Tessellating irregular polyhedral domains onto golf balls minimizes great circles and enhances aerodynamic symmetry.
A multi-piece golf ball uses a hardness gradient between core and cover to optimize impact dynamics.
Varying curing cycles creates controlled hardness gradients in dual core golf balls, resolving the trade-off between compression distance and harsh impact feel.
Block copolymer with over 15 wt% polyether and low glass transition polyester reduces moisture absorption while maintaining mechanical strength.