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Ever wonder what the most expensive golf ball was. I haven’t, I don’t need to cause I’ll never want to buy it.

I once had to pay $45 for a dozen golf balls at Koolau Golf Course Because I forgot to get balls before hand. If you’ve ever had to play the course you’ll know that you can’t go on the course without at least a dozen balls. It’s literally cut out of a rain forest and the fairway meets the jungle, no rough to save you.

Anyway, I thought club balls were expensive but then I found the forbes list of expensive golf gear and found a regular priced dozen golf balls for $50, and they aren’t the NIke One. It’s the Maxfli BlackMax.

Will it help your game, probably if you didn’t know it existed it won’t help you out. But at least it gives you bragging rights to say that you have the most expensive balls out of everyone in the group.

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Long and Soft Maxfli Noodle golf balls are quickly becoming a favorite among recreational golfers as well as more seasoned golfers.Their extra distance and soft feel make them a good fit for golfers looking for extra roll and distance off the tee and the feel around the green to create ball movement and spin.

Where do you get such great golf balls and how do you find a deal on them. Where else but Wal-Mart. They sell 24 Maxfli Noodle golf balls practice, xout, and overruns, for $12. That’s 50 cents for a great ball that, as mentioned, is becoming one of the best balls out there.

There is no difference between these and the real balls except for the look of the ball. If look isn’t going to bother your game and you can make it out to Wal-Mart we suggest picking up a box.

The ball features a low compression core providing low spin off the driver helping provide that extra distance. The Suryln cover provides a soft feel to a ball that has a core giving the extra soft feel that noodle soft is known for. The 408-dimple pattern allows for a better control in the wind and better ball control in all conditions.