

⛳ Elevate your swing game anytime, anywhere — practice like a pro, play like a champ!
Joyberg Practice Golf Balls come in a 24-pack of 42mm hollow plastic balls featuring 26 aerodynamic holes for consistent spin and flight. Available in 6 vivid colors, these durable polyurethane balls are designed for realistic swing practice in limited spaces like backyards or indoor simulators, making them ideal for golfers seeking effective training without the hassle of lost balls.







| ASIN | B0B76Z3NK5 |
| Age Range (Description) | Adult |
| Age Range Description | Adult |
| Best Sellers Rank | #1,381 in Sports & Outdoors ( See Top 100 in Sports & Outdoors ) #1 in Practice Golf Balls |
| Brand | Joyberg |
| Brand Name | Joyberg |
| Color | Multicolor |
| Construction Type | molded |
| Customer Reviews | 4.6 out of 5 stars 1,829 Reviews |
| Item Diameter | 42 Millimeters |
| Item Weight | 0.15 Ounces |
| Manufacturer | Joyberg |
| Material | Plastic |
| Material Type | Plastic |
| Number of Items | 24 |
| Sport | Golf |
| Sport Type | Golf |
| UPC | 727380268980 |
| Unit Count | 24.0 Count |
N**Z
Good to use for backyard wedge practice
Easy to use in place of real golf balls. Durable and have a good weight to them. I use them for practicing full swing wedge shots and they work perfectly. Actually pretty consistent as far as judging distances. obviously wind effects them a ton. So far have had a bunch of fun using these and theyre good for the price. Fun to practice with.
M**C
Great toys for cats !!!
Ok, I bought these for my indoor cats. We had a simular one that our cats played with all the time. But it disappeared. Luckily I found these and they are perfect. The cats play soccer with them and they carry them by grabbing with their teeth. These are very durable as well.
M**L
Perfect for Little Hands
I’ll start this off by saying I didn’t not purchase these for the purpose they are intended for. I purchased these for my toddler who is obsessed with pickleballs since he was introduced to them because my family plays the game. Although these are listed as golf training balls, they look more like mini pickleballs because of the holes in them. They seem sturdy to me and not too flimsy. I loved all the color variety and that you get so many so definitely a good value in my opinion since I’m sure my son will lose some. They are just stacked together inside the box. At least one of them has a loose piece of plastic hanging by one of the holes but for the purpose, that wouldn’t be an issue, but since I gave these to a toddler I have to keep an eye out.
K**N
Dents in golf balls after first hit
I recently tried out the plastic golf balls, and while they have some positive aspects, there are a few drawbacks that left me somewhat disappointed. On the plus side, the plastic golf balls do have their merits. They are much more affordable than traditional golf balls, making them an attractive option for casual players or beginners who don't want to invest heavily in expensive equipment. Additionally, their lightweight nature can be advantageous for practice sessions, especially when you're trying to focus on improving your swing and technique. However, one significant drawback that stands out is their vulnerability to dents. Unfortunately, these plastic balls are not very durable and can get dented easily, even with regular use. This raises concerns about their long-term usability, as dented balls may affect the trajectory and accuracy of your shots. It can be frustrating to see a ball become unusable after just a few hits, leading to additional expenses in replacing them frequently. Furthermore, the feel and performance of plastic golf balls are noticeably different from traditional ones. The lack of compression and the lightweight material can make it difficult to replicate the experience of playing with real golf balls. This may affect your ability to gauge distances accurately and adapt to different playing conditions, ultimately hindering your progress as a golfer. While plastic golf balls have their place in specific training scenarios, they may not be the best option for serious golfers seeking to improve their skills and accuracy on the course. The lack of realistic flight and the tendency to dent too easily may limit their usefulness in helping golfers develop their game effectively. In summary, the plastic golf balls do have their advantages in terms of affordability and suitability for casual practice. However, their susceptibility to dents and the noticeable difference in performance compared to traditional golf balls are significant drawbacks that hinder their overall appeal. If you're a beginner or just looking for some light practice, these balls might be worth considering, but serious golfers might find more value in investing in higher-quality, standard golf balls.
S**S
Great product
Great for batting practice
J**N
Wiffle ball games
Golf ball size and fun to practice batting with for eye / hand coordination. If hit hard enough, they can dent / collapse but at such a good price I don’t mind. They don’t travel too far so perfect for the back yard.
M**W
Perfect for Practice
These are great for practicing in the yard. I've been working on my form and this beats going to a driving range to do that.
T**W
They work
The durability is amazing and the functionality is wonderful
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