Golf Practice Ball Breakthrough
For Limited Practice Areas

TravelGolf.com Staff Report

STILLWATER, OK (April 4, 2001) -- Have you always needed to find time to practice your golf swing, but rarely had the time to drive all the way to the driving range, pay for a bucket of balls, and analyze the problems in my swing.

If so, this story will sound familiar:

It got to the point that I only 'practiced' my swing while I was actually playing a round of golf. I wanted to practice in the comfort of my own yard and not have to worry about breaking anything.

Then I conducted a study of golf practice ball styles, pricing, and availability. In this independent study, I found that golfers with limited practice area, such as their yard, or even indoor areas, preferred soft foam practice balls to solid core or wiffle-type balls, which can fly distances in excess of thirty meters.

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I have worked with different densities, weights, and textures, experimenting to find the cure for short range practicing that actually replicates accurate ball response off of the club face. Finally, after months of trial and error, I've done it!

My soft foam practice ball design is an improved EVA foam technology, with a hardness and density that will not damage any surface with which they come into contact, but which results in a realistic ball flight path.

This "true flight" technology allows the golfer to work on his/her ball striking and analyze their swing within an area up to 10 meters.

Also, as compared to preceding golf practice balls, our soft foam practice balls deliver better quality and satisfaction than the wiffle-type, and shorter ball flight than the solid-core foam balls.

And what's more, I can package this technology at a price that fits anyone's pocket book.

My "true flight" soft foam practice balls come in packs of four or twelve (retail USD 2.96/4 pack, 8.88/12 pack).

If you are a licensed distributor or retailer and would like a sample or any other information, please contact us at the numbers below.

For more information, contact Kenn McSperitt at shayentrprses@aol.com.