R&L Fluorescent Glow Golf Balls

They're sweet..thanks

The media could not be loaded. I'm impressed with these. Kind of clicky like a topflight or pinnacle with a firmer outer shell but they arent overly hard. Shell does get some rash from wedges. I mostly use these to mess around the yard when we have friends over for a fire so they see more wedge action than anything. They are pretty easy to find when you run one into the bushes. I have an upgraded uv light. Never tried the one that came with it. 30 sec of light is plenty of time to hit and find them.

I thought these balls worked really well for my first night golf outing! They light up quickly and retain a glow for a good amount of time after each charge. You charge with the UV flash light which is provided and probably takes less than 30 seconds to work our way around the entire ball. The extreme brightness fades a bit by the time you get to your ball, but it just dulls a bit and on the dark grass and with dark skies, they are still super easy to spot for close to 10 minutes, gradually fading.I saw some others who used the balls with the LEDs inside that start flashing on contact. However, just from watching foursome ahead of us a couple of times, they had at least 4-5 times where they hit it and it didn’t light up, making it near impossible to find unless you have great sense of what your shot is doing. We did not have this worry what so ever with the RL ball. Also, just don’t do the balls with the glow stick inside... thats what they gave us at course.We did find that the ball traveled a little shorter than with our normal balls. I would say that this range increases the longer the club gets. I would say it probably takes 15 or so off of drives, 10ish off of fairways and long irons, and maybe 5-10 off of your wedges/short irons.We opted to chip, pitch, and putt with our regular balls. We putt lantern by pin and head lamp on the ball. The RL balls ran out considerably more than normal balls, and felt a little dead off the putter. I would recommend doing this from within 40-50 yards depending on comfort.I would certainly recommend this ball!

I really don't see how anyone could give these a positive rating. They simply do not hold a charge. I followed the instructions and they would stay lit for maybe a minute. By the time I made it to the area I hit, the iight was already gone...lost ball. My friends were using the LED balls and those were 10 times brighter and lasted much longer of course they were like hitting stones but at least you could see them. If you have to play night golf, go with the LED balls, these were terrible; a waste of money.

Super fun for evening putting around. We play in our yard when it’s dark and this makes it easy to track the ball but also it’s fun!

These don’t exactly light up the dark sky. In the fog, they’re useless because you won’t see the flight. In early morning darkness with no fog, they’re just ok, with a faint glow. Some of the yellow regular balls are just as easy, if not easier, to see lying in the grass. I’ve put the flashlight on them for over a minute, and one side is usually a little brighter from the flashlight, even when you keep the light on both sides. Not that effective, and seeing the ball in flight isn’t easy.That being said, these feel great - just like a regular ball. I guess that’s because they don’t have stuff inside the ball to make it light up. Feels like a regular ball, and flies around the same distance - maybe a little shorter, but definitely not a lot shorter.Overall, if you hit it pretty straight anyway, I’d go with these because they’re more like real balls. That yellow that Bridgestone balls come in is probably easier to see. If you spray it sometimes, and need to see the initial flight, I’d go with the traditional hard glow balls that actually light up. Those regular glow balls feel horrible, don’t fly as far, and probably wreck your clubface, but you definitely see them.

This is my review of the R&L Glow in Dark Tournament Quality Golf Balls. I gave them 5 stars. Here is why:A. These balls get very bright with the enclosed flashlight.B. After driving off the tee, it is easy to track the flight of the ball. If you land it in the fairway, the ball is visiblefrom the tee, at least for me. Brooks Koepcka and Rory may disagree here, but then they drive 330 yards! LOL!C. The carry off the tee, for my 96 MPH Driver Clubhead Speed, is quite comparable to any Premium Priced ball.D. It is very nice to take advantage of the very cheap "TWILIGHT RATES" offered by most courses this time of year!It is pretty cool to know I can get on the 9 hole course and walk into the Clubhouse with a completed scorecard!I would recommend buying a good headlamp powered by 2 3.7 volt Lithium Ion batteries, because if you miss thefairway, it will help you find the ball much quicker. Also, the headlamp will illuminate the reflective strip on theflag, giving you the exact target to aim for!E. These balls, in my opinion, work very well in the short game as well. They chip well and roll true!F. In summary, if you are looking to extend your season in both Spring and Fall, these are the balls to purchase!If, on the other hand, you want to putt with your kids after dark, those battery powered LED balls would mostlikely be fun for the kids, but if you want to take a FULL SWING with your Driver... these are what you want. :)G. BALL SPECS:DIAMETER: 43mmWEIGHT: 46gSTRIKE: 125 ft/sFLEXIBILITY: 79.5-81.5COMPRESSION: 70-85COLOR: White during the day, yellow-green at night after charging