Kirkland – 3-piece. This one is 2-piece. If you don’t know the difference between the two, it’s a good time to do some research.
It can help your slice a bit but not by much.
Less spin.
You might lose a bit of control when approaching.
If you have a handicap in the 20s or lower, you’ll feel the difference. If you are in 30s, all balls are the same.
Not much information on the page, but I’d guess the cover is an ionomer, considering the price. Less spin.
Compression might be much lower (softer), especially when compared to Kirkland one. Not many 2-piece ball has high compression.
By the way, I heard that recent Kirkland balls are made in China. The performance has dropped significantly compared to when they were made in Korea. I could actually feel it, especially in terms of the distance, and eventually stopped using it.
I don’t think it’s a good idea to keep using it. Fly it away with your slice.
A couple experiences I had with Noodle balls weren’t bad. It feels like any other 2-piece but it doesn’t look cheap and the feel was good.
This costs 60 cents per ball. Not bad at all for the new balls, but you need to make your basket $35 if you are not a member.
If you need balls, you might consider buying them if you’re not a low handicapper. Hope this helps.