TaylorMade Noodle Long & Soft Golf Balls, Ultra-Soft 34 Compression Core, Great Feel and Increased Spin, Patented Dimple Design for Straighter Flight

I'm a 12 handicap. For the money.... these are hard to beat. Not the softest ball you'll ever play, but not the hardest one either. If you're looking for a soft, spinny ball with tons of feel... maybe not the ball for you. It has some good spin, and some good feel, but really right in the middle of feel vs distance, so just know that. But essentially $1.00 per ball brand new, they're very nice and playable.

Love these . Great distance & wear. Solid feel. & great value compared to other brands . My regular stock!

I honestly love these golf balls. These are the only ball I play. I have hit long straight drives with them, hit shots with both fade & draw, have sunk 30 ft putts with them, have gotten out of bunkers, hit some super high shots that landed softly and have stuck the green from 100 or even 175 yards out. Yes I've hit poor shots also but I'm blaming that on my swing. For about $1 a ball for new, these are great. If you lose one (or more) its no biggie. Bonus is the other guys in your group are probably not playing Noodles. When I hit a bomb drive the other day, and my brother did too, we wanted to find out who's ball went farther, and walked up to them in the middle of fairway and both laughed when we found we were both playing Noodle 1's. I thought I was the only one playing them. Play them with pride my friends. Now go sink some birdies.

Bought these because they are really affordable and you get 15 balls. The color and packaging are nice. When it comes to the ball it does exactly as it says. Plays long and soft. I think the performance was good. I found that I had great drives and longer distances, but I also noticed that I tended to shank the ball more frequently. I would recommend these balls for beginners that want an affordable, durable ball or to play at a course that is more wide open and doesn’t require much distance control.

I switched from Callaway Supersofts to these Noodles a while ago. I see no difference between the two. Noodles are several dollars cheaper and you get five sleeves instead of four. Not sure what happened to the boxes with this shipment but the balls weren’t damaged. The outer packaging wasn’t damaged either.

OK, look - these are distance balls (ionomer coated, I think?), so they aren't going to give you the same feel and spin as high-end balls. But, I've used them a ton, and I'd say that they're as good as any ball in this category. I'm pretty sure that most of us couldn't tell the difference between ANY distance balls -- they're all pretty much the same. But, these have one major advantage--the price. For a buck a ball, you just can't go wrong.

TaylorMade Noodle Long & Soft are the perfect golf balls—long, straight, and forgiving. The only problem? They have a tendency to run away from home. I buy a box of 24 and somehow end up with 3 by the end of the round. The woods behind the 7th hole are basically running a black-market Noodle supply at this point. But when I do manage to keep one in play, it flies off the tee like it’s got somewhere important to be. Soft on the greens, fun to hit, and just the right amount of “please don’t slice.” Honestly, they’re so good I don’t even mind donating a dozen to the local water hazards every weekend. Highly recommend—just budget for replacements, because these Noodles love adventure.

Great golf ball for a soft feel for older golfers!!