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  • 913 D3 Fitting

    I would just like to thank Jack who was visiting  Manston Driving Range today for helping me find the right shaft for the Titleist 913 D3 Driver, he showed a great wealth of knowledge in this product.This has inspired me to go on to buy the right shaft giving…

  • Hole in One

    I hit a pitching wedge from 122 yards out and after I struck the ball it looked to be tracking right at the pin. It just cleared a small hill in front of the green and hit, bounced twice, and dunked right in the cup. Hole in one with a Titleist ProV1x…

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    Because the core of the golf ball is only minimally engaged on shots of approximately 50 yards and less, the cover is the key component of golf ball construction when talking about the short game.
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    During cover casting, liquid urethane is is dispensed into half-ball mold cavities. The inside surfaces of these metal molds are cast with hobs, the positive, domed versions of the Pro V1 and Pro V1x spherically tiled, tetrahedral dimple patterns (352…
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    The new paint system developed for the 2013 Pro V1 and Pro V1x golf balls utilizes a travelling carousel and two sprayers, one that sprays from above and one that applies paint from below. This ensures proper coverage over the entire surface of the ball…
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    Pro V1 and Pro V1x golf balls receive two coats of primer paint. After drying, the balls proceed to stamping operations.
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    After the core molding process, Pro V1 cores undergo Titleist's corona discharge process. This process ensures that the Urethane Elastomer™ cover adheres properly to the core.
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    2013 Pro V1 and Pro V1x golf balls utilize a thermoset Urethane Elastomer™ cover, in which ingredients are mixed, like epoxy, just before being cast around the golf ball core.
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    Once the covers cool and cure, Pro V1 cover molds are unbolted. Excess urethane material around the staggered wave parting line will now be buffed out.
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