Almost Golf Limited Flight Golf Balls (3 Ball Pack) -Yellow - from in The Hole Golf

I use these for indoor practice on a sim and they are great. I am able to full swing with these balls and not worry about damaging anything around my screen with a stray hit. They are also surprisingly quiet when struck, which I like. The construction also feels very durable and nice. The cover feels almost like a real ball. I am very impressed with these over other practice balls.

When hit, ball flight is very much like real golf balls. A little hard to tell if your impact is square but if you look where it flew, you’ll get your feedback. Because they’re so light, there’s no strike feedback on your hands but that’s also a pro. After many hours of practice, no pain in the hands or arms, and fatigue sets in much later in my practice sessions.

I like these balls. They seem more sturdy and "true" than the typical foam practice ball. I bought them to use with a golf simulator and the do detect like actual golf balls. But for the price, I don't know that I'd purchase again. Not enough of a gain to justify spending about $12 for the 3-pk. And now they aren't available. If you find these and like them, you better buy the big pack. But for most cases, regular balls will do the trick.

These are relatively soft golf balls I am using for chipping indoors. They are perfect for that purpose. They were delivered quickly.

The sound of a decent hit, the launch angle off the club face are key feedback "cues" and these "almost" golf balls provide those cues for efficient indoor practice. Using them to practice my chipping and pitching moves.

After only two weeks of being hit with wedges only in my backyard yard, these look pretty rough and I’m afraid the pieces fraying off the sides are going to affect the flight. The Callaway foam balls I had before these lasted two years, and these roughly two weeks.

These are great practice balls if you have about 100 square yards of open space to take golf shots. Mimics the flight of real golf balls, gives you nice clean feel when you hit the ball solid, but does not go as far, it reveals slices and hooks, and shouldn't break any windows. I also suspect that anyone accidentally hit by these golf balls, won't feel more than a momentary sting. But that is mere speculation based on the weight of the balls, not backed by experience.

Good practice ball. But 3 dollars per ball is not good value.