Golf Ball Review
Maxfli Noodle Long and Soft golf balls are certainly not at the high price end of golf balls. Coming in at around $28 (Aussie dollars) for 12 they are affordable yet give regular golfers a very decent ball for their money.
The Long and Soft Noodle Ball is designed to deliver that optimum blend between distance, soft feel and spin. It is a two piece ball and has a 408 dimple pattern engineered to deliver a high and long carrying trajectory.
I first used this ball in my last round of golf and while my driver and I were not seeing eye to eye on this particular day my iron shots were certainly carrying further than I expected. Using my 4 iorn I was actually outhitting my playing partner who was using a 3 wood. Amazingly not only do these balls deliver great distance, but also great feel around the greens. I would certainly recommended these balls to the golfer looking for a relatively cheap ball that is still good quality.
While I have certainly used better balls, they did cost many times as much as the noodle. For the price you cannot go wrong and I think that this ball will always have a place in my bag. This is one ball that can compete out of it's price range!
This post was not sponsored in any way - I pay for all my golf balls, because I am not a good enough golfer to be sponsored.
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Sunday, August 19, 2007
Golf Equipment Review - Maxfli Noodle Long and Soft Golf Balls
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