Are practice balls just like overruns?

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    daddymack

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    Or are they like range balls that have been beat to death?


    Found a good deal on Noodle practice balls. Want to know what i'm getting

    thanks
     
    The noodles are regular blems. 99% are graphic blems so they are great for practice, please don't get caught playing them at a tourney:)
     
    The noodles are regular blems. 99% are graphic blems so they are great for practice, please don't get caught playing them at a tourney


    I've only been playing since september. i guess what I asking is if i bought some to play a round of golf with, are they beat to death like range balls, or are they just slightly imperfect and just as good as the others? effect
     
    Daddy:

    These balls would be perfectly fine for you. XXXXouts are also a good possibility as they are balls with cosmetic blemishs and perform quite well.

    As you are learning the game there is no need to get expensive balls.
     
    I've been playing 3 years and still don't buy expensive balls. Not X-outs or practice, but not expensive.
     

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