Links Choice High-Visibility Coloured Optic Golf Balls - Enhanced Visibility

Very useful for spotting them on frosty or snowy weather

great

With winter coming in and frosty mornings coating golf courses in a layer of ice, I wanted a golf ball that I could easily see but also at a budget price. While I usually go for yellow, I decided to try these in pink. Not the manliest of colours I know! However, they certainly do stand out as they are surprisingly bright and nothing on or around the course matches the colour so a light dusting of leaves, a patch of frost and even a few hedges are not too much of a problem. I do think these balls are attracted to the water and bunkers though but I somehow think that is more to do with me! They are also quite soft on contact, which is something I do not usually find with cheaper end golf balls. One of the down sides is they don’t seem to get the distance of Callaway or Srixon balls but I never expected them too. However, I do intend to buy more in the future. If you are looking for a bright, cheap golf ball and distance is not a major concern then try these.

They're high viz and also golf balls. All good

ALL GOOD AND ON TIME

Good quality bright balls. Easy to spot in the rough. They look great and have value for money.

I use a practice ground at my local golf club where you bring your own practice balls and you shag them yourself. I thought bright orange These balls seem perfect for practice use. However, despite being described as Brand new, and with pictures of balls in boxes, I got recycled golf balls in a net bag. This changes the value proposition. I knew I was buying practice balls but I thought they were cheap new balls of dubious manufacture not relatively expensive old. I usually buy top branded balls when they are on offer or during Prime Days for as low as 72p per ball, these work out as 70p per ball. I suppose you get what you pay for and I should have paid more attention to the listing?

Worth every penny top golf balls