BirdieBall is the limited flight practice golf ball that you can hit anywhere. It's the best golf training aid invented this century (not to brag but…).
What’s so unique? It has a limited flight distance of 40 metres, but feels and flies just like a real golf ball. It draws and fades, but with a limited flight range, so you can have your own backyard driving range.
When you hit a golf ball it spins in reverse on its axis. If that axis is horizontal, the ball goes straight. Tilt the axis right or left, and the ball will slice or hook.
The BirdieBall is about half the weight of a golf ball, but its non-aerodynamic shape at impact, causes you to feel resistance on the club head which makes it feel like you've hit a regular golf ball. You’ll know you’ve made good contact by the gratifying sound and feel after a pure strike!
With BirdieBalls, you can take golf anywhere. Great for backyards, parks, schools, the beach...anywhere!
Our StrikePad makes it possible to play in even more places, and off all sorts of surfaces, safely, and without damage to your clubs or the ground.
Everyone! BirdieBalls are perfect for beginners, and an ideal introduction to the game of golf. They are just as useful to seasoned golfers looking to get great practice without needing to go to the driving range. You don’t even need to consider yourself a “golfer” to enjoy hitting the BirdieBall around just for fun!
On average, BirdieBalls fly about 40 metres with a 6 iron. The exact distance depends on a number of factors, including your swing speed, the club used, and the presence of wind. As you club up, the distance will increase a few metres.
The Velocity Tee will allow you to tee up the BirdieBall and use a driver or fairway wood. When hitting them with a driver, they can fly up to 60 metres.
Yes! You can take a half/quarter swing to practice your chip shots.
Yes! With the Velocity Tee, you can tee the BirdieBall up to practice with the clubs that even pros have a difficult time keeping consistent! Each pack of Velocity Tees comes with 2 tees: 1 for driver and 1 for fairway woods.
Like any plastic, BirdieBalls can crack and have a finite life. There are a few factors that affect the 'crackability': if the balls are being hit in temperatures below 7 degrees Celsius, high club speed, the amount of times they have been struck, and the surface on which the balls are landing. If the balls land on something that can cause a defect on the ball, the weakened spot can crack when struck. If your BirdieBalls do crack, it is safest to not hit the ball again.
While the BirdieBall is much safer to use than a golf ball, we cannot guarantee that they won't break windows when hit from a close range! (We haven't seen it happen, but it certainly could!)
Yep they sure do! Great fun summer entertainment at the beach or the pool.
