Durable and soft IOTHANE cover
Impact propulsion core for longer carry
Great feel and increased spin around the greens
Patented dimple design for straighter flight
Item Weight: 1.5 Pounds. Age Range (Description): Adult. Brand: TaylorMade. Color: White. Sport Type: Golf.
Specification: TaylorMade Noodle Long & Soft Golf Balls Pack of 15 Balls
Weight
1.5 lbs
13 reviews for TaylorMade Noodle Long & Soft Golf Balls Pack of 15 Balls
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Amazon Customer –
The weight placement seems off in these balls, they are all slicing. But so does every other ball.Read more
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Noncenx –
There are the best balls 99% of people could play with. Forget the Pro V I or anything else that runs $40-50 a dozen and makes you want to cry when you put it in the water or deep woods. I thought the Noodle was a joke ball when I first found one but threw it in my bag. When I started playing it I couldn’t believe how well it did on the greens. It’s a soft feel and I love it. On the tee, my longest drives were with a Noodle and they’re great off your irons. I’m completely sold on these balls. Excellent playability for the vast majority of us and at a price you won’t even think about if you lose one (other then what it does to your score). I highly recommend a Noodle.Read more
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Cheesecake –
These balls are terrific regardless of the price. At 70+ my HDCP has increased over recent years and I can no longer justify my ProV1’s. Wonderfully effective for older or less talented golfers.Read more
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Sharon Pansino –
At age 77+, one of the most important aspects of my game is distance and accuracy. These golf balls deliver both of those, beyond my expectations. I am so pleased that my wife purchased these golf balls for me.Read more
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Weepingcamel –
Great golf balls for cheap. If you’re an average golfer just looking to go out and have some fun on the course, these are the perfect balls for you. Don’t spend your money on any more expensive balls unless you’re looking to make the tour.Read more
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jewelfan –
If you’re not a good golfer, why spend $4 a ball for a ball that’s just as likely to find the woods or the water? Nice soft feel, good distance, and only $1 per ball! Won’t fix your hook or slice, but guess what? Neither will a Titleist Pro V1! If you’re a good to great golfer with a 100+ mph swing speed, buy the Pro V1, it will likely improve your distance and be more workable with a better feel/spin around the greens. Everyone else should buy this ball instead. Don’t buy Nitros, I tried those. They may be cheap, but it’s like hitting a rock, they’re too hard! The only downside is the Long and Soft only comes in white.Read more
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Annasullivanmcintyre –
Unless you’re a single digit handicap, save the money you’d spend on Titleist and buy these. Best bang for the buck out there. They’re excellent golf balls and reasonably priced!Read more
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Eugene F. White –
Since the introduction of the Noodle and I’ve tried them all. They have been the best for Amateur Golfer needs. And they are priced right. You Amateur and beginner golfers wont be sorry to carry these in you golf bag. You can afford to lose a few of these in the rough or water.Read more
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landau –
I have tried lots of balls – Volvic, Srixon 333, Honma, Callaway Soft, Titleist ProV1 and latterly Noodle. The best ball is just about the ProV1 but 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 especially away from home track – where we have my favourite river and pond! Tony LandauRead more
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Amanda Fraser –
The nooooodlee soooft & loooong
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Edward H. –
Good value for money, a good all round ball, for distance and feel.Read more
Amazon Customer –
The weight placement seems off in these balls, they are all slicing. But so does every other ball.Read more
Noncenx –
There are the best balls 99% of people could play with. Forget the Pro V I or anything else that runs $40-50 a dozen and makes you want to cry when you put it in the water or deep woods. I thought the Noodle was a joke ball when I first found one but threw it in my bag. When I started playing it I couldn’t believe how well it did on the greens. It’s a soft feel and I love it. On the tee, my longest drives were with a Noodle and they’re great off your irons. I’m completely sold on these balls. Excellent playability for the vast majority of us and at a price you won’t even think about if you lose one (other then what it does to your score). I highly recommend a Noodle.Read more
Cheesecake –
These balls are terrific regardless of the price. At 70+ my HDCP has increased over recent years and I can no longer justify my ProV1’s. Wonderfully effective for older or less talented golfers.Read more
Sharon Pansino –
At age 77+, one of the most important aspects of my game is distance and accuracy. These golf balls deliver both of those, beyond my expectations. I am so pleased that my wife purchased these golf balls for me.Read more
Weepingcamel –
Great golf balls for cheap. If you’re an average golfer just looking to go out and have some fun on the course, these are the perfect balls for you. Don’t spend your money on any more expensive balls unless you’re looking to make the tour.Read more
jewelfan –
If you’re not a good golfer, why spend $4 a ball for a ball that’s just as likely to find the woods or the water? Nice soft feel, good distance, and only $1 per ball! Won’t fix your hook or slice, but guess what? Neither will a Titleist Pro V1! If you’re a good to great golfer with a 100+ mph swing speed, buy the Pro V1, it will likely improve your distance and be more workable with a better feel/spin around the greens. Everyone else should buy this ball instead. Don’t buy Nitros, I tried those. They may be cheap, but it’s like hitting a rock, they’re too hard! The only downside is the Long and Soft only comes in white.Read more
Annasullivanmcintyre –
Unless you’re a single digit handicap, save the money you’d spend on Titleist and buy these. Best bang for the buck out there. They’re excellent golf balls and reasonably priced!Read more
Eugene F. White –
Since the introduction of the Noodle and I’ve tried them all. They have been the best for Amateur Golfer needs. And they are priced right. You Amateur and beginner golfers wont be sorry to carry these in you golf bag. You can afford to lose a few of these in the rough or water.Read more
landau –
I have tried lots of balls – Volvic, Srixon 333, Honma, Callaway Soft, Titleist ProV1 and latterly Noodle. The best ball is just about the ProV1 but 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 especially away from home track – where we have my favourite river and pond! Tony LandauRead more
Amanda Fraser –
The nooooodlee soooft & loooong
Edward H. –
Good value for money, a good all round ball, for distance and feel.Read more
Harty –
Love these golf ballsRead more
Robert Wroe –
Great ball for the price. Love emRead more