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That's good, then!

I know birds will go broody on nothing, but it is more likely for them to start thinking about becoming a dam after they see a good amount of eggs in a nest. I never saw where the OP stated exactly how many golf balls they have in the nest.

Assuming that your females are new to laying and that is why you have golf balls there, you can take the golf balls out once all of your females understand that it is a good nesting location. If there are multiple fake eggs, golf balls, or other circular/oval objects to encourage laying, then a...

I agree with the others. Assuming that your chickens are getting fed the proper amount and proper kind of feed, your pullet is only undergoing stress from being somewhere new. That can explain why she is laying abnormal eggs but is healthy in every other way!