⛳ Elevate Your Game with Every Swing!
The TaylorMade 2018 Noodle Long & Soft Golf Balls are designed for adult golfers seeking a perfect blend of durability and performance. With a soft iothane cover, an impact propulsion core for longer carry, and a patented dimple design for straighter flight, these balls are ideal for enhancing your golfing experience. Each pack contains 24 high-quality golf balls, ensuring you have plenty for practice or play.
| Age range | Adult |
| Color | White |
| Size | One Size |
| Style | Pack of 24 Balls |
| Construction | Solid core with cover |
| Weight | 907 g |
| Number of items | 24 |
| Sport | Golf |
| Included components | Golf Balls |
| Batteries included? | No |
| Brand | TaylorMade |
| Department | Men's |
| Manufacturer | Taylormade-Adidas Golf Company |
| Item model number | B1354001 |
| Product Dimensions | 20.32 x 10.16 x 15.24 cm; 1.13 kg |
| ASIN | B078S3BGF3 |
A**R
My fav golf balls. Soft & I'm even getting spin back
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.
R**E
Noodle
Great ball for the price. Love em
L**U
Noodles Make Sense
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
E**.
Good soft feel golf ball, you can feel the compaction on the ball when hit right.
Good value for money, a good all round ball, for distance and feel.
H**
Great balls
Love these golf balls
F**G
Superb
For the money these are the best golf balls I have used. I generally shoot high 70 to mid 80 on Par 72 and can't tell the difference between these and the expensive brands, probably lose a few yards and not as much spin on the green, don't really know. I used to use lake ball titleist but hear too many stories about refurbishment, water damage etc, so I would rather buy a cheap new ball than a second hand good ball.
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