Champkey Limited Flight Golf Practice Balls for Improved Swing Dynamics, Enhanced Hitting Sensation, and Effective Side Spin Golf Training Review

I use these in my narrow garden and was quite skeptical that they would be right. The good news is that while they don't behave like a real golf ball, they behave consistently. So if I hit 10 balls in a row the distance is almost the same and if I feel like I'm cutting, they're cutting. So in terms of feedback, if you have a goal, they are very helpful. It really helps you set up your swing to line up properly.

The balls are clearly visible which I need to be able to find them if they land outside of my target area. They fly very precisely in direction and rotation. The combination of yellow and white is perfect for finding at dusk. Another thing I love about them is that they fly about 10 feet further than average on my best swings and give me feedback on whether I've completed the weight shift on the downswing.

This is a great helper to improve your swing with all clubs! The ball moves along the trajectory as long as there is no wind. If you have a 30-40 meter range outside, this is ideal for practicing with your driver and hybrids. Soft enough, nothing hurts when you hit the ball in your house, which I have done several times! I would recommend it to anyone who is just starting to play, or beginners who are a year or two behind.

I use them to warm up my softball team before a game. I used to use Sklz balls but I lost at least once per game (black side up, tall grass and the girls can rip them apart if they get to a clean one). Not only do they show the colors better on them, they're half the size, so I don't mind losing one. Just bought my 3rd order. There were no problems with the operating conditions, but it was only operated for one season. I wonder if they will hold up or become brittle over time. But for the…

First I have to tell you that I am not a golfer and never have been. Years ago, a golfer taught me how to use a plastic golf ball with a hole to determine how far into the garage you have to park your car to open a closed garage door. Simply thread the rope through one of the holes in the golf ball and attach the other end of the rope over the car. Adjust the height of the string so the golf ball touches the windshield and now you know how far to drive the car into the garage. This is my story.

I dropped them on an uneven field of mixed colors (brown and green), the bright blue on the balls stand out making them easier to spot . They are easy to spot on the lawn. In terms of features, they are ok. They go straight, cut, hook, fade and draw beautifully. Too much spin and they dive to the ground. Flip the wedge and they fall from the sky and roll back. They give good feedback on how well you swing. It is interesting to observe when, when hit at the moment of a gust of wind, they fly…

I've had several "indestructible" exercise balls from different brands and none of them could withstand such a strain. They're touted as resilient, and they're absolutely right. I've had them for almost a year now and I train around the yard and my dogs love to chase them and run away with them. I've seen them chew on it like a chew toy and none of them show any signs of breakage or decay. As for flying, they seem true, fade and fade or paint and paint. If you have a slice or hook that you need

Good product with a slightly different approach to the plastic golf balls I'm used to. Made of rubber and plastic, these practice balls have a softer feel and are quieter on contact with the racquet face, while still providing good feedback. Step" so that it doesn't look like you're hitting a marshmallow; they "jump" off the stick with sufficient speed. Unless you knock over the expensive Ming vase next to the TV, you can be sure that these children will not harm dish if you have a penchant for