Are the balls made of foam or legit golf balls? Props to answers within the next 3 hours! Thanks
525719
The balls are the legit golf balls and have good weight to them. Ours have lasted over a year with no problems and is used a lot! I recommend this set!!
525720
The ones I got were real golf balls; but there are also soft, foam I think, for indoor play. This is an excellent outdoor game for all ages!
525721
They are golf balls. I'm not sure if they are "legit" golf balls. But they sure seem like it.
525722
They are golf balls. This is a great game and good enough quality. Defn get this one.
2272911
The ball is made of a vinyl. Feel is very similar to a regular beach ball, but it is a heavier gauge material.
467740
They are hard, not cushioned, just like a golf ball. Our kids enjoy playing, along with many other kids (ages ranging from 4 and up) and so far, that has not been an issue. There are only 6 pairs (2 balls connected by one string) so each kid gets 3 and we just make them stand on the same side to avoid them hitting each other.
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.
1490
I have no idea. Mine are still fine. Actually , I did not realize they are foam.
623810
Hi . I bought it for a buddy for Christmas . He is loving it . He is awesome at golf , plays every week . He said that it is the bomb . Your children will enjoy it . They will learn to put as well .
1758283
The bolo balls are somewhat soft, but they bounce well. The Miranda steel version of ladder golf is the best that I have seen.It is top quality all the way!
1025738
They are in between. Not the hard regular balls but not fluffy soft either. I hope that helps.
1724628
They have no cavity back like a pitching wedge iron, they look like the Cleveland cg wedges. I've been playing them for 2 or 3 years now and I would say they have a very open face. I usually end up using the 60 out of the sand. The bounce is actually really good. For the price of these, you can't go wrong. Good luck.
1200145
Precise. They Are cheap clubs and I have had 2 heads come off on my irons. Drivers are ok still.
224977
Bigger than golf balls. Seem to be a safe size. No choking hazard. Hope that helps. :-)
1014652
As other comments have pointed out they are regular golf balls. As such, windows will get damaged at the same rate that they would be from normal golf balls, same goes for walls. Floors...only if your floors are made of paper, or you're dropping the balls from an extreme height
817027
To be frank, I've forgotten. What I can tell you is that if it does, it's only a few.The balls are an issue. The recommended balls are relatively expensive & heavy (by small foam ball standards) making indoor use more difficult due to the risk of breaking things. My recommendation is to look for the lighter-weight, multi-color foam balls more typically used for golf practice, which can be bought in bulk for cheap. I don't recall the name, but if you look under my Amazon reviews, they are there.
1043185
The Joola iPong poly pro balls I got are really seamless. At this price, I don't think you're getting quality seamless. I'm sure these are fine for beer pong but if you need regulation ping pong you might want to buy a better ball.
1290036
i have a set now. only had for 4-5 rounds. like the clubs. my last shafts were steel and i like the feel of the graphite... hope that helps...
811628
Bigger than a golf ball and smaller than a tennis ball. Maybe handball sized. Really too soft to be of any value-- i find a simple golf ball does a bettehor job. For me, the only real value was in the wooden roller.
951136
Laney, I really don't know about the construction. I suppose the boxes would tell you all you need to know. I've been a real fan of this ball, but recently switched to the Wilson Staff that is 50 compression. They definitely stop on the green but seem to be longer.