Practice Golf Balls (16-Pack) Limited-Flight Foam Golf Balls to Improve Your Swing - Dent Resistant Yellow Golf Balls Practice - Perfect for Indoors, Basement & Backyard. Perfect for Men and Kids.

The media could not be loaded.  Twenty years ago I was involved in an accident that shattered my leg and ruptured discs in my neck and lower back, and of course, put an end to my golf. Lately I found I can swing my clubs again without too much pain. I'm on a limited income so can't go to the practice range as much as I'd like. I bought these balls along with a practice mat (https://smile.amazon.com/dp/B09V13N5ZW?psc=1&ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details) so I could work on my swing in my back yard. The balls went farther than I thought they would and I initially lodged a couple up in our pine tree with my pitching wedge. I dropped down to half-swings with my lob wedge and everything is working great. Great practice for making proper contact with the ball, and as long as there's no wind you can see how your swing affects your ball flight. I've hit over a hundred balls in the past two days and they show no signs of wear or deformity. These are just what I need to groove my swing and save money.

What can I say, these golf balls are what the doctor ordered, could not have found any better than these...

I would not classify these as foam golf balls. I would describe them as very soft rubber. These are great if you have enough room in your yard to use them for practice. In my case, they keep flying over the fence in my back yard, even with a 9 iron. The foam practice balls that I usually use won't go far enough to fly over the fence. So it may depend on what you're looking for in ball flight distance. I have to use these for practicing chipping only.

Perfect size, texture, and durability for my little Jack Russell! He loves to toss them in the air and bat them around like a cat. They hold up well to his chomping while playing. Excellent value compared to the price of dog toys!

This product is great because it can be used inside of your house. The balls are soft and will not hurt any furniture. The only suggestion is that you tee off of a throw rug.

Like a lot of folks, I don't have acres of back yard in which to work on my golf swing. So I've tried all sorts of practice balls: the standard plastic wiffle ball style, the solid plastic style and the foam balls. The wiffle ball style don't go very far, nor do they offer a realistic idea of the curve/spin. The solid plastic balls offer a flight closer to a real golf ball, but the curve/spin is often exaggerated and I destroy them very quickly by putting cracks and dents in them. Foam balls are nice, but tend to fly a bit too far for me. So I gave these balls a try and they are a nice compromise so far. The distance is close to the solid plastic wiffle balls, but they fly lower, though still pick up some of the curve/spin from my club path and face. They also seem extremely durable so far. A nice golf product overall.

I thought these would be comparable to the GoSports or Callaway branded foam practice balls, but they are considerably softer. They may still be OK for practice, particularly if your space is limited, but I had really gotten used to the harder foam balls that I just mentioned. I haven't done a comprehensive test, but I am confident these will have a shorter flight trajectory than the others. Also, the softness seems to make these more sensitive to spine forces, and the fades and draws seem more exaggerated when compared to the harder foam balls which are a little more like real golf balls as far as spin sensitivity.

Rubber practice balls with yellow/white color and good ball flight. Easier to find than other similar rubber practice golf balls with yellow/black color.

good balls, actually go alot farther than I thought they would