Does using plastic golf balls for practice improve your swing, or make it worse?

June 20, 2012 by Total Golf News

QUESTION: I bought some plastic golf balls with the holes in them so I could practice my swing in the backyard and actually have something to hit. Will this actually improve my swing, or will it make it worse because plastic balls aren't like real golf balls? Thanks for the help guys. ANSWER:

Answer by dvz
It didn't worked that well for me. I thought my swing were good when I was using practice balls. But when I took the swing to the range. It was right, ball freight was different. Nothing like the real thing.

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