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I purchased the BirdieBalls soft and standard. I've also purchased the plastic wedge they sell for hitting tennis balls. Both are incredible if you have a dog. You do need to buy the plastic mat as well unless you want to damage your lawn. (just purchase the blemished versions at a discount).
The tennis balls can go about 40 yards and the birdie balls about 30-40 yards depending (irons/driver). I tend to use the tennis balls more often because the dog chews on the birdieballs and does not want to bring them back right away. The soft ones he deformed to quickly. The standard ones can take a fair amount of chewing (60lb labraddodle).
The birdie balls seem to fly with draw/fade just like a real ball. Tennis balls also but to a lesser amount. This is great practice and exercise for dog and human.
The tennis balls can go about 40 yards and the birdie balls about 30-40 yards depending (irons/driver). I tend to use the tennis balls more often because the dog chews on the birdieballs and does not want to bring them back right away. The soft ones he deformed to quickly. The standard ones can take a fair amount of chewing (60lb labraddodle).
The birdie balls seem to fly with draw/fade just like a real ball. Tennis balls also but to a lesser amount. This is great practice and exercise for dog and human.