practice at the park as I have no grass nor the space in my yard. They are great! I was surprised how well they fly.

These fly quite a ways, you barely have to hit them. I think I like them more than the smooth foam balls as they seem to fly like regular golf balls with out the damaging impact. The colors don’t seem to matter they all feel the same to me.

Personally Indistinguishable from official branding foam balls such as callaway(only kind of foam balls available in my local town), at roughly 1/3rd the price. Bag of 40 makes me not feel bad about losing one or 2 in the yard and finding it with the lawn mower, in multiple pieces. 10/10 practice balls, legitimately just thinking about buying 2 or 3 bags.I have hit softer foam practice balls, but I've also hit harder. They're foam, who gives a damn about the hardness? They get you hitting in your yard and are cheap as hell, comparatively anyways. Get a bag, be happy about it.