TaylorMade Noodle Long & Soft Golf Balls

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They sit at the very bottom of the scale, with a compression rating of just 50. They are some of the least tightly ‘wound’ balls on the market. The good news is that you get all of the nice features found in the Noodle Long and Soft, except these are geared even more to those with slower swings. This Noodle golf ball is one of my favorites for high handicaps and also average weekend players. It’s much more inexpensive compared to other balls on the market and it’ll actually give you better results if you don’t always hit the ball flush. Most people can’t compress the ball they’re using and that’s why they get no distance and that’s exactly what the Noodle is designed for. TaylorMade Noodle Long and Soft golf balls are a 2-piece ball with a durable and soft Iothane cover wrapped around an Impact Propulsion Core. Noodle’s patented 342 dimple designs produce improved aerodynamics for a straighter ball flight that cuts through the air for more distance.

Soft Feel golf balls are affordable and compete well with the Noodle range. It suits a wider range of golfers meaning that you can use it further into your development as a golfer while cutting your handicap.Premium brands want to retain their exclusivity without losing out in probably the biggest market in golf balls, as beginners and high-handicap golfers tend to lose more golf balls. For a long time, even the best noodle golf balls were considered to be very much a low-end ‘budget’ ball. They were produced by MaxFli and, as a result, shared some of its reputation, namely for being affordable and towards the lower end of the scale in terms of performance and quality.

But I felt like the ball compressed well, and I didn’t feel like I lost any distance using it. In fact, I felt like the ball really lived up to its name: long and soft. 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. An intriguing quality of Noodle golf balls is their capability to increase ball speed. The energy-loaded core combined with the ball’s aerodynamic dimple design ensures a prompt and efficient energy transfer from the clubface to the ball, thereby enhancing the speed at which the ball travels. 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.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. The TaylorMade Noodle golf balls are what could be described as ‘value’ balls. They are made of 2-piece construction. The standout feature of all the Noodle golf balls is their low compression rating. This offers those with slow swing speeds an increase in distance. All of the Noodle range is covered in a durable Iothane cover. This further promotes a soft feel and gives a relatively good grip with the clubface, promoting spin and control when playing into greens.

Avoid Extreme Temperatures: Golf balls are sensitive to temperature changes. Please do not leave them in extremely hot or cold environments for extended periods. For instance, avoid leaving your Noodle golf balls in the trunk of your car under the hot sun. Extreme temperatures can affect the balls’ low compression core and resilience, impacting their performance. The latest Noodle golf balls are aimed at the average golfer with a swing speed of between 70 and 95 MPH.

They also struggled to deliver any meaningful results in windy conditions. However, despite the inconsistencies, the ball obliterated drag on take-off and propelled my ball high for a hassle-free launch. Colors