63 Pack Practice Golf Balls, 42mm Limited Flight Plastic Golf Training Ball, 26 Holes Hollow Airflow Mini Soft Balls for Backyard Swing & Home Putting, Indoor & Outdoor, Kids & Adults

Cannot beat a real golf ball, but obviously not realistic in most neighborhood backyards. Hitting the plastic practice balls works when I need to quickly release some stress. Plus the kids love playing with them and they’re great for batting practice. These work fine for both. They’ll give you the ability to swing and you know when you make contact!

We bought this to use at our church fall fest (Halloween for all you heathens out there).They worked really well and all the kids loved the color of them. Considering kids were continuously hitting them around they are very durable. I am not sure about the accuracy, but they did go straight when the kid hitting them took their time and did not swing at the ball like they were Happy Gilmore.I will be using these for years to come!

I kids use these balls for practice in our backyard. I do not have to worry about putting dents in our fence or our break anything in my neighbors' property. The colorfulness of these balls helps me easily detect where they are in the backyard.

My wife appreciates the lack of damage from these balls!

These work great! They really are low flight, but do still get some air when a little one really wails it. They’re very durable and I love how many are included. The kids have a blast, and I don’t have to worry too much when we can’t find one. This set is definitely a great value, I highly recommend!

I got these golf balls because we have a glass fence in our backyard and I don't want an errant golf practice stroke to destroy our fence. Also all houses have windows and I don't want when my kids practice golf for them to accidentally break a window! Overall, I'm happy with these balls and they are great for my kids to practice with. I like that they are different colors so that my 2 kids each choose a few colors and then it is easier to keep track of that way whose is whose. I have hit with these balls as well and they hold up to the power of an adult woman's golf swing without cracking.

My wife and I have for years enjoyed hitting whiffle golf balls around our backyard as an easy, relaxing way to practice. Not equivalent to hitting real balls, but still useful for practicing hitting straight. This type with holes won't go very far- a plus compared to foam balls or other practice balls that tend to go out of bounds into the woods, at least from the confines of our yard. Typically they won't go much over 75' or so.These are somewhat expendable- and not just because I hit so many into the blackberries. Eventually they will crack. They will crack or dent sooner if you use them with a driver or woods- mostly we stick with irons. So having a big box like this is great.A couple of the colors are harder to see in the grass, but overall these work just fine.

I got these to throw from our paramotors into a hoop. The winds and some timing prevented us from actually doing that, but we did all throw these for a while to see who could get them into a cupholder on a table from 10 feet away!They are kinda like small wiffle balls. You could whack 'em with your golf club and they won't go far, but still be satisfying to hit!A reasonable price for a pile of practice golf balls, for whatever use you can come up with!