TaylorMade 2018 Noodle Long & Soft Golf Balls

I am around a 14 handicap. I have played these for years, as well as ProV1s. I alternate based upon how well I am playing; if I am hitting it all over the course I play Noodles. If I am playing well, I go to the ProV1s. I can tell no difference in the two balls. They each go just as far. They both behave similarly on high shots into the green. Both have a nice soft feel when I hit them. I will no longer play premium balls, just these. They are so cheap that I don’t bother looking for them In the rough. I don’t worry about cost when I lose one. And I think they may be more durable than the premium balls.

Great ball for the price, period! I have been playing these now for over a year. First of all, great price and with my 18 handicap, I do not notice any difference from playing the occasional Titleist or Callaway top of the line ball I find on the course which are $4-$5 each. These are under $1 each. They hit true and I get good arc on them with both the woods and irons. I especially like the feel on the putting green. They indeed are long and soft, and unless you have a 90+ swing speed that can really compress the ball, these work just fine. I am an older golfer but still getting 200-210 yards with these balls off the tee. Recommended for sure.

Great for the golfer with a slower spin, to get more yardage off the tee; a good ball for beginners or seniors. It does have a softer cover, so it does tend to roll more on the greens. These are affordable and for someone who needs help with distance, over their short game.

If you're not a good golfer, why spend $4 a ball for a ball that's just as likely to find the woods or the water? Nice soft feel, good distance, and only $1 per ball! Won't fix your hook or slice, but guess what? Neither will a Titleist Pro V1! If you're a good to great golfer with a 100+ mph swing speed, buy the Pro V1, it will likely improve your distance and be more workable with a better feel/spin around the greens. Everyone else should buy this ball instead. Don't buy Nitros, I tried those. They may be cheap, but it's like hitting a rock, they're too hard! The only downside is the Long and Soft only comes in white.

Might be biased because i played the best game of my life last week with this ball and a volvik. Kept both of them the whole round! Value for money, forget about it. I can not understand why people buy Callaways and Titleists for 50 bucks when these are a quarter of the price. Very durable and extremely playable. Feels great to hit off the tee and the turf. After 18 holes i left without hardly any marks on the ball. The noodle is now my go to. And now that they're making the neon balls.. I'll be a noodle guy lol

I'm in my mid fifties and recently took up golf. I'm never going to be a pro. I understand this. However, I am also smart enough to understand that what makes a great ball for a pro isn't necessarily going to be the best ball for me. If you are a novice golfer, using what the pros use tends to do more harm than good. Sure if you have the club speed of a pro golfer, then yes go ahead and use ProV1's or something like that. But for me, with a much slower club speed, it makes far more sense to use a more compressible ball. Will I drive it like a pro? Heck no. But I can drive an easily compressible ball like the Noodle farther than I can drive a rock hard ProV1. So these golf balls are good for novices. And you'll drive them farther. And they are cheap. Or go with what you see the better players using because that's what your ego tells you to do. :)

I’m a 9 handicap & have played with Noodle for years & think it’s a great ball. Nice soft feel and great distance. Equal control to a mid range ball (such as Bridgestone e12) but does lack the short game spin of a tour ball (ProV1). Can’t fault it at this price. Just ignore other golfers looking down their noses at you.

Anything I do on the golf course that actually resembles golfing is purely coincidental. I have found however that I seem to do reaonably well with the Noodle balls as far as distance and an ad being able to stop them on the green. I have been buying them for years and I have tried other brands of balls including the expensive Pro V1s and others. None of them perform any better for me than the Noodles. The other side of the coin is that I don't feel quite so bad when I lose a $1.80 ball compared to a $3.75 ball!!!

Good qwality product and suitable for high handicappers like me

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good feel, good distance and good price

Ótima qualidade e entrega super rápida

Las pelotas son muy buenas, el precio va cambiando y cuando están en promoción es de las mejores opciones. Por ser suaves es para swings que no sean tan rápidos.