HOT BALLS Golf Ball Heater Warmer Pouch Heat Balls Up to 125 Degree Core Temperature ~Longer Distance With Driver ~Better Compression ~Better Feel & Spin In Cool Weather Less Sting On Miss Hits

I have been known to pick up toys that might/could possibly enhance my enjoyment for plating golf. This golf ball warmer pouch works well. When Midwest weather runs in a 40 to 55 degree range this device gets me a few extra yards off the tee.

I bought this before I realized the rules changed so that you can't use a warmed ball in a tournament anymore. However, I play Golf in Washington State and play a bunch of Cold and Wet Rounds. So I thought this thing would be really neat to keep my golf gloves warm. Putting on a warm glove every few holes is awesome. However, it stopped working after 3 times out. I never dropped it, stepped on it or anything bad. Maybe it just burns out. Not worth the money.

Got one and it didn’t work. I exchanged it and the replacement worked for one round. To sum ‘this product up in one word “garbage”. I rated this 5 stars because most people don’t see the one star reviews. It deserves one star.

I have a power bank to put into my bag with the Golf Ball Heater Warmer Pouch (36800mAh). I have a large towel folded and wrapped around the Pouch for insulation and keep it on high (red) for the entire round. BTW, the zipper is just like the zipper on a jacket but on a small scale. In other words, don't unzip it all the way and it works just fine. I leave it unzipped in my bag and zip up the big pocket that I keep it in. In my opinion, this is a great product and keeps my balls very warm even though I have teed off at 28°F (-2°C).

Works as needed to warm golf balls on a cold day.

So off the break, no instructions which would be fine if they had some sort of customer support. They don’t. When my ball warmer arrived, it was damaged. The extension for the charger port was somehow clamped down which is odd because the package arrived not damaged. Anyway I plug it in and it gives a brief flash of blue during “the charging process” and then <insert suspenseful music here>… nothing.So of my many questions, I’ll limit it to a brief few:1. How do I know when it’s fully charged?2. Are there different colors displayed on the power button to let me know when it needs to be charged? For example, Red = recharge, Green = fully charged, etc.3. How is this better than me just putting some golf balls in a thermos filled with hot water.BOTTOM LINE: Save your money. Buy a solid thermos and warm them the old fashioned way. Or and this is more directed at the manufacturer, you could just put the balls in your mouth. Either way your saving yourself time, frustration, and money.DO NOT PURCHASE!

Works great plugs into golf cart. The only thing you need to turn it on when it reaches the high temperature. It doesn’t come back on until you return it on.

After pressing the power on button, it cycles from red to blue to green and then to a dim red and then shuts off. It does not stay on long enough to heat up.

Does a good useful job

I was disappointed as it did not work and had to return it