One of the difficulties with learning golf is that there are no stages or levels of the game - it is all or nothing.  The club you swing, the ball you hit, and the hole you aim at are the same ones the professionals use.  Talk about making it difficult for the beginner.

In other sports there are larger goals, smaller fields, and modified equipment to make things more enjoyable for the beginner.  And in a lot of sports you can compete against people of a similar ability as you learn the game and as you improve you can seek out better opponents.  But with golf no matter what your ability is it is just you against the course using the same equipment as an expert from the moment you start.  Indeed, even video games have various levels to make them accessible and enjoyable to everyone.

Beginners and juniors will find the BirdieBall is easier to get into the air compared to a normal golf ball so they'll immediately have a more rewarding and motivating introduction to the game of golf.  There is no compromise in realism though - quite the opposite - BirdieBall reacts and files just like a normal ball so with every shot you receive meaningful and valuable feedback allowing you to progressively improve your swing.  And because BirdieBall flies only a short distance, you can practice and play in the comfort of your yard or the park and avoid the pressure of the golf course or driving range as you learn the game and build your confidence.  In these ways, BirdieBall provides a more comfortable level or stage for people starting out in the game.

Too many people are introduced to the game of golf but don't stick with it because of its difficulty and frustration.  With the BirdieBall, the game is less intimidating, it is more enjoyable and relaxing, and you quickly develop the fundamentals of golf in a comfortable environment.