TaylorMadeGolf Noodle Long & Soft Golf Ball

I played these balls for quite some time. I'm a mid handicap and I think these are a solid choice, especially if you are looking for a value option.THE GOOD: I think these are the best budget golf balls, especially when it comes to drives and long iron shots. The balls compress well and seem to do a good job of minimizing spin, leading to straighter, longer ball flights. The balls provide good control over shots and they feel much better off the club face than other mid-range balls.THE BAD: As good as the balls perform on drives and long iron shots, they are not the best balls around the greens. Chip shots and pitches don't really have the same feel as the more expensive options. It's not the worst ball in the short game, but it's definitely where you will notice the difference between these and more expensive balls.OVERALL: Overall, I think these are fantastic golf balls, particularly for double-digit handicappers. Beginning golfers or those looking for a more forgiving ball off the tee, I highly recommend these golf balls.

Affordable golf balls for most golfers. Bought as gift for father, they are good quality, are not top rocks, and are not so expensive you are afraid to play with them and lose them (lets be real, he will lose them at some point next week)

These are my go to golf balls. They are made by a reputable brand (taylor made) and come at a wonderful price point. Just affordable enough to shrug off not being able to find a lost one and keep the pace of play moving for everyone.As a mid to high handicap golfer, I haven't been able to tell any difference between distances of these balls and more expensive ones built for distance.The softness is a great in-between softness. I've played higher priced softer balls and was able to notice those had more feel when hit with wedges. That being said, I actually prefer the medium softness of these balls. I like that it gives me a more consistent feel across all my clubs/perfect/less than perfect hits.

Great balls for the average golfer especially if you are prone to losing balls. Inexpensive but decent quality. These are my go to golf balls.

After 28 years of not playing golf I am now retired and back on the course and my slower swing speed requires a softer ball. Well I've tested more that a half dozen golf balls and these are about 12 yds further than the higher compression balls I've tested but that is typical with other softer golf balls. Durability is good I haven't noticed mishit slices in the ball, but scuffs up pretty good on cart path hits, but what ball doesn't. Only color available I believe is white and I prefer yellow. Value is great, I especially think the senior golfer might want to give these a go.

Just like there description. I have a lower swing speed and these respond well. Good ball for the money.

These balls are great. Don't let the name and price fool you. I am a 10 handicap and play 4 times a week. I've played every ball including prov and this ball out performers them all. Try a ball you can actully compress. It will fly longer, straighter, with greater height and therefore stop on the green. No other ball will be in my bag. And don't get me started on price

I have been using this particular brand for years. I get the same performance (distance, etc.) as a Pro V and for much less money.