Maxfli Noodle Rotini Balls
Maxfli Noodle Rotini Balls
USER REVIEWS
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[Oct 07, 2006]
Gary Rhodes
Shoots in the 80s
This softest Noodle is the next best thing to the ProV1 for me and I like the way it stops on the green within 2-3 feet of my ball mark. The ProV1 sometimes rolls back 4-5 feet so at my skill level I find this a better (and much less expensive) ball to use. I just went to Target this week and bought all I could. |
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[Apr 24, 2006]
leftyjim
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
Maxfli Noodle Rotini golf balls
Can't tell the difference between the spin of this ball and that of the regular Noodle. I can definitely tell the difference in distance. Distance on this ball is noticeably less than the regualar Noodle ball. Don't buy this thing, stick with the regular Noodle Long and Soft golf ball. Customer Service N/A Similar Products Used: Maxfli Noodle Long and Soft |
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[Aug 06, 2005]
mashedpotato
Shoots in the 90s
Model Reviewed:
Noodle Rotini
Didn't care much for the Rotini, however the spin is quite impressive. Of all the "spin" type balls I've played this seems to have the most. Ball also seems to sacrifice distance ( 10 - 20 ) yards in favor of feel. That's fine I suppose if you already crush 300 yard drives but I prefer at least a medium to long distance ball that's not quite this active on the cover. Reminiscent of the Greg Norman signature Maxfli "Shark" Spin balls but not quite as wild and uncontrollable. Similar Products Used: Maxfli, "Shark" spin |
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[Jun 26, 2005]
hobbangr
Shoots in the 90s
Model Reviewed:
Rotini
Great ball for the price range, shot my first ever hole in one with it to boot! Distance isn't the greatest out there, but the feel is superb. Throughout the range of clubs it feels like it wants to keep going, yet feels as if you hit nothing but air. Paid 12 for a dozen N.I.S. Very happy with that minute investment. Handles beautifully on the greens as well, they really mean it when they say soft. Customer Service Never used Similar Products Used: Not really similar, but I've hit the Titleist DT Solo, NXT, Pro-V1/x. Nike One Gold (Current favorite). |
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[Apr 18, 2005]
jmh4453
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
Noodle Rotini
Good feel for a relatively cheap ball. Has good distance and I can generate enough spin to make me happy. It has a tendency to jump off of the club face a few times a round and give you some extra yards you might not like. Putts very well, I found to putt as well as a Strata or ProV1x. It makes me happy for the price. |