Lightweight Golf Practice Ball designed for realistic shortgame training in limited space Key benefits Practice anywhere: Use at home, in the office, or at the driving range to keep practice consistent despite space constraints. Realistic feedback: Engineered to simulate real shot feel and trajectory so you build reliable muscle memory for chip shots and putting strokes. Spacesaving and portable: 30% smaller than traditional golf balls and weighing just 21 g, it fits in a pocket or golf bag for quick practice sessions. Durable for repeated use: Built to withstand frequent indoor or outdoor drills while maintaining performance and trajectory control. Improves consistency: Helps refine swing mechanics and shortgame accuracy through frequent, compact sessions. Key specifications and function Size: Approximately 30% smaller than a standard golf ball for safer indoor use and reduced travel distance. Weight: 21 g for a lightweight, controlled flight that still provides realistic feedback. Performance: Designed to deliver consistent trajectory control and shortgame feel for putting and chipping practice. Use: Suitable for both indoor and outdoor drills without requiring large practice areas. Practical use scenarios Home: Practice putting and chip shots on a mat or carpet in the living room to reinforce stroke mechanics between rounds. Office or campus: Quick shortgame drills during breaks to maintain feel and consistency without needing a full range. Driving range or warmups: Use before play to warm up the short game and reinforce targeted techniques with less space and less crowding. Who this is for Beginners working on accuracy and basic shortgame technique. Intermediate and advanced golfers refining touch, distance control, and consistency. Busy professionals or students who need convenient, portable practice options. What it solves Eliminates the need for large practice areas while preserving realistic shot feedback. Makes frequent, focused shortgame practice practical and portable. Reduces wear on indoor surfaces by using a smaller, lighter ball engineered for controlled flights.