Dimples
Dimples are what make the golf ball fly, and they come in a variety of depths, shapes, patterns and edge angles that engineers use to create different flight characteristics and optimize trajectory...
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Ionomer
Ionomers are durable plastics that are used in golf ball construction. Ionomer golf balls are known for their...
Cover
The Cover is the outer-most layer of a golf ball. In premium golf balls including the Titleist Pro V1®, Pro...
Casing Layer
The Casing Layer of a golf ball is a secondary layer, under the urethane cover that encapsulates the golf ball...
Forged vs. Cast Irons
In the manufacture of golf irons and wedges, there are two main methods that clubmakers employ to transform...
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Stopping Power
Stopping power has to do with the angle of descent of the golf ball, the spin rate, and the course conditions...
Lift
In golf ball design, aerodynamic flight is achieved through spin. All golf shots (except for topped shots and...
Dimples
Dimples are patterns of shallow indentations, typically spherical in shape that are applied to the surface of...
Core
The Core is the center-most component in a golf ball's construction. Broadly speaking, the aim in designing a...
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