StraightFli Golf Balls

For the price, I don't think you can get a better ball.

After winning a local putt putt tournament, I thought I would expand my clubs from one to many and take a chance at a "adult" golf tournament. After donning my plaid knickers, goofy socks, a sweater vest, and my grandfathers old golf shoes, I signed up for the local amateur championship. I went in to the pro store to buy some golf balls as they told me that my tried and true purple putt-putt ball is not allowed, and the nice 16 year old behind the counter who has "years of experience" (ha), said these are my best bet. I laughed at "years of experience" because the underwear I was wearing were older than he was. After coming in dead last with no balls remaining, I was laughed off the course not being able to finish the tournament. These golf balls should be called "water or tree magnets" because that's where they all ended up. They did more rolling, hitting trees,and swimming than actually flying. I took my disappointment and tears to the pro shop to give the kid a piece of my mind. He wasn't there. I am not allowed back on that golf course again because they said I was being annoying asking for the kid daily. I will probably buy again because they are affordable. My knickers and sweater vest were expensive and I didn't have any Kohl's cash left to assist. My wife spent those on some snowman hand towels that my drunken cousin used to wipe his keester after we ran out of TP. Anyway, buy if you want long straight drives to the water. Some people have told me its my golfing skills, not the balls, but I like to blame the ball...because Im amazing at everything I do. Every. Thing.

Good flying ball but ends up a bit short on distance.

This is a great ball for tee shots. It did well for me, if I didn't over turn my wrists. If I didn't, the ball went straight and long. Very surprised on how well they worked, if you follow the stripes on the ball.

I am very happy with this golf ball.

These are fine golf balls and feel decent off the club, but they’re not a magic fix. If your swing isn’t consistent, you probably won’t notice much difference compared to regular balls. For more controlled swings, they may help a bit, but don’t expect instant improvement.

As the images show, going from 4 hit fairways to 12 made a HUGE DIFFERENCE in my score and shaved 23 strokes off my round!!! Playing the same course. I had the same experience with the longer iron shots as well. Your driving accuracy and long iron shots is where your going to see the most game improvement. Even on a hole where I hit a huge slice, it just went high and right but stayed in play. There is no way any other ball I have ever played would have stayed in play. And NO I did not give up any distance with these balls. My normal drives average 275, which is exactly where my drives were landing. This is the same distance I get with Titleist, Callaway, and Taylormade balls. Spin control was also excellent hitting shots into greens and chipping around greens. I would gladly pay twice as much considering it cut 23 shots off my score card…tell me anything else that can do that for your game?!?!?!?!?!

Great for distance but not for short game.

Long and straight

My husband is a decent golfer. He usually shoots between par to 6 over par. So he knows what he’s talking about. I actually purchased these for my junior golfer children after seeing Rick Shiels review. But he tried them and really liked them. I just ordered two more boxes.

Happy with this golf ball. I've always been a great lover of maxfli golf balls

I bought these balls because they got recommended to me. In my life I have never had worse balls than those. They should rather be called "curvefli". I am not able to hit any straight shot with them. As soon as I switch balls, to any other brand, they go straight like intended. Also if you try to hit a draw or fade with those balls here, they seem to accentuate it. Instead of an intended curve of 10m they almost double the curve. Never again, stay away from this crappy product.

Second game using them holed in one.