🏌️ Orlimar Golf 36 Practice Balls - Improve Your Game with 24 Holed and 12 Foam Balls Review

Foam balls are very light. With my service wedge in full swing, the ball moves a maximum of 20 meters. If you're looking for more travel, look for a heavier ball.

Looks like the picture but there are many others that are similarly priced but much better. Foam is bad foam and plastic is bad plastic and smaller than a golf ball.

Good collection of training balls at an affordable price. They hit differently than real balls, but it's nice to be able to swing in the backyard without worrying about neighbors' windows. The little mesh pouch holds those tears very easily, but other than that it's good value for money.

Styrofoam balls work well but plastic balls are a bad price. If you hit the plastic balls with all your might, they will dent on the first hit. Maybe they're just for chips, but I didn't realize that in the product advertisement.

Love these. I have to say the foamy ones are my favorite now, although both are great. Must have for indoor fun and exercise. We have a sanding net and behind it a wall with a big mirror and sometimes when we get too far we don't have to worry. We didn't break anything.

I use them to wedge balls in my backyard. The plastic pieces last about 3-4 months with regular beating before cracking, but they're better than most I've used which can crack in under a week on others I've tried. I like foam too, but I use it to pass a baseball contact ball to my son in the basement.

My husband bought these practice golf balls to play in the backyard. He loves them as they allow him to practice hitting without having to go to the shooting range and pay for balls. It swings normally and the balls are amazing in that they don't go very far. They do very well in our garden. However, it only takes about 3-5 hits for the white whistle balls to split into two. They are two semi-domes glued along the "equator". As you've probably guessed, it doesn't take much pressure to crack…

It was a gift and all we needed. Our only club in this remote location was the Medicus 5 iron. Because our training ground has a limited launch area, we needed balls with limited flight. They have that, but also show the effect of the outside-in and outside-out plane of rotation on the ball's spin. It made it even more fun as our non-golfer buddies didn't mind sitting 30 yards in front of us as targets. Even if we meet her, don't worry! I recommend this product if you have a small "driving…