Longridge Foam Practice Golf Balls (Pack of 6 Balls)

I have a dozen of these and a dozen of the plastic ones with holes in them. I spend long periods of work overseas in an area where there is no golf facility whatsoever, and where, in winter, the temperature can drop to below minus 30. So I practice hitting these balls in my apartment off an old piece of carpet.Being in an apartment, they bounce off the windows, the light fittings, the TV, etc but they are light enough to have caused no damage whatsoever. Of the two types, I would say that these have a more solid feel than the plastic type and are more durable. However, they are definitely noisier, making a distinctive clunking noise when they hit the walls. I have also noticed that, when hit, they seem to always fly with a higher trajectory than the plastic type.Whilst they are good for practicing the swing and chipping technique, they cannot entirely replicate the feel of a real golf ball, particularly when chipping, because of the lighter weight. After practicing for long periods with these balls, I have found that when I then chip with a real golf ball, I tend not to put enough power into the swing and the ball inevitably ends up short of the target. However, compared with the advantages of being able to practice indoors in inclement weather, that's a minor problem which is soon overcome once I am back on a golf course or driving range.

Nice product, light and does the job.All in all – good product

Great golf training aide for garden practice.Good quality foam which should last a while.Arrived quickly and very reasonably priced.Very pleased.

These are really really great - they teach you to set up correctly and hit the ball. When you hit them correctly they fly true - just like a golf ball. They are soft - so no damage or marking to walls. They fly so well that I have lost a couple on the roof - better to be close to a wall. Colour is good - you can find them when you hit them into hedges and bushes.

I have tested the same day the plastic, the foam and the callaway ones. The plastic balls are very easily damaged if you hit them with an iron. If you make a topping or hit it in the middle then the ball is practically permanently damaged. First time used and already half of them are damaged. Complete waste of money. These balls are only good to be hit with the driver ONLY.These foam balls are nice and quite light. Callaway balls have a better feeling and a better weight than the foam ones however I believe that they are quite expensive give the material. In any case I will continue using these foam (because of low cost) and the Callaway balls since the purpose is to practise in my garden and not to cause any damage.Note: If you use callaway balls for chipping be aware that they fly more than the real balls. These other foam balls are not for chipping.

These are great for kids, very light. Easy to find in the grass.Bought these twice now, as first lot was destroyed by mice😞 Store them somewhere else now

Great cat toy! Lovey quality and colours. They are not too heavy so even kids can play indoors with these without breaking anything. I’m planning to use one for my wheelchair steering thing as it will be softer on my hand and easier to grip. I can only recommend this item. Hope you find my review helpful in any way. Thank you ❤️

These foam practice balls do exactly what they say on the tin. They are heavier/firmer than I was expecting which gave for a better-than-expected feel off the clubface.Perfect for putting/chipping in the home or garden and a great way to keep practising during lockdown without breaking a vase!