Best ball for swing speed under 90 mph

[burr]

I'm surprised nobody has mentioned Noodle 'long & soft' balls.  Besides being inexpensive, they are sold at most 'big blue' stores with any kind of golf stuff aisle for $20 or so.  A playing partner insist that I try a sleeve and I am very impressed - longish, straight, checks up, and durable (I've played several full rounds with this brand and they clean up great at the ball wash and I'll keep'em in my primary 'til the 'luck' plays out of 'em).  They feel softer than NXTs, another ball I've tried out.  I also like the E6s except for the $$.  I can't keep the proV1s straight enough off the tee.

It's got me wondering is there something I don't know about this ball.  

Edited May 14, 2018 by burr

[RussUK]

Srixon Soft feel arent bad. My Uncle swears by them. He used to use the Z star but changed in his late 60's. Gained his distance back and saved money at the same time.

 

[tehuti]

On 5/14/2018 at 8:47 AM, RussUK said:

Srixon Soft feel arent bad. My Uncle swears by them. He used to use the Z star but changed in his late 60's. Gained his distance back and saved money at the same time.

 

I like the Srixon Soft Feel as well.

[Sandhills Golfer]

On 5/31/2018 at 1:58 AM, tehuti said:

I like the Srixon Soft Feel as well.

+1 on the NEW Srixon Soft Feel, feels good at a good price. Runs out a bit on the greens. On some of my shots, that's a good thing. Looking forward to getting these in yellow.