practice balls

Re: practice balls

Pete D — Tue, 25 Sep 2012 01:06:22 GMT

Check eBay. I bought some practice balls on there a few years ago. I bought 40-50 balls and ended up with about 30% "Professional", which I have slowly replaced with scuffed Prov1's.

Some people may wonder why I want to practice with Prov1s. I find it best to practice chipping & pitching with the same ball I play with, so they spin the same.

Practicing chipping with rock-flite range balls is nearly a complete waste of time.

Pete

Re: practice balls

Carlo Angelo — Tue, 18 Sep 2012 15:16:41 GMT

How about saving the balls that you have used in a round, I assume that you use new balls every round. How often do you change balls in a round? Just collect your used ones and that will be your practice balls. You don't have to spend for practice balls and you can save up on purchasing new ones.

Happy golfing.

Carlo

Re: practice balls

Christian J — Tue, 18 Sep 2012 13:25:36 GMT

I'm sure they make some practice ones somewhere. However a great alternative is go to lostgolfballs.com and buy there 3 star ones, they have great low prices on every make of golf ball. I have boughten some from them before and can garunteee you they are authentic.

Re: practice balls

greg p — Tue, 18 Sep 2012 12:25:02 GMT

TGW has them for $30 a dozen. But, why not buy some of recycled water balls that available? They are much cheaper and pretty good quality.