Double-layered Practice Golf Balls - 10 Units

Practice Balls Are Made For Hitting 

This statement might seem odd, considering all golf balls are made to be hit. But since the job of a practice golf ball is to be hit over and over again, they’re designed to take a beating.  

The typical practice golf ball will be made of a thick outer layer with a cheaper rubber core in the center. This tends to add a bit of weight to them, meaning they’re heavier.  

In contrast, premium golf balls are built for performance and use a higher-quality rubber core surrounded by two, three, or four layers. Usually, the outer-most layer is made of a durable but flexible layer of surlyn. Very high-performing golf balls like those used in the PGA Tour typically have a urethane covering, which allows for greater control over the ball.