Best Practice Golf Balls on The Planet. Perfect for Golf Training. Solid Contact for Great Feedback. Limited Flight for Backyard use. Safe for Indoors. by AlmostGolf (10 Pack Yellow)

I needed some practice balls to hit on a net at my backyard since I don’t want to hit real golf balls in case I hit one over the net and over the fence towards the neighbors backyard. These practice balls are soft and light and it’s not in danger of breaking anything. The feel on hitting irons and driver feels good and gives the sensation of a flush shot or a mishit shot.

I'm pretty happy with this product. They're light, soft, and feel safe for indoor use.Writing this for others' reference, as this specific information was hard for me to find.I can confirm that these balls do work well using a SkyTrak+ home sim setup, as the Skytrak+ does not require long ball flight tracking to calculate distance. For my 1st sim setup, I was a bit nervous about using real balls to start, so these foam balls were a great way to build confidence in a small space. I've found that the distances do read very accurately, compared to real balls with this particular device. I imagine the other camera-based monitors to also work well.Minor issues with the product -- 1: they're a little bit expensive. 2: some of the balls have slightly warped after being pounded, but they still read fine.

Very nice soft practice balls that actually flight similar to the real thing. Distance is around, 60% of a real golf ball so safe to find in backyard practice. We'll made.

Pretty good. I use them primarily hitting into a net indoors when it’s cold. I have hit them outside, and they do fly pretty far. I typically hit my 7 iron 165 and with these I was hitting them over 110 yards with no wind . The wind really affects them, as you would imagine, they are very light. You can work them, which is nice, you can also slice them. They hold up ok, I’ve dented a few.( did I mention i sliced them) I’ll buy more, I like using them.

I practice in a large back yard surrounded by oak forest. These practice balls fly much farther than others, so they provide much more realistic feedback. But in Fall (with a foot or more of leaves on the forest floor), once in the trees they're gone until Spring. For indoor chips and pitches, they are the best option I've ever found.

These really do fly and play like real golf balls. I've purchased, lost, and re-purchased these balls on several occasions. Truely good practice golf balls. Naturally, they don't feel like real golf balls when they're struck but that's inconsequential cosidering their purpose. All this being said, however, I'm not 100% convenced they can be used in a backyard. They say they fly a 1/3 of a distance, but 1/3 of 100 yards is still 33.33~ yards which is a distance for a backyard. However, on the same vein, because they're foam and therefore light-weight, if you do shank a ball, the chance of damage is significantly diminshed.

great practice balls i love them. fly awesome and if you hit a window will not break it. Little too expensive but favorite practice golf ball

Bought these because my net was starting to tear. They give you feed back when striking the ball the right way. Work great, no more tearing up the net. My only regret is that I should have bought the 12 pack.

I’ve used these before and after 5 years thought it was time for new ones. In my opinion best practice ball on the market.

Other high density foam balls I have used end up breaking relatively quickly. I have purposely only been using one for the past 2 months and it's still performing like when it was new. Definitely standing the test of time and the numbers are consistent on the simulator. If you need a good ball that is quieter, softer and potentially less damaging than a real ball, these are a great option. Awesome for playing in the back yard as well. The ball flies nicely still in open air and the yellow are pretty easy to see as well.

Just 10yrds shorter on a simulator (skytrak) than real life and wedges and short days seems pretty spot on. Saves your home from shanks and strays also! highly recommended - keeps the impact sound down too! A must.

The balls are noticeably heavier than foam or plastic. And almost as hard as a real ball. Use caution indoors. If hit by a ricochet, it can cause injury. I was hit once. Now I wear safety goggles. But the best feel of any practice ball I’ve tried. By far. Highly recommend.

Good value and well worthwhile. Best to practice outside they do have a bit of weight which makes them fly well'