The Verdict: The Maxfli Softfli remains one of the best "bang-for-your-buck" options for golfers who prefer a soft, buttery feel without the premium price tag. At roughly $1.25 per ball in the 48-pack, it’s a low-risk, high-reward choice for casual rounds or those looking to combat a slice. Performance Notes: Feel: True to its name, this is one of the softest balls on the market (35 compression). If you dislike the "clicky" feel of distance balls, you’ll love how this feels off the putter and the face of your irons. Distance & Flight: Because it is so low-compression, it helps golfers with moderate swing speeds launch the ball higher and stay in the air longer. The low spin off the driver also helps keep shots straighter by reducing side-spin. Short Game: While it doesn't have the "grab" of a urethane Tour ball (like the Maxfli Tour), the soft ionomer cover still offers decent feedback on chips. Visibility & Value: The 48-pack is a massive convenience—you won't feel the "sting" as much when a ball finds the water or the woods. Pros: Incredibly soft feel; helps reduce slices/hooks; unbeatable value in the bulk pack. Cons: Ionomer cover doesn't "check" as hard on fast greens as a Pro V1; higher swing speeds (>100mph) might find it too soft.
Golfnut 1
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1 month ago
Maxfli Softfli Ball
The 48 pack is definitely a bargain for a very playable ball.
1FastC7
1 month ago
Great Budget Ball
Great price and quality. These balls get the job done.
David
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1 month ago
Excellent Golf Balls At Less Than 1.75 A Ball
I used to use Calaway Supersoft balls but read reviews of the Maxfli Softfli that suggested that they were as good. I find them just as responsive around the green and drive the same distance and with a rebate and pre Christmas deals they cost less than a dollar a ball! I highly recommend them.
Joey
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1 month ago
My Favorite Golf Ball
These are my favorite golf ball. I have been playing them for 10 years. I hope Maxfli keeps making them for a long time.
