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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...
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...
Casing Layer
The Casing Layer of a golf ball is a secondary layer, under the urethane cover that encapsulates the golf ball core. The casing layer is a resilient, stiff thermoplastic layer made from materials...
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....
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