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Golf Ball (sometimes Golfball) is a 1962 painting by Roy Lichtenstein. It is considered to fall within the art movement known as Pop art. It depicts "a single sphere with patterned, variously directional semi-circular grooves." The work is commonly associated with black-and-white Piet Mondrian works. It is one of the works that was presented at Lichtenstein's first solo exhibition and one that was critical to his early association with pop art. The work is commonly critiqued for its tension involving a three-dimensional representation in two dimensions with much discussion revolving around the choice of a background nearly without any perspective.
Golf tracking system for monitoring and management of data
A method of tracking golf play includes receiving a plurality of coordinate sets corresponding to a plurality of shot to locations of golf balls hit by a plurality of players on a hole in a golf event. The plurality of coordinate sets were automatically captured in sensor data of a plurality of sensor device coordinate sources positioned around the hole. Hole events corresponding to strokes of the plurality of players on the hole in the golf event are received that were automatically detected in sensor data of a sensor device hole event sources. Each hole event may be automatically associated with one of the plurality of coordinate sets that correspond to the shot to location of the golf ball for the stroke the hole event corresponds to generate detailed scoring data for the plurality of players on the hole in the golf event.
Owner:PGA TOUR ENTERPRISES LLC
Golf club heads
Aspects of the invention are directed to golf club having a crown, a sole, a face, and a face alignment feature located on the face.
Owner:TAYLOR MADE GOLF CO INC
Golf ball having spherical triangle segmented dimple pattern
Various aspects of a dimple pattern methodology, and dimple pattern configurations are disclosed herein. A spherical triangle segment division can be used to maintain a high level of symmetry in the dimple pattern while also maintaining a specific dimple layout in polar regions of the golf ball. In one aspect, the specific configurations disclosed herein can provide geometric symmetry while being adaptable to relatively complex processes for forming golf ball covers. Furthermore, the configurations disclosed herein provide a dimple pattern with a high level of symmetry having a particular subset of preferred polar dimples.
Owner:ACUSHNET CO
Hybrid golf system, control method of mobile terminal used to the same and method for locating golf ball at ball position on field using user's mobile terminal in hybrid golf system
It is an object of the present invention to provide a hybrid golf system, a control method of a mobile terminal used to the same and a method for locating a golf ball at a ball position on a field using a user's mobile terminal in the hybrid golf system that allows the user to find a golf ball position on an actual field corresponding to a virtual ball position on a virtual golf course using the user's mobile terminal without additional devices for pointing the golf ball position.
Owner:GOLFZON CO LTD
Golf ball having non-planar parting line
The present disclosure is directed to a golf ball having a non-planar parting line on its spherical surface. The non-planar parting line is comprised of a plurality of arcuate segments, and at least one of the plurality of arcuate segments is a sinusoidal arcuate segment.
Owner:ACUSHNET CO
Golf ball dispenser with embedded display device, separate front waterfall panel and / or blower assembly
ActiveUS12390696B2Gymnastic exercisingCharacter and pattern recognitionClassical mechanicsDisplay device
A system includes: a golf range; targets on the golf range; a building including golf bays including golf ball dispensers, each including a receptacle, a passageway, a gateway, and a display device embedded in the golf ball dispenser; at least one golf ball sensor; one or more computers communicatively coupled with the at least one golf ball sensor and the golf ball dispensers, the one or more computers being configured to track a golf ball in flight on the golf range, identify where the golf ball lands on the golf range, identify the golf bay from which the golf ball was hit, and present information, regarding the golf ball hit from the golf bay, on the display device of the golf ball dispenser associated with the golf bay, the information being in accordance with where the golf ball lands on the golf range.
Owner:TOPGOLF INTERNATIONAL INC
Golf club
Owner:TAYLOR MADE GOLF CO INC
Golf ball
A golf ball is disclosed herein that has at least one modified aerodynamic characteristic or performance trait. More specifically, the golf ball disclosed herein can include a dimple pattern having a specific drag coefficient and / or specific integrated drag area.
Owner:ACUSHNET CO
Golf balls having reduced distance
Golf balls having core formulations including polybutadiene, butyl rubber, or a blend thereof, and low surface coverage dimple patterns are disclosed. The combination of low surface coverage with particular rubber formulations helps to reduce the flight of the ball while also providing improved aerodynamic consistency and maintaining the appearance of a high-performance trajectory.
Owner:ACUSHNET CO
Golf ball
A golf ball is disclosed herein that has at least one modified aerodynamic characteristic or performance trait. More specifically, the golf ball disclosed herein can include a dimple pattern having a specific drag coefficient and / or specific integrated drag area.
Owner:ACUSHNET CO
Devices, systems, and methods for measuring spin of a golf ball
A method for measuring spin of a golf ball includes obtaining at least two images of the golf ball after a golf club contacts the golf ball. The method also includes identifying the time span between the obtained at least two images to create a numerical time difference, defining an outline of the golf ball while the golf ball is in flight, finding at least one marking on the golf ball in each golf ball image, finding the rotations of the golf ball by aligning the at least one marking on the golf ball in each golf ball image, and converting the rotations of the golf ball into spin values by combining the rotations and the numerical time differences, wherein the spin values comprise at least a spin axis and a rotation angle. The spin values may then be displayed to a user.
