🏌️ PrideSports Foam Practice Golf Balls - Yellow (12 Count) Review

These are the cheapest yellow sponge balls I could find and I thought they were almost all the same. Not right. They are too soft and some are softer than others in the same package and barely fly when hit hard. The others I bought from a well known major department store that every town has are much better, more stable and a bit stronger and probably fly twice as far as these and flex to adjust spin on impact. Save your money and spend the extra $2 and buy these at that famous big store in…

These golf balls are durable and highly visible as you handle the ball and fly. You should feel the ball's flight accurate, but certainly shorter than that of a regular golf ball. Accidentally hitting a person or object with these golf balls should not be a cause for concern. I missed the ceiling I hit, got a ricochet between my eyes and didn't feel uncomfortable. I laughed quite a bit too, so that's a bonus. The only negative criticism I have of this product is that the balls in a pack are…

I don't actually use them for golfing at all. I made my own Battleship Beer Pong game and use it instead of ping pong balls! A little background story. You may have seen the image of people cutting blocks of foam into ship shapes and cutting holes for individual cups. I liked this idea and wanted to take it to the next level. Get a pool, fill it halfway, build your own ships and float them in the pool to increase the difficulty! In any case. The problem with pong balls is that they are fragile…