TaylorMade Noodle Long & Soft Golf Balls

Very long

These perform well, with decent distance. The price is good, which helps, considering how I can lose golf balls. 😉

My rules for winter golf. It must be 40 degrees, sunny, and no wind. No penalty for ball lost (Canadien Leaf Rule). Preferred lies everywhere (public courses).Some balls feel like rocks in the cold. I carry several in my pocket with a Zippo warmer, and change them out at tee time. Noodles fly far enough, last, and still compress in the cold. They feel like a good ball on a summer day.

I'm in my mid fifties and recently took up golf. I'm never going to be a pro. I understand this. However, I am also smart enough to understand that what makes a great ball for a pro isn't necessarily going to be the best ball for me.If you are a novice golfer, using what the pros use tends to do more harm than good. Sure if you have the club speed of a pro golfer, then yes go ahead and use ProV1's or something like that. But for me, with a much slower club speed, it makes far more sense to use a more compressible ball. Will I drive it like a pro? Heck no. But I can drive an easily compressible ball like the Noodle farther than I can drive a rock hard ProV1.So these golf balls are good for novices. And you'll drive them farther. And they are cheap.Or go with what you see the better players using because that's what your ego tells you to do. :)

Great value

I've played with Noodles for years, these are pretty much the same...though I wish they still made the Crystal Noodles. These are fine though.

As someone who used to golf 4-5 times a month but now only golfs 2-3 times a year, I was looking for an instant solution to fix my game. This ball is not it! I slowly realized my game is beyond help regardless of what ball I use. In all seriousness, I buy balls a few times a year and I've always felt consistent when using a Noodle. I used to purchase these at Walmart but have recently seen they are less expensive on Amazon. These are a good hitting ball and I would definitely recommend for the casual golfer.

I wanted to see how many consecutive holes I could play with the same ball. I lost my ball on the tee shot of the one hundred fifty first hole. The picture attached was on the one hundredth hole.This Noodle ball is durable and forgiving. It flies far for people like me with slow swing speeds do to having artificial hips and bad backs, and too much tailgate food and beer. Special thanks to my playing partner for being a witness and taking the picture, and letting me post it. Try this ball you will like it. Hit em straight and stay away from the water. It was the cart girls fault. Honest. She was parked in the way and I got mad. Pulled it left into the pond. No I don't want anything to drink, just more noodles.

I have tried lots of balls - Volvic, Srixon 333, Honma, Callaway Soft,Titleist ProV1 and latterly Noodle.The best ball is just about the ProV1but only just (feel on putter) but the Noodle is as good in all other aspects and importantly just 1/3rd of the cost. My River & Pond shots now cost just over a £1 a ball where the ProV1 requires me to drown just under £4 a time.I recommend anyone to give the Noodle a try - I’m a 13 handicapper playing 3 times a week and I guess I lose 40 to 50 balls a year especiallyaway from home track - where we have my favourite river and pond!Tony Landau

The nooooodlee soooft & loooong 🤩Great golf ball at a price sweet spotThey go far & are soft enough for sexy spin back on the greens. Need I say more.

Good value for money, a good all round ball, for distance and feel.

Love these golf balls

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