Owner:GOLFTEC ENTERPRISES LLC
Golf ball
Owner:ACUSHNET CO
Golf ball
A golf ball is disclosed herein that has at least one modified aerodynamic characteristic or performance trait. More specifically, the golf ball disclosed herein can include a dimple pattern having a specific drag coefficient and / or specific integrated drag area.
Owner:ACUSHNET CO
Golf ball
Owner:ACUSHNET CO
Golf ball
A golf ball is disclosed herein that has at least one modified aerodynamic characteristic or performance trait. More specifically, the golf ball disclosed herein can include a dimple pattern having a specific drag coefficient and / or specific integrated drag area.
Owner:ACUSHNET CO
Golf ball brush (GF-001)
1. The name of the product of this design: Golf Brush (GF‑001). 2. Purpose of this design product: used to clean golf balls. 3. The design key point of this appearance design product lies in the shape. 4. The picture or photo that best illustrates the design points: Stereoscopic diagram 1.
Owner:SHENZHEN XIYALI TECH CO LTD
Method and system utilizing imaging analysis for golf balls
A method and system for determining concentricity of a multiple layer golf ball are disclosed herein. One or more images of a golf ball are generated using an X-ray source, a camera or a digital detector, and an image intensifier. An edge detection algorithm is preferably utilized. The method also includes calculating Y,Z center coordinates of the a best fit diameter or ellipse of the inner edge layer and outer edge layer of the multiple layer golf ball.
Owner:TOPGOLF CALLAWAY BRANDS CORP
Golf ball
Owner:ACUSHNET CO
Golf ball
A golf ball is disclosed herein that has at least one modified aerodynamic characteristic or performance trait. More specifically, the golf ball disclosed herein can include a dimple pattern having a specific drag coefficient and / or specific integrated drag area.
Owner:ACUSHNET CO
Portable golf ball holder
A portable golf ball holder includes a ball holder and a clip. The ball holder includes a flexible frame. The frame includes at least one ball-holding unit. The ball-holding unit has an entrance, a circular hole, a pair of expandable frame arms, and a curved recess. The clip is disposed on the rear end of the frame and has a clip body. The clip body has a bent portion connected to the frame to form a clip groove. When a golf ball is placed into the pair of frame arms from the entrance, the golf ball will be accommodated in the curved recess. The overall structure enhances the convenience for golfers to carry golf balls with them for use.
Owner:EAST CHAIN HARDWARE INTERNATIONAL LTD
Reactive game play
A method and system for playing a player reactive game at a golf entertainment venue are disclosed herein. The system includes golf ball tracking sensors, hitting bays and a server. The golf ball tracking sensors are positioned at a golf driving range. The hitting bays are also at the golf driving range, and each hitting bay has a video display. The server is configured to modify gameplay based on the shot types detected.
Owner:TOPGOLF INTERNATIONAL INC
Swing practicing device
Owner:軽部 央
Golf ball
A golf ball is disclosed herein that has at least one modified aerodynamic characteristic or performance trait. More specifically, the golf ball disclosed herein can include a dimple pattern having a specific drag coefficient and / or specific integrated drag area.
Owner:ACUSHNET CO
Dimple patterns for golf balls
A golf ball having a plurality of dimples disposed on a spherical outer surface thereof is disclosed herein. The golf ball is segmented into triangular sections each divided into: a polar region from latitude angle 0° to latitude angle 30° and having a dimple surface coverage Sp, an intermediate region from latitude angle 30° to latitude angle 60° and having a dimple surface coverage Si, and an equatorial region from latitude angle 60° to latitude angle 90° and having a dimple surface coverage Se. A specific relationship is provided between Sp, Si, and Se, as disclosed in more detail herein.
Owner:ACUSHNET CO
Golf club head
A golf club head includes a striking face having a face center and defining a face plane, a virtual vertical center plane perpendicular to the face plane and passing through the face center, a sole portion, a top portion, a heel portion, a toe portion, a hosel configured to receive a shaft, and a loft, L, no less than 39°. A center of gravity is spaced from the vertical center plane by a distance, D7. A moment of inertia, Iyy, is measured about an axis extending in a heel to toe direction, parallel with a ground plane, and passes through the center of gravity, such that Iyy / D7≥527.4 g·cm / °×L−23,580 g·cm.
Owner:SUMITOMO RUBBER INDUSTRIES LTD
Golf ball
A golf ball is disclosed herein that has at least one modified aerodynamic characteristic or performance trait. More specifically, the golf ball disclosed herein can include a dimple pattern having a specific drag coefficient and / or specific integrated drag area.
Owner:ACUSHNET CO
Golf club head
A golf club head has a loft no less than 38°. The golf club head also comprises a material having a material composition that includes an Iron content that by weight is highest of all constituents. The material composition also has a Chromium content no less than 10.5% by weight and a Nickel content no greater than 0.5% by weight.
Owner:SUMITOMO RUBBER INDUSTRIES LTD
Golf ball identification apparatus and system
A golf ball identification apparatus and system for is disclosed herein. The golf ball identification apparatus includes a housing, a cover, a helical track within the housing, and an antenna. The antenna is positioned at a bottom of the housing and is configured to identify a golf ball that has a wireless identification device.
Owner:TOPGOLF INTERNATIONAL INC
