GoSports Light-Up LED Golf Balls

No, these are designed specifically for short-game practice, chipping, and putting. Because they have limited flight distance—about 65% of a standard ball—they aren't suitable for full-swing play on a regulation course.

You don't need to manually switch them. The lights are impact-activated, meaning they turn on automatically when you hit the ball. Each ball features a 10-minute timer that automatically shuts the light off to conserve battery life.

The integrated batteries provide approximately 35 hours of illumination per ball. Since the lights only activate upon impact and turn off after 10 minutes, you should get plenty of practice sessions out of each ball before the battery runs out.

They will feel different. Because these balls house internal electronics, they are constructed differently than standard golf balls. They are best used for casual practice and backyard drills rather than serious training where you need to replicate the exact feel and compression of your tournament equipment.

They are designed to withstand standard chipping and putting practice. However, repeatedly hitting them against hard surfaces like concrete or asphalt may damage the internal electronics or the outer shell faster than hitting them on grass or turf.