64 Pack Practice Golf Balls - 42mm Rubber Golf Training Ball - Hollow Airflow Limited Flight Mini Soft Balls for Home Putting & Backyard Swing, Indoor & Outdoor, Kids & Adults

Just what I was looking for. Received them the next day after ordering. I am an avid golfer who has honedthe swing by hitting whiffle balls in my back yard for years. Most practice balls sold break apart easily andare too soft to mimic actual ball flight (a draw or fade swing actually curves). My backyard has many trees and shrubs so I eventually lose them and have to buy more. Amazon said "no longer available" from thecompany I had ordered from before. Thankfully I found this company.

Good value

Only thing I didn’t like was some of them are black with another color and they are hard to find sometimes in the yard. Flight was good and they carry slightly farther than the cheaper type

We've used these for golf and for hand eye coordination for baseball. They work perfectly. They fly nicely. They are durable. It's nice to have them in bulk.

Not being a golfer, the first thing I thought of when I saw this listing was "cat toys!" And they really are great for cats. I have three cats, only one of whom was ever interested in little cat balls before I got these, but suddenly now ALL of them are interested! There's chasing and batting and carrying around, and even when I don't see them being played with, I find them in different places in the house every day. Obviously I'm not putting out all 64 balls at once, just one or two, although I could make a kitty ball pit with the number of practice balls in this set! These balls are made of EVA material, the same thing many cat balls are made from, are very sturdy and won't shatter like the hard plastic cat balls can. At $.55 per ball, the cost is lower than many cat toy balls. With the durability and quantity of these balls, I expect my cats will be enjoying them for years to come.

We actually got out to test these out today and they work fantastically. previously we have used the plastic golf balls for training and hitting and we have definitely broken many of those plastic golf balls. these survive today without any issue so if you do like using these for baseball practice they work great. we were able to hit them to the grass so they don't go too far definitely a lot easier to Lug around 64 of these thing baseballs and having to get them all at the end of practice wasn't as hard either. even if they were stepped on they reshaped back without issue. also like the different colors as you could possibly use it as a game or training to throw multiple and say which color to hit or catch.

I know these are listed as golf ball trainers but I purchased these for baseball training and I could not be happier with them. These are better than the small, plastic whiffle balls because they are more durable. These paired with a small barrel training bat are perfect for kids working on their hand eye coordination.Since these are rubber, they do not end up getting indented or crushed like the plastic versions. They do not fly super far no matter how hard they are hit which is perfect. You don't want to be chasing these everywhere.These have been a great addition to our training equipment and I could not be more pleased with the quality or price!

Confession -- my daughter and I "took up" golf during the pandemic ... something fun to do, just us, outside. But, and this is the straight up part, we really only hit the range and practice putt inside our apartment and also set up kinda mini golf adventures around our condo complex green areas. This last is actually a ton of fun. Even now that things are thawed in terms of covid QTine etc ... we still aren't really on the track to hit the links and go 18.All of this to say we are not experts and have few if any demands or expectations ... But, we love these balls. They are way more fun to hit around our condo than regular plastic wiffle balll thingies. These are way thicker and tougher -- so give you more feel / response in whacking them. But are still less than lethal relative to legit balls. They are kinda right in the middle so you cant really launch them around random places as they will really go farther than thin plastic and can do some damage if really laid into.they are also huge bonuses inside our house -- they wont really destroy anything but can be deployed in all sortsa made up games, which we do often still. And they are more tacky in terms of putting around our apt -- though, that again might not help if you want to really improve your on the green form.