GoSports Foam Flight Practice Golf Balls - Choose White or Yellow - Pack of 24 Limited Flight Training Balls

I bought these specifically for my son who hits plastic clubs As other plastic and foam golf balls would not be picked up on my Garmin r10 launch monitor. I didn't know for sure if these would work, but the launch monitor sure enough picks them up! Would also be great to use for adults as they're nowhere near as loud as a real golf ball. They do fly a lot further than regular foam balls too So they work great for my son to go play on the real golf course. They are very high quality and so far great durability. Highly recommend.

I’m a golf practice junkie and due to outrageous costs for a bucket of beat up dimple free crappy range balls, I don’t bother with driving ranges any more. These balls fly and feel great. I hit pitching wedges with them. They are hard compact foam. Not bouncy like others I have tried. Those climb high in the air too much. These are the best practice balls you can find. There are other yellow foam balls but their covers wear off quickly. These are much better quality! These are a better value! So get a mat, go to the park, hit these balls. Or hit into a blanket in your backyard. Working on your tempo is the idea with practice. If you want to get better do this. If you don’t care about your game, why are you reading my review?

Functionality: Bought these as a lower cost option to the “almost golf” practice ball. Similar, but certainly not as good but that’s what I expected. Ball has an obvious seam around the middle which probably affects ball flight but it still performs well. If price isn’t an option then the “almost golf” is certainly the better choice. This ball still has a pretty solid feel and I was able to hit a high draw which is my standard shot.

Great Balls. I use these with my square simulator. Purchased as they are a heavier foam ball. I lose about 10% to 15% distance with foam, but just use sim software to adjust for it.

These are perfect in size and weight to give you an almost real feel. You can really get some good swing practice with them. Great Quality for sure. My neighbor and I have a large grassy area between our houses, and we have a little game where we hit them back and forth between us with a few rings setup as targets. The flop shot of about 30' and in shooting for the hoop. Lots of fun.

Absolutely fantastic feel off the club and works well with my SkyTrak. There is very little sound so I can practice early in the morning before anyone wakes up. Highly recommend!

These practice balls are AMAZING. I have an empty lot across from my house that used to be a city park. I can use these balls with every club from driver down to 60° wedge and practice whenever I want. Ball flight is true to a real ball without the distance of a real ball. These balls helped me get quick practice swings in without having to pack up the clubs and go to the range. They are very light but very sturdy and solid. Enough weight in them to fly a good distance but not damage anything if you hit something with them. Way better than the cheap soft foam balls you get at sporting goods stores. I highly recommend these to anyone looking to practice.

These work with the Garmin R10 Launch monitor. Near if not 100% reads, but since this flies shorter than a real golf ball, some metrics are off, namely carry yardage The balls are more akin to plastic than foam, so hitting them is more like hitting a real ball. They definitely hit my net harder than the 8 gram foam balls I also have (which the Garmin R10 doesn't pick up). I'd recommend anyone looking for a practice ball to use with their launch monitor to give these a go. If I can figure out how to make them work even better with the R10, I'll update

I have recently purchased an R10 for using in the back garden with a net. Having read and watched numerous reviews on different limited flight balls which can/cannot be picked up by the unit, I decided to order a batch of these, some Calloway soft flights and some Sci-cores from the USA. I am glad to report that all three balls are registered every hit - I am particularly taken with these as like the Sci cores, they have a satisfying thud to them when hit (these and the Sci cores have a hard shell). Flight lengths are shown by all balls to be about 2/3rds of my expected carry (100 yards for 7 iron compared to just under 150 real life). So for 1/4 the price of the Sci Cores, these to the same job - I am well, well impressed by all three balls, but in particular, these gosports balls offer exceptional VFM. As an aside, my R10 reuses point blank to read range balls and also the cheap unbranded soft foam balls that are sold. Hope this helps potential R10 and gosports prospective purchasers

I had read some reviews that said these were almost as dangerous as a regular golfball. Although slightly harder than most foam balls( almost like a plastic but not quite) they certainly don't present any danger. I really really like them . On my optishot all my clubs were off previously coming up 10 to 20 yards short. Instantly solved . Feel they give an accurate feel ( as good as a foamball can). I use a cheap net in front of a window in my garage door. Ball never gets to window and even if it did i wouldnt be worried about breaking it . Like all foamballs it has some bounce and maybe just a bit more than normal but nothing scarey. I almost didnt buy these because some of the reviews about them being dangerous almost scared me off . Glad i took the chance. They are great for the optishot at least.

I bought these because my neighbour was complaining from the noise in my backyard sim setup. I tried other foam and whiffle balls which both aren't satisfying to hit nor do they register with my Rapsodo MLMPro launch monitor. I considered Almost Golf or Sci-Core balls but I had to order them from overseas and they're significantly more expensive. These balls, with the few hits I've had with them are amazing. They are weighty compared to normal foam/practice balls and feel good off the face with a nice sound. No one else mentioned but they're also significantly quieter than hitting a standard golf ball. If I had to estimate, about 50% of the volume. Not silent by any means but much quieter. They don't have the crack off the face of the driver like with a normal ball. Of the 3 shots I took with my 7i and 6 shots with Dr, they all registered perfectly on full swings on the launch monitor and one thing I didn't expect is that the ball speed and carry numbers are virtually identical to my normal golf balls hitting 2.5m or 8ft into a net so there shouldn't be a need to adjust anything in the settings to compensate. Very positive surprise.

Endlich mal Bälle, die nicht mit Löchern oder viel zu weich verarbeitet sind ein gewisses Gewicht hilft und reduziert die Flug weiter

Purchased these after using the Callaway (Pink) Foam balls and being disappointed with the feel and feedback. These from GoSports are completely different. Loads of feedback and feel in comparison. The biggest pro for me is that I will not shatter a neighbours window with a wayward shank. I use a cheap dust sheet from B&Q to hit into, which is perfect and has held up brilliantly after two months of 100 balls a day. No wear or marks on the balls as of yet either.