foam golf ball

Foam golf balls commonly use shells made from EVA (Ethylene Vinyl Acetate) or TPU (Thermoplastic Polyurethane). Constructions include solid foam (no fill) models and foam-filled varieties.

Listings commonly show diameters of 1.65 inches and 1.68 inches, and some products are labeled as 'regulation size.'

Foam golf balls typically produce predictable, low-flight trajectories with usable spin and short distances suitable for practice. Many have dimpled surfaces to help simulate the feel and flight pattern of real golf balls at reduced or scaled-down distances.

Many sets include storage and transport options such as iron-range baskets with carry handles or mesh carry bags, often with drawstring closures for easy storage and transport.

They’re commonly used for swing and putting practice indoors, at home, at driving ranges, and in backyards. Some listings also note they’re suitable for casual play and pet use.

Listings show colorful, dual-color, and multi-color foam golf balls. Descriptions often note that colors may vary, and bright or contrasting colors are used to improve visibility and identification.

Many practice foam balls use dimpled surface patterns—including hex-shaped dimples—to help simulate real ball flight at reduced or scaled-down distances.