Maxfli Noodle

I've been a low single digit handicap for close to 30 years and play a very tough Pete Dye course each week (Austin CC). When colder weather sets in I typically put aside the Pro V1s I normally play and look for a softer "winter ball". I tried the new Noodle a few months back and have fallen in love with it. I'm motivator longer than before - especially with Driver and the ball putts like a laser beam.

I'm no longer spending $45/doz. For the Titleist's and for that same amount, I'm now buying two dozen Noodles and a new Titleist glove for the same $45.

I'm looking forward to playing this ball in the summer months to see it's performance!

Maxfli Noodle give excellent distance and control around the green. Putts very well as well. Shaved up to 8 shots off my card.

Bought from jjb, a dozen for £5.99 great value and control.

I am hooked on noodle balls....they fly good for me, a beginner golfer. i took 8 strokes off my game in just a short time.

Good except the grape colored Noodle ball....you can not not not see it in any condition. Dry, wet, green, or brown grass.

Genuine maxifly noodle balls are great I just love the distance,control.at a reasonable price .the genuine balls are marked maxifly noodle. but baware of cloned balls which are just marked noodle they are not as good .the box is marked www.noodle golf balls, with no reference to maxifly. Cloned balls are sub standard and dont go as far as the geuine maxifly noodle

Best ball for your money if you dont like spending a lot on balls

Very soft and long distance

It sink in the water.

good for my shot from tee off to the green.

I have played the Noodle Long and Soft for 2 years and I love the feel. I always played the ProV1 in the past.......now I just save money.

The Maxfli Noodle golf ball is a safe option if you lose the odd ball. It offers good performance all round. It is a quality product, and very good value for money.

The Maxfli Noodle Golf Ball sticks to club like glue! Nice and soft but not too much so it feels like you are hitting a mushy pea. Distance does not seem to be compromised at all and my fade has improved due to better spin rates and higher number of dimples (400+) I have used Titleist and Wlisons for a year or so and find they fly off your club without much control, fine for driving but not control. These Maxfli Noodles are great and I think I'll make them my ball of choice.