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Axis of Rotation
In discussing golf ball flight and curve, the Axis of Rotation is the imaginary line running through the center of the golf ball about which the golf ball spins. On all golf shots (except for topped...
Dimples
Dimples are patterns of shallow indentations, typically spherical in shape that are applied to the surface of the golf ball cover. Golf ball scientists and engineers use dimples to optimize the...
Peak Height
Peak Height, or the apex of a golf ball's trajectory, is the highest point reached by a golf ball during its Flight. Peak Height will vary greatly based on individual players' launch conditions. The...
Core
The Core is the center-most component in a golf ball's construction. Broadly speaking, the aim in designing a golf ball core is to return a tremendous amount of energy when a force is applied to it....
Ionomer
Ionomers are hard, durable plastics that are used in golf ball manufacturing. Ionomer blends are used to form casing layers in premium, tour-played golf balls (Titleist models include Pro V1®, Pro...
Consistency
Consistency can be thought of as achieving a level of performance that is reproducible and does not diminish or vary greatly in quality over time. In golf ball engineering, consistency is everything....
Compression
Compression can affect the speed, spin and trajectory of a shot. But compression is just one design element of many. Just knowing the compression of your golf ball will not tell you anything about its...
Concentricity
In golf ball manufacturing, Concentricity is a measurement of the centeredness of each layer in the golf ball's construction. Concentricity impacts performance because the greater the concentricity of...
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