96 Golf Size Training Balls

I bought the MaxBP Pro mainly for my grandson, and it has turned out to be one of the better training tools we’ve used. He can get a lot of swings in without needing someone standing there pitching to him the whole time, which makes practicing a lot easier.

The smaller balls really make him focus on watching the ball and making good contact. I’ve noticed that after using the MaxBP for a while, a regular baseball seems easier for him to pick up and track.

We’ve used the machine quite a bit and it has held up very well. It’s easy to set up, easy to use, and we can change things up enough to keep practice interesting.

I’ve bought other training equipment in the past that ended up hardly getting used, but this is something my grandson actually enjoys practicing with. For a parent or grandparent trying to help a young player get more quality hitting reps, I think the MaxBP Pro is well worth it.

I have had my MaxBP Pro for a while and these are my second set of 96. I have tried some other golf balls that I had around and they fly all over the place. I tend to use around 30 at a time and once they start getting multiple cracks, I toss them. Having the machine throw in the zone is key for me and my son. I use it multiple times a day because I just enjoy playing. I’m glad I can make use of the Machine as much as we can.

These balls are very symmetrical and fly consistently. They are great quality and hold up after hours of repeated use and bat beatings.

While I make sure my kids try to track down each and every ball I don’t fret when we lose one due to the price. They really fly well from the machine but are light enough to not do damage. It’s safer to use these ball with young kids than a different setup. Lots of fun.