TaylorMade Noodle Long & Soft Golf Balls

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While slow to moderate swing speed players likely won’t notice the difference, mid to faster swing speed players risk over-compressing the ball and losing distance. As far as feel is concerned, it’s reasonable to predict most will find it softer than Tour balls like the Titleist Pro V1 or even the Bridgestone Tour B XS. However, relative to other two-piece ionomer balls, it’s solidly mid-compression. Noodle Long and Soft – Diameter and Weight While marketed as low compression, they aren’t the softest feeling balls you will encounter. That Iothane cover only goes so far… I was surprised at how ‘hard’ they felt trying all three of the different Noodle golf balls. Because none other than TaylorMade took over ownership of the brand, and since then, good things have happened. You’ll often hear guys referring to them as the ‘TaylorMade Noodle golf ball’ instead of the plain old ‘Noodle’. Let me see if I can make sense of this for you. In general, the consistency of the Noodle Long and Soft cores was pretty good. We did note the occasional chunk of unmixed material (see photo above) but nothing significant enough to disqualify the ball. Although the spin rate off the tee is kept low for the increased distance, the Noodle Long and soft golf ball does not sacrifice spin and feel around the green. It may not compare to premium golf balls but is comparable in feel to any other golf ball in the value category.

Initially, the Maxfli brand was part of the Dunlop Slazenger group which was formed by now-defunct British Tyre & Rubber Co. Ltd. (BTR) who consolidated their various sports brands which they have acquired as part of their take-over of Dunlop Holdings in 1985.Durability: The outer cover, made from ethane, is remarkably durable and resistant to cuts and abrasions, meaning these balls can withstand extensive use without losing their performance capabilities. As I’m accustomed to 2-piece distance balls, the Noodle provided minimal greenside spin, making it challenging to control. However, this feature shouldn’t impact the average golfer struggling for precision from tee to green. Ultra Soft Compression Core You might be new to Noodle Golf balls. Here are some of the things I am most commonly asked: – Are Noodle Golf Balls Expensive? However, it suits slower swing speeds struggling to get the ball airborne and traveling on every shot. Once the ball hit the air, the 342 aerodynamic dimples took over and promoted straighter ball flight. Unfortunately, I experienced inconsistencies in this department, depending on which ball I hit.

This increased speed can significantly improve your distance coverage, making Noodle golf balls an excellent choice for those seeking to boost their game’s pace. Additionally, faster ball speed can often lead to a more exciting and rewarding golfing experience, adding another compelling reason to opt for Noodle golf balls. Superior Sound Out come the Noodles. No need to waste two more sleeves of ProV1s when I can practically get an entire box of these for the cost of one sleeve. The latest Noodle golf balls are aimed at the average golfer with a swing speed of between 70 and 95 MPH.Let’s start with the good news. None of the balls in our Noodle Long and Soft sample failed our roundness standard. It’s also notable that the Long and Soft is among the smallest ionomer balls in the database. That’s not particularly surprising, given that TaylorMade typically makes a smaller golf ball. Noodle golf balls are sure to last a long time if you don’t lose them since they are aimed at high handicapped golfers. It makes for interesting reading how the company progressed through the years and who makes Noodle golf balls now. I can almost guarantee that if you keep the ball in the fairway and only hit 200 yards you’ll be able to lower your scores. That’s been the case with me and switching to a ball like this has definitely helped.

The 2-piece construction is built around the 62-rating low compression-high speed REACT core covered by a durable Surlyn cover. The energy released from the REACT core is uniformly dispersed around the ball for straighter shots. The True Price will always be equal to or greater than the retail price. The greater the difference between the retail price and the True Price, the more you should be concerned about the quality of the ball.Have you played with a Noodle golf ball recently? Your experience and thoughts will be appreciated in the comments section below. Related Articles

In this Noodle Golf Ball review, you’ll learn about the best, most affordable, and most played Noodle golf balls. Who Are Noodle Golf Balls For? Although not competitive to premium golf balls around the green, the Noodle Neon Matte golf balls provide ample spin and feel to remain competitive in the value golf ball category. TaylorMade Noodle Easy Distance Golf Ball has a compression rating of 50, which is the lowest of the Noodle golf balls review choices that we have done in this article, making it ideal for young golfers, senior golfers, or the average golfer with a driver swing speed below 85 mph. For the more flamboyant golfer that wants color in their game, Noodle offers red, blue, and lime green neon matte-colored golf balls. The neon matte colors increase the visibility of the golf balls in flight and are easier to find on the ground. Relative to the other balls in the Ball Lab database, the weight consistency of the Long and Soft qualifies as average.TaylorMade Noodle Neon Matte color golf balls are for the more adventurous and flamboyant golfers with its neon design available in red, blue, and lime green. I was satisfied with the cost of a dozen Noodle Long and Soft golf balls, which were less than half the price of a box of Titleist Pro V1 golf balls. The 2-piece construction offers a low compression core with a 38-compression rating wrapped in a Trionomer cover using 332 hexagon dimples. The Trionomer cover is based on an Ionomer cover with some added resins for durability. Noodle golf balls also boast other features that enhance their appeal to golfers. For one, their robust durability means they can withstand multiple rounds of golf, making them a cost-effective option for frequent players. The high-quality ethane cover resists cuts and abrasions, ensuring the ball retains its optimal performance characteristics for longer.