In fact, golfers will often walk a course equipped with a dozen or more at their disposal. As you approach the hole, you can use a footbag of either soft or medium consistency to chip it in or near the hole. To putt, you'll typically use your softest footbag. Considering all of the different kicking situations golfers find themselves in, it's a good idea to have a wide assortment of footbags from which to choose. The best way to save synthetic footbags from a premature retirement is to keep them clean.
Dirt acts as an abrasive on the cover material causing excessive wear during routine use.
To wash synthetic footbags you simply throw them in the washing machine and dryer along with your laundry. Be sure to rinse your footbag free of soap and lightly squeeze out any excess water. Roll the footbag round again and let it dry at room temperature. Roll it round again and let it dry at room temperature. This will help prevent the leather from drying out and cracking.