BirdieBalls Practice Golf Balls Review
BirdieBalls are ideal for golfer that has an outdoor hitting space at their home. Simply walking into the backyard and getting a few swings in while watching these ball fly as if they were real golf balls can be incredibly valuable. Golf courses and players that do not have access to a full length range could also use BirdieBalls to allow everyone to hit drivers before going out and having to try and score. Ultimately, the BirdieBalls are practice tools that can be used by anyone that has roughly 60 yards to hit and then collect their shots.
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BirdieBall is most famous for their indoor putting solutions. However, one of the most unique products in the golfing space is the hallmark BirdieBalls. Not to be confused with the name of the company, the BirdieBalls are limited flight golf balls that simulate curvatures when impacted with golf clubs. BirdieBalls fly approximately 40-60 yards total when struck with drivers and they make fantastic practice tools in larger backyards or on shorter ranges.
Key Features
- BirdieBalls are limited flight golf balls that spin just like actual golf balls to create similar flight patterns.
- Anyone with access to 60 yards can hit every club in their bag and see if their shots are drawing, fading, slicing, or hooking.
- BirdieBalls are incredibly durable and can be used over and over again.
Who Should Buy BirdieBalls?
BirdieBalls are ideal for golfer that has an outdoor hitting space at their home. Simply walking into the backyard and getting a few swings in while watching these ball fly as if they were real golf balls can be incredibly valuable. Golf courses and players that do not have access to a full length range could also use BirdieBalls to allow everyone to hit drivers before going out and having to try and score. Ultimately, the BirdieBalls are practice tools that can be used by anyone that has roughly 60 yards to hit and then collect their shots.
BirdieBalls Detailed Review
Design and Technology
BirdieBalls are practice golf balls that mimic the spin of golf balls on the range and course. As golfers deliver the golf club to a BirdieBall the unique shape and materials within them create a flight that draws, fades, slices, or hooks depending on how you swing. BirdieBalls are limited in their flights enough that they can be used in backyards or at parks for anytime and anywhere practice.
Specs
BirdieBalls can be purchased as single pieces or in packs of three or twelve. BirdieBalls can also be purchased in packages with Strikepads and baskets. Recreational packages are also available for golfers looking to engage younger players or built a fun backyard setup.
Our Experience
BirdieBalls are really an amazing product. I was very surprised by how well each time I hit the BirdieBall they responded and flew like a traditional golf ball. I attempted to hit draws, hook, fades and some slices to see if the BirdieBalls would perform like practice balls on the range. Each time, the BirdieBalls responded appropriately and it was fantastic to be able to hit some shots away from the course without having to spend any money on range balls. I can easily see a direct path to golfers swapping range sessions for BirdieBalls if they are space, time, or budget limited.
BirdieBalls are ideal for golfer that has an outdoor hitting space at their home. Simply walking into the backyard and getting a few swings in while watching these ball fly as if they were real golf balls can be incredibly valuable. Golf courses and players that do not have access to a full length range could also use BirdieBalls to allow everyone to hit drivers before going out and having to try and score. Ultimately, the BirdieBalls are practice tools that can be used by anyone that has roughly 60 yards to hit and then collect their shots.
- BirdieBalls can be used almost anywhere, especially with wedges up to mid irons.
- BirdieBalls simulate the flights of traditional golf balls in a way that allows golfers to practice in a more convenient fashion.
- BirdieBalls are impressive in their durability even after being used several times with a driver at high club head speeds.
- The noise produced after the BirdieBalls are hit are not always pleasant.
- Users should be sure they have the BirdieBalls resting on mostly level surfaces like a hitting mat.
- The Velocity tee is almost essential for using the BirdieBalls with a driver and are not included directly.
Conclusion
BirdieBall continues to innovate with products that allow golfers to improve their game at their own pace. BirdieBalls are perfect for players that want to swing a club more often but do not have time to go back-and-forth from their local course. BirdieBalls can also be used as indoor chipping golf balls to help golfers practice strike and very short pitches. Golf can be a game that is limited because of price, weather, and real estate, thanks to BirdieBall, all of these can be overcome.
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How Do The BirdieBalls Compare?
SKLZ Limited Flight Practice Golf Balls
SKLZ Limited Flight Golf Balls are practice golf balls made from incredibly strong plastics for enhanced durability and extended lifetimes. These balls fly approximately 45 yards and are circular like regulation golf balls. The SKLZ Practice Golf Balls are a great alternative to traditional plastic practice golf balls.
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GoSports Foam Golf Practice Balls
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The HX Practice ball from Callaway uses a similar dimple pattern as the HEX golf ball. This dimple patter allows golfers to observe a more realistic flight pattern in limited spaces. These balls are available in green, orange, and pink options so they are highly visible in backyard and park locations.
