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I just picked up a dozen of these after hearing a couple good things about 'em. ther the "newer" ones that say 10 yards longer 29% softer or whatever.. so anyone have any experience with these?

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The Noodles are my favorite cheap golfballs. The only hit against them is that they don't have any alignment aids. It's pretty much the only ball that doesn't have any to speak of. Get one of these and you'll be great...

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  Marinemike said:
The Noodles are my favorite cheap golfballs. The only hit against them is that they don't have any alignment aids. It's pretty much the only ball that doesn't have any to speak of. Get one of these and you'll be great...

you must have used the old ones i guess, cause these ones do.

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  kennay92 said:
you must have used the old ones i guess, cause these ones do.

Very well...Even better.

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I've heard a lot of good things about them, too. I've had some bad luck with them, but I'm not going to blame my terrible golf game on the balls I use :)

I'm going out to try them out again tomorrow.

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I used to hit the regular "Noodle" ball - but I have since found the "Noodle Softest" ball. I prefer that much more than the standard Noodle. Give it a try. Distance seems to be about the same if not a hair bit shorter, but the feel is SOOOO much better - particularly for the short game. It also seems to have a higher ball flight. More of a carry and than a roll ball.

I can't find 'em at the bigger golf stores (Golf Galaxy, GolfSmith, etc.) But you can find them at Walmart and Target.

If you like the regular Noodle, I think you'll love the Noodle Softest.

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  etlreams said:
I used to hit the regular "Noodle" ball - but I have since found the "Noodle Softest" ball. I prefer that much more than the standard Noodle. Give it a try. Distance seems to be about the same if not a hair bit shorter, but the feel is SOOOO much better - particularly for the short game. It also seems to have a higher ball flight. More of a carry and than a roll ball.

by "regular" noodle, do you mean the noodle long and soft??

and also, dont softer balls create more spin off the driver which makes it more open for slices and hooks.

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I gamed these for a while.

They are great balls. Distance is super and the trajectory a bit higher than other balls.

They took spin nicely and bit into the greens nicely. I never had trouble getting them to check up.

Feel off the putter was nice, too.

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  kennay92 said:
by "regular" noodle, do you mean the noodle long and soft??

Yes. Someone can correct me if I'm wrong, but I think the Noodle ball's slogan has always been "long and soft." I have played both the regular Noodle ball and currently play the Softest Noodle ball and I haven't noticed one being more prone to a slice/hook then the other.

What I Play:

Driver: R9 460
4 Wood: G15

Hy: Callaway FT 3Hy

Irons: AP1 4-PW

Wedges: Vokey 52* & 60*, Mizuno MP-T 10 58*

Putter: Newport Studio Select 2.7

Ball: Nike One Vapor


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  etlreams said:
Yes. Someone can correct me if I'm wrong, but I think the Noodle ball's slogan has always been "long and soft." I have played both the regular Noodle ball and currently play the Softest Noodle ball and I haven't noticed one being more prone to a slice/hook then the other.

no they have balls that are called just "maxfli noodle"

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  kennay92 said:
no they have balls that are called just "maxfli noodle"

.....which are made by Maxfli. The Noodle Long & Soft is not made by Maxfli.

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  Dub said:
.....which are made by Maxfli. The Noodle Long & Soft is not made by Maxfli.

yes it is. there all made by maxfli, which in the long run are all made by taylormade.

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  kennay92 said:
yes it is. there all made by maxfli, which in the long run are all made by taylormade.

I beg to differ. We went through this earlier this year. The Long & Soft is actually owned by Dicks Sporting Goods, I believe.

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Played these today for the first time as it was pretty cold outside. It was around 45 degrees most of the day. Distance seemed pretty good and had good feel around the greens.

Posted
  Dub said:
I beg to differ. We went through this earlier this year. The Long & Soft is actually owned by Dicks Sporting Goods, I believe.

go look at the back of a long and soft sleeve/box. it says manufactured by Taylormade corporated. or something like that

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  kennay92 said:
go look at the back of a long and soft sleeve/box. it says manufactured by Taylormade corporated. or something like that

Exactly right. That would be the Noodle + Long & Soft...which is owned by Taylor Made.

The Maxfli brand is now owned by Dicks Sporting Goods.
909D Comp 9.5* (house MATRIX OZIK XCON-6)
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G15 Hybrid 23* (AWT shaft)
G5 5 iron-PW-46*, UW-50*, SW-54 & LW-58 (AWT shaft)
Studio Select Newport 2 Mid SlantGrips: PING cords & Golf Pride New Decade Multi-Coumpound Bag: C-130...

Posted
  Dub said:
Exactly right. That would be the Noodle + Long & Soft...which is owned by Taylor Made.

maxfli is owned by tmade

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