R&L Glow Golf Balls for Night Sports - Tournament Fluorescent Glowing in The Dark Golf Ball - Long Lasting Bright Luminous Balls

The media could not be loaded. While these may not feel like hitting a ProV1, they perform just as well as Kirkland or Wilson balls, and for glow-in-the-dark, they’re impressive. They hold a charge for a solid 10-15 minutes and are bright enough to find in rough spots where I’d struggle to locate a regular ball, even in daylight. Much better than the hard LED balls. The only downside is the included light—it’s not very effective. I recommend upgrading to a stronger LED light for quicker charging. I use the “KINGCAESAR Rechargeable Flashlight” from Amazon, which has 990,000 lumens, multiple modes, and is waterproof.

Light up very bright. I agree with them. Only 10-20 seconds to charge with UV light.

I thought these balls worked really well for my first night golf outing! They light up quickly and retain a glow for a good amount of time after each charge. You charge with the UV flash light which is provided and probably takes less than 30 seconds to work our way around the entire ball. The extreme brightness fades a bit by the time you get to your ball, but it just dulls a bit and on the dark grass and with dark skies, they are still super easy to spot for close to 10 minutes, gradually fading.I saw some others who used the balls with the LEDs inside that start flashing on contact. However, just from watching foursome ahead of us a couple of times, they had at least 4-5 times where they hit it and it didn’t light up, making it near impossible to find unless you have great sense of what your shot is doing. We did not have this worry what so ever with the RL ball. Also, just don’t do the balls with the glow stick inside... thats what they gave us at course.We did find that the ball traveled a little shorter than with our normal balls. I would say that this range increases the longer the club gets. I would say it probably takes 15 or so off of drives, 10ish off of fairways and long irons, and maybe 5-10 off of your wedges/short irons.We opted to chip, pitch, and putt with our regular balls. We putt lantern by pin and head lamp on the ball. The RL balls ran out considerably more than normal balls, and felt a little dead off the putter. I would recommend doing this from within 40-50 yards depending on comfort.I would certainly recommend this ball!

I played in a night golf tournament. My partner bought the GlowV1s. Needless to say he as dissatisfied with his purchase.Side by side, these golf balls were brighter, AND stayed brighter longer than glowV1.They actually feel like a real golf ball off the club and NOT like hitting a rock. Very impressed and never lost a single one.Only Con is the flashlight could be a little better, but it works.A good tip is too use your giant Yeti/Ozark cups that are smooth aluminum on the inside, put all the balls in their and put the flashlight in with it. Stays in the cart cup holder well and just grab a ball and go.

I had high hopes for these but I received a used product and noted that the glowing feature does not stay charged for long at all. I never hit these because to me they felt useless given that they do not stay glowing for very long at all.

Well... probably would not have written a review but they claim to be the "brightest" glow golf ball. They are absolutely not. I bought them because they were quickly available. My son brought his GlowV1s over to compare and I said "hey, why are yours brighter?" we both charged them to compare then I said "hey, why is your charging flash light better?" we switched UV flashlights and had the same results. Glow V1s lasted longer and were brighter, as well as having a much easier to use flashlight. R&L were also coated with like a spray or something on the outside of ball giving them a rough feel. AND I kinda feel like they are purposefully lying about the "brightest" ball thing. IF they were $10.00 I would say yeah, they are less money and are good enough. BUT they are they same price as Glow V1s AND are slightly inferior AND claim to be better? Nope. A quick note... ALL night golf balls are not great at this point....the led ones are brighter by far but don't last, don't go as far (70% or less), break, feel like rocks, and sometimes flat out don't function even when brand new. The "GLOW" type feel better, go better (90% or so), seem to last ok, but are pretty freaking dim...when you hit them you lose sight after maybe 50 yards... then after guessing the flight path and distance (hopefully) you can find them if you get close enough to spot the landed ball (maybe within 40 yards if in a fairway, 15 yards if in rough) then you quick charge the ball (1 minute) and smack it again. What I am saying is be prepared to lose the balls on errant shots. ARE R&L BALLS OK? YES... ARE THEY "THE BRIGHTEST"? NO. Hope this helps.