Maxfli SoftFli White Golf Balls – Official SoftFli Collection
We designed the Maxfli SoftFli golf balls for golfers who want Tour-level greenside spin without sacrificing distance. The ultra-low 35-compression core creates exceptional feel on approach shots and around the green, while our advanced ionomer cover grips wedge grooves for shot-stopping control.
Every SoftFli ball features our proprietary 332-dimple pattern, engineered to reduce drag and maintain stable flight in crosswinds. Whether you’re attacking tucked pins or shaping iron shots, the SoftFli delivers consistent performance round after round. Our quality control process ensures every dozen meets the same tight tolerances found in balls twice the price.
Core performance specs
Low-Compression Core Technology
The 35-compression core sets the SoftFli apart from traditional distance balls that often measure 80-90 compression. We engineered this ultra-soft rubber formulation specifically for golfers with moderate swing speeds who need more energy transfer at impact.
When your driver speed sits between 70 and 95 mph, a rock-hard Tour ball won’t fully compress at contact — you lose distance and feel. Our SoftFli core compresses completely even with slower swings, maximizing energy return off the clubface. The result is longer carries with your woods and irons, paired with the buttery feel better players demand on scoring shots.
Ionomer Cover for Greenside Spin
Advanced Cover Formulation
We use a premium ionomer blend in the SoftFli cover — the same family of materials found on many Tour-level balls. The key difference is our formula’s thickness and molecular structure, calibrated to work with the low-compression core underneath.
When you open the clubface and make aggressive contact with a wedge, the cover grips the grooves and generates high spin rates. We’ve measured SoftFli wedge spin at 7,500-8,500 RPM in independent lab testing, putting it in the same range as urethane-covered balls that cost twice as much. That spin translates directly to shots that check up and stop near the hole, rather than releasing across the green.
Aerodynamic Dimple Pattern
Our 332-dimple configuration isn’t arbitrary — we spent two years in wind-tunnel testing to optimize the pattern’s depth, diameter, and edge angles. The result is a ball that holds its line in crosswinds and maintains penetrating trajectory into headwinds.
Each dimple measures between 0.010 and 0.014 inches deep, creating micro-turbulence that reduces drag by 18% compared to a smooth sphere. The hexagonal packing arrangement ensures complete coverage with no dead spots, so the ball performs identically regardless of how it sits on the tee.
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SoftFli Golf Ball Questions
The SoftFli features an ultra-low 35-compression core, making it one of the softest balls we manufacture. This compression level is specifically engineered for golfers with swing speeds between 70 and 95 mph.
Lower compression allows the core to fully deform at impact even with moderate clubhead speed, maximizing energy transfer and distance. Higher-compression Tour balls require faster swings to compress properly — if your speed doesn’t match the ball’s design, you lose both distance and feel.
We use an advanced ionomer cover formulation that grips wedge grooves to generate high spin rates on approach shots and chips. Independent testing shows the SoftFli produces 7,500-8,500 RPM with a 56-degree wedge, comparable to urethane-covered balls costing twice as much.
The cover thickness and molecular structure work together with the soft core to allow the ball to grab the clubface during impact. This combination gives you Tour-level short-game control while maintaining the durability ionomer is known for.
The SoftFli is optimized for swing speeds between 70 and 95 mph. Golfers with driver speeds above 100 mph will likely over-compress the core, leading to ballooning drives and reduced control.
If your swing speed exceeds our recommended range, consider our Maxfli Tour or U/6 Tour models, which feature higher compression cores designed for faster swings. Matching ball compression to your actual swing dynamics is the fastest way to improve performance.
Most golfers get 4-6 rounds from each SoftFli ball before noticing performance degradation. The ionomer cover resists cuts and scuffs better than softer urethane covers, extending playable life.
Actual durability depends on your course conditions and how often you hit cart paths, trees, or rough terrain. Inspect the cover before each round — if you see deep cuts or significant discoloration, replace the ball to maintain consistent flight characteristics.
Both versions use identical core and cover construction — the only difference is the finish. The white SoftFli has a traditional glossy coating, while the matte version features a non-glare surface that some players prefer in bright sunlight.
Performance characteristics including compression, spin, and durability are the same across both finishes. Choose based on your visual preference during alignment and ball tracking.
Yes, all Maxfli SoftFli golf balls conform to USGA and R&A equipment rules. They appear on the official List of Conforming Golf Balls and can be used in any sanctioned tournament or competition.
Each production run undergoes testing to verify the balls meet strict standards for size, weight, symmetry, and initial velocity. You can play SoftFli with confidence in club championships, amateur events, and casual rounds alike.
Store your SoftFli balls in a cool, dry location away from temperature extremes. Avoid leaving them in your car trunk during hot summers or cold winters, as excessive heat or freezing temperatures can temporarily alter the core’s compression properties.
Keep balls in the original packaging or a climate-controlled space until you’re ready to use them. Properly stored golf balls maintain their performance characteristics for several years.