Noodle Red Max - Golf Balls

Had a problem getting the actual Maxfli Red as I had to go through 13 dozen at the store to find a ball marked Maxfli, and not Taylormade. Found that according to Maxfli, a shipping error had been made and those balls should have been shipped overseas. I didn't know one country got one ball and we got another, all being marketed as the same ball. The Taylormade Red in the Maxfli box was not the expensive Taylormade Red, but yet another ball with a different dimple pattern than the other two. Found the Maxfli Red to be responsive, good reaction off the driver and off the fairway the ball responded to the clubface I put on it. Cover could be better (see my rating of the new Maxfli Fire). The red dot on the ball brings back memories of long ago, when alot of players played the red dot Maxfli. Try buying one or a sleeve before you go too nuts. If you play it long enough, you'll come back to it. Just hope Maxfli keeps making it. And read the PRINT on the ball. I just like the Maxfli better than Taylormade.

I hit my first 300 yard drive with these balls. A month later, I hit another 300 drive. I've been averaging over 250 yards per drive for the first time ever. Great feel around the greens as well.

Great ball for the price....I've never hit a ball so consistantly for distance or accuracy.

One ball that lives up to the hype. Get rid of your solo or NXT's and give this ball a try.

bought a dozen and loved them. used them exclusively on recent trip to top courses in calif. Was not dissappointed. Cant imagine why i would want to spend $40 a dozen when I can get this much performance for $20 a dozen or less.

In the under $20 ball market, I don;t think there is a better manufacture of golf balls than Maxfli. Red Max is everything that it says it is. The cover is very durable. Anyone who is a 6-20 handicap would benefit using this ball.