Indoor Practice Ball

great product for indoor practice.

I live in NYC so back yard practice isn't an option. I've tried chipping the foam balls off artificial turf, which is okay, but they are too light and don't give good feedback. If you duff a shot, the foam ball still flys 90% of the distance so I searched for a training aid that would be more realistic and penalize bad contact. While these do achieve that goal (a duffed shot goes nowhere), a good shot doesn't fly realistically. The packaging says "feels, spins, and reacts like a real ball" but that's far from the truth. You can tell when you make good contact, and they do spin, but the trajectory isn't realistic and they definetly dont feel real. I'd be willing to give 4 stars if they didn't make such bold claims.Overall, these are a good training aid when paird with other tools like foam balls and turf mats. They're also not expensive so if you're on the fence, give them a try, but keep expetations in check.

I wasn't sure what indoor golf ball to try. I'm really glad I got these. I've been using them for a couple months and they have held up really well. They have nice weight to them unlike plastic balls, so just feel nice to hit (knowing they aren't trying to be the real thing). It is almost like hitting a golf bean bag, where I'm comfortable hitting them against my basement wall, although I've just setup a big cardboard box to hit against to make less noise. You can actually hit these 10s of feet, and since they have weight, they stay on line well. Really nice for practicing pitching/chip shots in the basement, or doing full swings into a backstop

It's the best thing I have brought for golf practice

I use these these for practicing a one hop pitch to a target and bump and runs. Love them. You can get a little spin on them as advertised but I focus landing on targets. They hold up well for fabric. I still have two that are at least 8 years old and still perform as the new ones. From walls to my windows, no issues.

These little guys are amazing. Stuck inside quarantined for months? Great time to work on your chipping. They react a lot more realistically than any of the foam balls you'll find. You can swing pretty hard and put some nice spin on them. You can hit them at a door or wall or bucket inside and not risk breaking anything. I haven't taken a full swing but they have been awesome for chipping. I'm still going to suck in real life, but this is helping pass the time. Expensive (I think the price went up due to demand) but worth it.

I hit these full swing with my Irons and 3 wood in my house. I even use them outside to hit against the house. The first set lasted months. This is my 2nd set and will be buying a third set. I just wish these were a little less expensive. It would be 5 stars if less expensive.

I use these for indoor practice chipping. These have lasted a long time and still going strong. Will buy more because they are so fun, no. Destructive and I like they way contact is with the club.

Well I was a little skeptical so I tried 30 minutes each day for 2 weeks and shaved off 14 strokes first round and 16 second round went from high 80's to a 75 then 73 very happy

Great for indoor training. Having fun with it. I like that it’s weighted and responds similarly to a real ball.

Within an hour, the crocheted cover fell apart. Very poorly stitched. Very weak stitching. Within hours, the same thing happened to the rest of the balls. Very disappointed and would not buy them again. They felt great to hit. I loved them. I thought they would be perfect but they didn’t last a day. $40 down the drain.

doesn't do what it claims on the website at all1) in less than a week, all 4 balls deformed. The website says it can take 1000 hits per ball. Not at all. In less than 100 hits the soft layer broke down.2) doesn't feel like the real ball AT ALL. While it's better than soft whiffle balls, considering the price, the minor improvement just can't justify the purchase.

Fun to play with & works the arms at the same time.