Athletic Works High Impact Practice Golf Balls

Seem like they will be much more durable than the light-weight normal practice balls. Time will tell how well they stand up to use. I wasn't really thinking about it when I bought them, but the two-tone coloring makes it easy to monitor spin. All in all, they seem like they will work great for my back yard practice sessions.

these are perfect practice golf balls. they work great with your irons. I should have gotten two bags but Walmart only had one. really outstanding golf balls if you want to start to get a young kid used to hitting golf balls with real golf clubs and you don't have to worry about them going too far. it helps to get one of those golf ball nets so he can hit the ball as hard as he wants and won't go more than 6 ft before it hits the net

My son uses these to practice his golf shot in our yard. They work perfectly for what we need!

These practice golf balls are the same size as actual golf balls, lightweight and made with durable plastic that can withstand the hits from your clubs. They also come in a durable mesh bag that has a drawstring and it makes it easy to transport and store the balls in, and you get 12 in the bag. They're great at simulating the flight of a real golf ball just not going the same distance.

Flight distance similar to the plastic hole filled practice balls. The difference between these balls and the typical plastic practice ball is these have a flex to them instead of being rigid. I'm hoping this prevents the balls from becoming dented or cracked.

High impact balls that are great for practice balls to prefect a high drive golf ball. You definitely want to give these high impact balls a chance to help improve your golf game without costing yourself a fortune in golf balls until you improve or test out the new drive club during a practice run. Great balls that can be used indoor and outdoors and they come with a nice mesh bag that can store them for the future.

My nephew is taking lessons and he's 6. I needed Something he could use to practice with, but not take out a window. The hard plastic ones I'm afraid can break a window too. Picked these up and they seem to be what I was Searching for. Hard foamish kind of ball. Won't break a window (I hope) and the weight of the. Feels like a golf ball. These go great with the Tee set I got him. He practices Tee'ing off and puts and just different shots. He seems to be loving it. Would recommend.

I love these plastic practice golf balls!! They are made with good quality materials. Its like a plastic ball covered with a rubber covering. They are duo color, half the ball is black and other is white. They look and feel, very durable to me. They are very lightweight. Great for beginners to practice their swing. As I feel, we need to practice with the original golf balls too, to get used to their weight and accuracy. It has a good airflow design to them. We enjoyed them, when playing mini golf. I will be getting some more of these for us.

These work pretty good. I have never used practice balls before so I'm not sure what to compare them to but I had a blast using these and they did exactly what I wanted. Help me practice. I can't blame being awful on the balls. I'm just super new and still have a lot to learn but I enjoyed using these and not potentially losing my more expensive ones. That alone makes them definitely worth it in my opinion. See ya on the green! I'll be the one on my 167 stroke on the second hole. But I'll be having fun and that's why I do it!

These balls are great for practicing your swing indoors, particularly if your driving ranges are closed or you're in quarantine. They shouldn't break any windows or valuables, though I certainly didn't try. I did test them indoors, though, and everything came out of it in one piece. Because they are limited distance they are designed to stay out of your neighbor's yard, while still mimicking the response of real golf balls. The 12 balls come with a mesh drawstring bag to store them in. These are also designed to resist high impact, so they shouldn't dent like some of the white wiffle balls do. So far I've found that to be true. They also don't hurt as much when you accidently hit someone with them. I get why these are black and white, but when you're practicing in the yard and the ball lands black side up they're pretty hard to find again. Just something to be aware of!