Maxfli SoftFli Pink Golf Balls
Our SoftFli Pink golf balls deliver effortless distance with a soft-compression core engineered for moderate swing speeds. The vibrant pink finish stands out against fairways and greens, making it easier to track your ball flight and locate your shot in any lie.
We designed the SoftFli for golfers who want straighter, longer drives without sacrificing feel around the greens. The ionomer cover provides excellent durability for multiple rounds, while the low-compression construction reduces spin off the driver for maximized carry distance. Whether you’re shaping shots into tucked pins or threading fairways, the high-visibility pink shell keeps your ball in sight from tee to cup.
Core details & visibility benefits
Core construction & compression rating
The SoftFli Pink features our proprietary low-compression core rated at 35 compression, specifically formulated for players with moderate swing speeds. This softer core compresses more easily at impact, transferring maximum energy even when clubhead speed drops below tour-level velocities.
Our engineers tuned the core chemistry to generate peak ball speed between 75-95 mph driver swings, the sweet spot for the majority of recreational golfers. The result is optimized launch conditions—higher flight with reduced backspin—that translate to added carry distance without requiring swing changes. Independent testing shows the SoftFli core maintains its compression characteristics across temperature ranges from 50°F to 100°F, so performance stays consistent whether you’re teeing off in spring morning dew or summer afternoon heat.
High-visibility pink finish technology
Why pink outperforms white
We use a UV-stable pigment technology that saturates the ionomer cover with vivid pink coloration throughout the material, not just surface-level coating. This means the color won’t fade or chip away after repeated strikes, and the ball remains easy to spot even after a full 18 holes.
Field studies with amateur golfers show pink balls reduce search time by an average of 38 seconds per round compared to traditional white. The wavelength of pink light contrasts sharply with green grass and blue sky, making it substantially easier for your eye to lock onto the ball during flight and at rest. For players who struggle with depth perception or ball tracking, the SoftFli Pink offers a tangible on-course advantage that keeps play moving and reduces lost-ball penalties.
Cover durability & greenside performance
The ionomer cover balances long-term durability with soft touch around the greens. We’ve engineered the cover thickness at 1.2mm, thick enough to resist cart-path scuffs and tree impacts while remaining thin enough to allow the core’s soft feel to translate through to your hands on delicate chips and putts.
Unlike urethane tour balls that show wear after 2-3 rounds of aggressive play, the SoftFli’s ionomer shell maintains structural integrity for 5-7 rounds of typical recreational use. The material’s inherent resilience means you won’t see cover cuts from partial wedge shots or shank strikes, and the seamless 332 dimple pattern stays intact longer. When you do need fresh grip on approach shots, the cover still generates enough friction with wedge grooves to hold greens from 100 yards and in, though it won’t spin back like a premium urethane ball.
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SoftFli Pink golf ball questions
The Maxfli SoftFli Pink golf balls feature a 35 compression rating, making them one of the softer balls on the market. This low compression is specifically designed for golfers with swing speeds below 90 mph, allowing the core to compress fully at impact for maximum energy transfer.
The soft compression generates higher launch angles and reduced backspin off the driver, which translates to longer carry distance for moderate swing speeds. If you’re a recreational player, senior golfer, or anyone who doesn’t generate tour-level clubhead speed, the 35 compression core will optimize your ball flight better than firmer tour-level balls.
The pink color has zero effect on performance characteristics. The SoftFli Pink uses the exact same core construction, cover material, and dimple pattern as the standard white SoftFli, so ball speed, spin rates, and flight trajectory are identical between colors.
The only difference is the UV-stable pink pigment integrated throughout the ionomer cover material. This pigment is chemically inert and doesn’t alter the cover’s durability, hardness, or friction properties. You get the performance benefits of enhanced visibility without any compromise to how the ball flies or feels.
Yes, Maxfli SoftFli Pink golf balls are fully conforming to USGA and R&A rules for competitive play. They appear on the official List of Conforming Golf Balls maintained by both governing bodies.
You can use them in any sanctioned tournament, club championship, or handicap round without restriction. The pink color is explicitly permitted under equipment rules, and many competitive players now choose high-visibility colors to gain the tracking advantage they provide.
Under typical recreational play conditions, a single SoftFli Pink ball will maintain playable condition for 5-7 rounds. The ionomer cover is engineered for exceptional durability and resists the scuffs, cuts, and abrasions that shorter-lived balls suffer from cart paths, trees, and mishits.
Performance degradation is minimal across this lifespan—the core compression stays consistent and the dimple pattern remains intact. You’ll likely lose the ball before it wears out. That said, we recommend rotating to a fresh ball for tournament rounds to ensure you’re playing with optimal aerodynamics and cover integrity.
We engineered the SoftFli Pink for driver swing speeds in the 75-95 mph range, which covers the majority of recreational golfers, many women players, and senior golfers. The low-compression core compresses fully within this velocity window to maximize energy transfer and ball speed.
If your swing speed falls below 75 mph, you’ll still see good performance but might benefit from an even softer ball. If you’re consistently above 95 mph, you may not compress the SoftFli core enough to achieve optimal spin control, and a firmer tour-level ball would likely serve you better.
Yes, we offer custom personalization on SoftFli Pink golf balls through our online customization tool. You can add up to three lines of text, upload a logo, or choose from our library of stock graphics.
Personalization uses UV-cured ink that bonds permanently to the ionomer cover without affecting ball performance. The imprint won’t fade or wear off during normal play. Custom orders typically ship within 5-7 business days, and minimum order quantities vary by personalization type—single-line text has no minimum, while custom logo orders require a minimum of three dozen.
The SoftFli Pink performs reliably in light rain and damp fairways. The ionomer cover doesn’t absorb water the way some softer urethane covers can, so the ball maintains its weight and compression characteristics when wet.
The 332 dimple pattern continues to generate stable aerodynamics even with surface moisture, though like all golf balls, you’ll see slightly reduced spin on approach shots when the cover and clubface are both wet. The pink color actually offers an advantage in overcast or rainy conditions—it remains highly visible against gray skies and wet grass where white balls tend to blend in.