6-Pack of Light-Activated, Timer-Free Night Eagle CV LED Golf Balls

BrendanBrendan: I give these a 4/5 because my only critique is that the balls don’t light up 100% so there’s little patches where there’s no light source.

Once you get out in the dark, it doesn’t affect the light at all and I’ve been playing with these for two summers. I lost four of my last six balls from my first purchase last summer, but decided to go with all white since I figure they’re the easiest to find. If you hit the weeds or go OB.

I recommend anyone who is looking for light up balls to spend the $40 because one, the golfing is free, and when it’s a full moon, you’ll know why these are even better.

A little heavier so the ball doesn’t travel as far but you barely can tell the difference when you hit, so you don’t feel like you’re not hitting an actual golf ball. I got a cheaper sent last summer and they were absolutely terrible so it’s worth the $40 for six balls.

United States on Oct 11, 2022

bjs: Bright. Awesome for our glow golf events. Feels like you are hitting a rock but they can fly. Don’t use with woods or hybrids. Irons only. There are duds aka ones that don’t work in the box. Usually not more than one. I like them better than the glow stick insert ones.

United States on Sep 24, 2022

Raphael barry: Great fun but know that once they've been activated you've got 2 weeks max to use them. Also, expect 30% of the time, a ball will fail before the end of a full round. Easy does it, increased smash factor = decreased glow time.

United States on Dec 14, 2021

JAbe: This ball works. The distance is terrible, club up 1 or 2 clubs. But it's reliable and pretty durable. It's hard as a rock. Wear ear plugs when you hit your driver. But after a few rounds they're still running. Which is far, far more than I can say for the other 3 companies' balls I tried. This one turns on when you light it and is far more reliable than the ones that light on impact. Those two brands were bad...

I tried three other very popular, recommended on Amazon brands. They were all horrible. They did not come anywhere near distance and feel claims nor last as long as claimed. In fact one brand LED balls (C.G.) wouldn't even make it through a 9 hole round. The other LED brand (B.P.) had terrible covers that got destroyed after hitting a few times. Don't hit them with Vokeys... Returned. I lost about 3 LED balls (C.G.) because they died when hit... like the 5th hit or less. I returned the rest. The one that glowed and not light up (R.L.G.), was absolutely the worst. It does not feel like a normal ball because the very first time you hit it the cover cracks and then you lose all distance after that. They also do not glow bright at all. They take forever to charge up to...

United States on May 24, 2021

Lora E. Grabowski: This performed as advertised. I bought the ball that can change 7 different colors. Very useful when you have more than one person on the hole using glow balls. We used these balls at the end of our round so we could finish. Then decided to play two more holes as it was getting dark fast. Everyone in the foursome loved them. They looked like Roman Candles shooting off when struck. You need to know they only go about 70% as far as normal balls, about two clubs different.

I read reviews about people getting balls that didn't work. So I tested them the night before use. I activated the first ball with a small LED flashlight and was very pleased. Then I decided to check the other 5 and none of them worked. I was pretty bummed. I assumed they were broken because of reviews I read. I didn't give up. I decided to try my cell phone light and to my surprise they all activated. I wanted to write this review to help others if they had the same issue. The light sensor in the ball must be a little deeper and harder to activate. All of my buddies activated the balls the next night with their cell phones too, all worked.

United States on Nov 11, 2020