Sci-Core Balls

[braycobb]

A number of players have asked about what type of non-real balls (e.g., foam, Almost Golf, etc.) work best with R-Motion. The settings let you choose between Real and Almost Golf balls. I have always used Almost Golf balls. Unfortunately, they are difficult to acquire.

Another option may be the Sci-Core balls. I recently decided to try these and see how they faired against the Almost Golf balls. They are available from Amazon at $25/dozen or $15/6. I received them this morning and did a quick comparison. They are pretty much the same feel as the Almost Golf ball, maybe slightly harder. They work perfectly and yield the same results.

[goingup4m]

For what it is worth I started out just using plain foam balls and was having issues getting readings and distances were way short. I tried some Maxfli high impact balls from Dicks sporting goods and had better luck but we broke 4 of these in the 1st round.
Now I have wrapped the original foam balls with electrical tape and they work great. I get good readings and they are holding up great. I was even able to tape together the broken Maxfli balls and they have help together just fine.

[braycobb]

Yep. The soft foam balls don't work well. The sensor accelerometer needs sufficient impact detection or results will be varied or detection won't happen at all.

[DS12]

Here is a place to get almost golf balls

https://chippogolf.com/collections/shop-chippo/products/chippo-golf-balls-by-almostgolf-12-pack

[Par2Pro]

Hey All, we were finally able to get the white ones back in stock. We now have them on our website: https://www.par2pro.com/shop/product...roducts_id=146. We have them in our US warehouse now and our Canadian inventory should be showing up soon!

[Draxe90]

I use the Sci-core Balls and find them to be excellent, I do chip and putt with a real ball Prov1