JINGWEI Floating Golf Balls – Water Range Practice Kit (10 Balls + Mesh Bag, Orange)

JINGWEI Floating Golf Balls: Water Range Practice Made Easy

Practice on the water introduces a different kind of challenge, and these bright orange floating golf balls from JINGWEI are designed to meet it with buoyant confidence. Each ball is crafted to stay afloat, remain visible against the water, and offer a consistent feel as you swing from shore, boat, or a dedicated practice pond.

This set is built for real-life practice scenarios where quick retrieval matters and steady feedback helps you gauge distance and control. The orange color helps you spot the ball as it skims across the surface, aiding focus and rhythm during drills. While they won’t replace on-land golf balls, they offer a purpose-built option for water-range sessions that emphasize repetition, range-time, and fun data-free practice.

What’s in the pack

• Ten orange floating golf balls
• Mesh bag for simple storage and transport

Key design and material features

• 2-piece construction for a balanced feel and durable build
• 392 dimples to promote a stable, predictable flight path on shots hitting the water
• 85–90 compression for a responsive, yet forgiving impact
• Injected Surlyn cover for toughness and reliable buoyancy in wet environments

Size, weight, and buoyancy

• Diameter: approx. 4.26 cm ± 0.3 cm
• Net weight: approx. 39 g ± 0.3 g
• Elastic force: >75% for buoyant, quick rise after contact

Where and how to use

• Water-range practice at lakes, ponds, or any safe water feature
• Group drills or solo sessions to build rhythm and timing without worrying about lost balls
• Casual warm-ups before or after on-land rounds, with a safe, buoyant retrieval option

Care and handling

• Rinse with fresh water after use to remove debris
• Avoid harsh chemicals that may affect buoyancy over time
• Store in the mesh bag to keep the set together and easy to grab for your next session

These JINGWEI floating balls offer a practical, cost-conscious way to practice on the water. They’re not a promise of higher scores, but they’re a tangible option for more reps, better visibility on the surface, and easy retrieval when your drill ends.