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If you’re anything like most golfers you’ve probably been walking through the bush as you wait for the group in front of you to finally sink that put and found a Noodle ball and tossed it back. In this post, I’m going to be reviewing the Noodle Long and Soft golf ball and talking about why you might want to keep it next time.
This Noodle golf ball is one of my favorites for high handicaps and also average weekend players. It’s much more inexpensive compared to other balls on the market and it’ll actually give you better results if you don’t always hit the ball flush. Most people can’t compress the ball they’re using and that’s why they get no distance and that’s exactly what the Noodle is designed for.
If you’re someone who’s just getting started with golf or you only get out a few times per year then I’d highly recommend the Noodle. It’s probably not going to be best if you’re a low digit handicap but for everyone else, I’d give it a big thumbs up.
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