Police said they were investigating complaints from several Gungahlin suburbs on Sunday night.

"At least 10 Harrison, Bonner, Palmerston, Forde and Amaroo residents were targeted, in what are believed to be related incidents. Windows and lights of parked vehicles were targeted. In the majority of cases golf balls were located in, or around the damaged vehicles. Eggs were also reported as being used to damage vehicles," police said in a statement.

"On the same night, six residences in Casey were damaged by golf balls being hit into the area from unoccupied land. While exact damage is still being determined, the final costs of the damage are believed to be in the tens of thousands of dollars."

Police believe the attacks are related to a burglary at Gungahlin Lakes Golf Club.

"Offenders broke into a building at the driving range, stealing golf balls, confectionary and soft drinks," police said.

Acting Officer-in-Charge of Gungahlin Police Station Andrew Mitchell is calling for witnesses to come forward.

“The residents of Gungahlin have the right to expect their vehicles and premises will remain safe while they sleep. Incidents like this don’t just happen without some wider discussion from the offenders before and after the event. I urge anyone with any information, no matter how small, to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000, or via www.act.crimestoppers.com.au. You can provide information anonymously,” he said.

Police are also asking any other victims who have not yet reported the matter to do so.