You’ll still find the same number of increased dimples adding to the distance. However, there is another difference. This spin reduction does not compromise on distance, thanks to the efficient energy transfer from the core. Therefore, whether you’re aiming for a long drive or a precision short game, the reduced spin of Noodle golf balls can greatly enhance your performance on the course. Increased Speed

The design of the Callaway Supersoft is based on golfers with swing speeds of around 90mph or less. As with the best Noodle golf balls, the Callaway hex is of 2-piece construction. It also features a durable Ionomer cover, designed to be long-lasting and durable, not to mention grippy for good spin around the greens. Given the price and the simple 2-piece construction, I wasn’t expecting much more, to be fair, but I still wanted to be proven wrong. The acoustics won’t hinder the performance of the ball. However, lower handicappers would likely prefer the “thud” sound produced by more premium golf balls. Ball Speed

Feel: Some players might find the feel of Noodle golf balls to be too hard or too soft golf ball, depending on personal preference and playing style. However, Noodle offers a variety of models to cater to these preferences. But what about those rounds where you can’t hit it to save your life, you’ve lost three balls through 2 holes, and there are no signs of getting better? I produced suitable distance with my long and mid-iron shots, but again, the Noodle Long and Soft are not the longest golf balls I have tested. Personally, I feel I left yards on the table due to the higher ball flight and soft landing.

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 CoreThe distance golf ball market is always expanding with various branded golf balls from yesteryear having found a niche market. The various golf balls under the Noodle brand are similar in construction and it’s only the color that distinguishes between the golf balls.

Distance golf balls help a player prioritise gaining the furthest distance possible. These are perfect for a beginner golfer or someone who severely struggles with distance when taking to the golf course. Distance golf balls are firmer and provide increased roll out in comparison to premium golf balls. Simply tee one up, let it rip and watch it roll forever down the fairway! As a result of the increased number of dimples, golf players can expect to get a significant increase in lift and a reduction in drag. Noodle balls are low compression. As a result, they aren’t as tightly ‘wound’. The upshot is that they compress more readily on the clubface, adding distance. They aren’t particularly suited to those with faster swings as the ball will spin more and be much more difficult to control. The restricted revolutions and accelerated speed combination helped me elevate my launch and consistently get the ball airborne. Slower swinging senior golfers will particularly enjoy the hassle-free lift-off to encourage constant carry distance off the tee and on approach. IothaneCover The distinguishing feature of Noodle golf balls is their two-piece construction. The outer cover is made from ethane, a high-quality material known for its durability and resistance to cuts and abrasions. The core is crafted from a low-compression material that enhances speed upon impact, ensuring maximum distance coverage.The longer distance achieved with Noodle golf balls is a key factor in their popularity among amateur and professional golfers. The uniquely designed core and durable cover work harmoniously to reduce drag, maximize carry, and optimize launch conditions. Choosing the right Noodle golf ball for your game comes down to understanding your needs as a golfer. Here are a few factors to consider: Maintaining your Noodle golf balls is crucial to ensure their longevity and continued optimal performance on the course. Here are some tips to help you take care of your Noodle golf balls: 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.