The advantage of golf balls having dimples was actually discovered by accident. Let Hannah Holden explain. It's strange to think golf ball dimples didn't always exist, but they play a crucial role in the aerodynamics of a golf ball in flight. Dimples help reduce drag and increase lift, allowing the ball to travel further and more accurately.
In today's edition of Play Smart, we look at the fascinating way Bryon DeChambeau uses the dimples on his ball to make short putts. By strategically aligning the dimples with the target line, DeChambeau is able to optimize his putting performance.
A nuclear engineer at Sandia National Laboratories has confirmed a forehead-smackingly obvious idea - dimpling things from rockets to cars can improve their aerodynamics. This concept can be applied to various industries to enhance efficiency and performance.
These guys tested a golf ball without dimples to see how far it can go and whether or not it can be controllable. The results showed that dimples are essential for maximizing distance and accuracy in golf shots.
WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW: The new Titleist Pro V1 and Pro V1x both feature a softer cover as well as a reformulated core along with a fast, durable dimple design. These advancements aim to provide golfers with improved performance on the course.
LA Golf, which entered the sport as a shaft company, is now moving into the hyper-competitive ball space. Their innovative approach to golf ball design includes unique dimple patterns and materials for enhanced performance.
I recently tried out the tough to find, Wilson Staff Px3 golf ball. The only place that I have ever seen these for sale is in my local Wal-Mart. Despite their limited availability, these balls are known for their durability and performance on the course.
Read on to find out which are the best Titleist golf balls available in 2024. From the best premium models to their budget-friendly options, Titleist offers a range of dimpled golf balls to suit every player's needs.
Dimples on a golf ball have a drastic effect on how the ball flies through the air. Different depths, shapes, and patterns disrupt airflow in unique ways, influencing the ball's trajectory and distance. Understanding the science behind dimples can help golfers optimize their performance on the course.
