can it use wiffle ball golf balls?
2017589
Not sure, never tried them. I bought a barrel of the Jugs small-balls from Amazon when I bought this machine, and I would occasionally find a ball in the backyard when mowing.
2017590
This uses special sized soft jugs small balls. They sell them separate. I would imagine wiffle ball golf balls being too hard and getting stuck in this machine
2017591
I think they might be the right size but wouldn't fly true. I have never tried them tho
2017592
Unfortunately they probably won't work well. We have tried the foam rubber golf balls and they fly erratically and not realistic.. just not enough density to get a true flight. HOWEVER, we do mix them (foam rubber golf balls) in with the regular balls for the purpose of simulating bad pitches, that way the boys don't get too comfortable with the rhythm and start taking their eye off of the ball. We did have a problem with losing the balls because they really fly off of the bat.. so I built a cage using conduit and fish netting.
1127577
no. this only works with tennis balls. they sell a different ball saver for racquetballs which is smaller than this one.
867393
No, they take a special size ball that is only available from this manufacturer. We had some that were only a fraction larger & will not pitch them very far. Tennis balls would fit the machine but pitches them right out on the ground if at all. Be sure to order extra balls with the machine.
1185680
It would really depend on the size of the cookie balls. If they are about golf ball size, maybe 9, if smaller you may be able to do a dozen.
904672
Sorry, sir, afraid not. All it does is warm the ball to a safe but effective temperature. I would think you would need a spinner and fine sandpaper.
1570991
Yes--with modification. Initially, the ball sank halfway into the tee. The soft rubber tube/cone tee "head" can be altered to hold the ball a little higher. (Wrapped with a rubber band, etc.) A tee with a solid perch (more like an enlarged golf tee) may work better with the golf-size balls.
1697553
Yes. But this is made for a universal ball. You just need the smaller pin it sounds like.
452358
These may be to soft, you can use an old golf ball and roll that under your foot. Every golfer has some used golf balls they can give you.
960805
Yes but the hole is large, about an inch, not the 3/4 size common with a 1 7/8 ball. It will still work but a larger threaded portion would fit better.
2087191
Yes. It's works great with real ballsI usually hit irons into it but have hit 3 woods, hybrids and drivers
1141334
I had 2 Wind Spinners attached to mine and it ran continuously for about a three weeks outside of my gazebo, before the batteries died. So if your ball is not to heavy, I would say yes.
2099872
No, I tried it. A tennis ball is slightly smaller and won't catch between the spinning wheels that propel the ball.
1624160
You may be able to fling something as large as a golf ball, Up to maybe 50 or 60 feet. My Min Pin loved her tennis ball. I hurt my back and was no longer able to through it for her. Picked up a tennis racket at a yard sale and it worked great!
2087192
Absolutely. It was made for real golf balls. All others are just a bonus. It's high grade and virtually indestructable.
103242
I guess it could..anything is possible. The thing is though, if your back yard is like mine...the grass is not exactly fairway, so it will have lots of grass blades to stop it if you hit a worm burner shot. I must say, this really is a fine product, and just pops up in seconds. You will enjoy it.
377648
I dont think so i use it on granite island in kitchen. And a folding table works great. A pool table is a lil wide. And the felt might not help with the bounce of the ball
1361271
I use a very soft golf balls made of foam and it works well. However, I do not think you need to use a ball to record the swing information.