A matte golf ball cover uses a resin composition containing fluorescent dye to provide vibrant color while maintaining a gloss-free surface finish.
Multi-functional hydroxyl compounds and isocyanates cross-link thermoplastic polyurethane covers to resolve durability and scuff resistance bottlenecks.
Frangible microcapsules in the cover layer release alkaline absorbents during driving to reduce atmospheric CO2 levels.
Symmetrical slots on a lightweight polyurethane ball create aerodynamic lift, enabling younger players to practice rise balls without high pitch speeds.
Optimized multi-layer golf ball hardness creates side spin, reducing rolling distance after landing.
A polyurethane golf ball cover uses a specific cis-1,4-cyclohexane dimethanol and trans-1,4-cyclohexane dimethanol mixture as a chain extender.
A colored golf ball cover uses a polyurethane layer with specific pigment and lubricant compositions to achieve precise color tones.
A golf ball resin composition combines ionomer copolymers with amphoteric surfactants to achieve excellent resilience and flexibility.
A rubber composition uses specific metal salt ratios to create a core hardness gradient.
A golf ball core with a specific hardness gradient reduces wind influence and spin variation.