MaxFli Golf Balls

MaxFli have made the headlines in recent years.  This American company was originally owned by the Dunlop Slazenger group and was then sold to TaylorMade-Adidas who are also known for their golf balls.  Early in 2008, TaylorMade sold MaxFli to American giant Dick's Sporting Goods.  Amidst all these changes, MaxFli golf balls has lost some of its more popular brands, including the well-known Noodle golf ball brand, which is still being produced, but now under the TaylorMade-Adidas brand.

 

Even so, the MaxFli Noodle golf balls are still being used by golfers everywhere as they are known for their long and soft shots off the tee.  They are of a two piece construction with their trademark Impact Propulsion core and Maximum Hang-Time Aerodynamics.  Under the Noodle series there is the Noodle Lady, which is specifically designed to maximize the speed and distance of a woman's shot, as well as the Noodle Ice golf ball.  The Ice is a unique ball in that it has a clear outer surface which contains a low-compression core, optimizing high and long flights.

Another type of MaxFli golf ball is the C3.  This ball has a three-piece construction with a thin outer layer made of urethane.  This provides ultimate handling and spin on the green, without affecting the Maxfli Rapid-Reactor Core.  This core optimizes acceleration and distance.  The aerodynamics have been reinvented on this ball as well, with 322 dimples of a Uni-hex polygon design which minimizes drag.

 

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