Noodle Noodle Golf Balls

The ball is a soft ball that doesn't rattle the club and really plays nice.

The Noodle is a great value ball.

I was playing at a local country club today (7/18/07 and we came to hole# 10 a par 4 295 yards pulled out my driver and put a brand new noodle on the tee and sank it for a hloe in one. OH HAPPY DAYS.

When they were made in USA they were a very responsive ball with good feel. Now they're nothing more then a foreign two-piece rock and lack the production quality of the past.

What a great ball!!! I ordered a dozen as a special through golfballs.com and said, "hey, I'll give these a shot." I've played the Pro V-1s and the NXT Tour for quite a while and this ball, I believe, is the better ball. It's softer around the greens, checks up rather well. Distance-wise, better. I'm sold on these balls; I just hope Maxfli keeps making them for years to come.

This is one of, if not the best ball out there. I have hit balls that went farther but were hard as hell to get them to stop on the greens. For the price maxfli get my money 9 out of ten times I buy balls. The other time well I just got to try the new stuff, can't help myself.

I have been playing for about 12 years, and have tried every major brand out there. I got a sleeve of the noodles for a gag gift, and well the gag is on my golf buddies. I cannot believe how much more control and distance I get from these. I keep the Rottini and Al-Dente's in my bag and swap them out during the course. It is awesome the feel and touch you get from these balls. I have brought 3 friends over to the noodle. One of my close friends added 9 yards on average to his drives and now they are STRAIGHT with the original noodle. This year he is switching to the al-dente for more control. You can pay alot more for other balls, but why?!?

I can't lose 'em! My shag bag is entirely filled with Noodles now because I take them out of play because of cart path or tree rash - but not very often. They're usually in the middle of the fairway (way ahead of the $4 balls) or on the green. If you're not playing Noodles, you're giving up feel, distance, and probably $30 a box.I've been playing this stupid game for 40 years and two things haven't changed in price (much): beer and golf balls (as long as you're playing Noodles). Beer tastes about the same, but golf balls are going farther, lasting longer, and feeling better. Life is good!

Like everyone else I have hit $ 50.00 dollar balls as well as $ 9.00 balls. I have always played the ProV1 X and prefer it over most balls, however the difference is not four times as good as a noodle (like the cost)$12 vs. $48. The only real difference I have noticed between the two is the noodle will cover the V1X everytime. For the price this is without a doubt the best ball ever created.

I found a Noodle long and soft golf ball while playing my home course. I was using Callaway HX Hot balls. I decided to play a complete game with the noodle golf ball. I hit the Noodle at least 20 yards farther on the drive and kept it straight in the fairway. I stuck the green a lot more times and during putting, I had a better feel for the Noodle. I did not lose the ball the entire game, which is a miracle for me. I decided then and there that this is definitely the ball for me. I went and bought a box of the Noodle Long and Soft and this is the only ball to be found in my golf bag.