Review on GlowV1 Ultra Bright Glow Golf Balls - Optimal Hitting Performance with Compression Core and Urethane Skin - Available in 2, 6, or 12 Count by Jake Davies

I live in Maui and play golf almost every day at 5:30 am; 9 holes before work on weekdays and a minimum of 18 on weekends and holidays. In autumn and spring the sun doesn't rise until 07:30 and it's DARK! For the last three years I've played with another brand of balls but my supplier is out of stock so I bought a dozen v2 candles to try. The overall look is the same, but they're much brighter and easier to spot when gaming. dawn transition. Another brand of flares may break after about a week of use. Since they have almost the same coverage I expected the same result and today after 8 laps my first split. Acceptable. They're a bit more expensive than other brands, but if I can use a ball for a week or more, that's acceptable too. Case. All other shots are made with my regular clubs. FWIW I've tried LED balls [garbage; very hard and prone to impact, covering up] and sticky balls [garbage; feeling and flying away], and UV bullets are the way to go. Glowing orbs are almost the same length as regular orbs; maybe half a club less. Much easier to hit and they don't feel or sound like rocks.