These are great balls for baseball hitting practice; I can't speak to golf, which is what they are marketed for.
Although somewhat more expensive than wiffle balls proper, they are still cheap. As a solid foam, they are not so easily affected by the wind as wiffles are, and they do not sting like wiffles do when I am hit by them.
They are substantial enough to pitch from a modest distance, but still soft enough that they can be used inside without knocking over household items. (I use these in a Jugs Small Ball pitching machine, indoors).
I've bought several hundred of these now, after first seeing them used by a Little League coach. An added benefit is the various colors; besides being fun, the child can be told to only swing at certain colors, & etc.
Finally, while one can use a plastic wiffle bat, I'd recommend a slender metal bat (e.g. like the "Lightning Rod") to improve a youngster's hand-eye swing coordination & bat speed.Get more detail about Intech Range Bucket with 48 Balls.
