PGA Foam Practice Golf Balls - Ideal for Indoor & Garden

• Soft foam material, perfect for indoor use without causing any damage.
• Ideal for practicing in small spaces, such as your garden or even indoors.
• Bright yellow color for excellent visibility and easy retrieval of your balls.
• Practice your full swing without having to walk far to recover the ball.

If the product is in stock and is ordered before 9:00 PM, the order will be shipped the same day via Post NL.

If it is not a stock item, we will send you an email with the estimated delivery time. The average delivery time is then 5 working days. Of course, we will keep you informed of changes to the estimated delivery time.

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Which training materials are most effective for beginners?

For beginners in golf, it is essential to focus on the basics. Putting mats and chipping nets are excellent tools to fine-tune your short game. These tools help you get a feel for distance and direction, which is fundamental for any golfer. Additionally, swing trainers are valuable to teach the correct movement without getting overwhelmed by complex techniques.

How often should I use training equipment for optimal results?

Consistency is the key to improvement. Experts recommend practicing with your training equipment at least three times a week, each for about 20-30 minutes. This rhythm helps you build a routine and prevents overload. Remember that quality is more important than quantity - focus on correct execution rather than endless repetitions.

Can I train effectively with home equipment?

Absolutely! Many professional golfers swear by home practice. Putting mats, practice balls, etc. are all effective tools that you can easily use at home. The advantage of home practice is that you can practice more often, which leads to a faster improvement in your technique and consistency.

What is the difference between cheap and expensive training equipment?

While there can certainly be differences in quality, more expensive doesn’t always mean better. Cheaper gear can work well for beginners and intermediate players. More expensive options often offer more durability, precision, and advanced features like digital feedback. The most important thing is that the gear is right for your skill level and training goals.

How do I integrate training materials into my general golf practice?

A balanced approach is key. Use training equipment to complement your time on the course and driving range. Begin each training session with warm-up exercises using your equipment. Then focus on specific aspects of your game that need improvement. Finish with a short confidence-boosting drill. This method, recommended by top coaches, provides a complete workout that improves all facets of your game.

All items are carefully checked by us before shipping and tested if necessary. Despite the high quality of the items we have in our range, it may happen that you receive an item that is not perfect. In that case, we will gladly provide you with a suitable solution as soon as possible.

If an item is still defective upon receipt, we kindly request that you report this as soon as possible. If possible by e-mail with your customer details. We will then inform you as soon as possible about a solution.

Legal warranty

A product must possess the properties that are necessary for normal use. In short: do what you, the buyer, may reasonably expect from it. This means that a product may not show any defects during normal use during the expected lifespan. If a product does not meet these expectations - in other words: shows a defect - then Golf Backyard will in principle repair this free of charge, or if that is not possible, deliver a replacement, comparable product.