Golf Balls

Golf balls are spherical objects designed specifically for the sport of golf. Typically made from a core, mantle, and outer cover, they are engineered for performance. The core often consists of a resilient material that stores and transfers energy during impact. The mantle layer, which surrounds the core, helps control spin and distance. The outer cover, made from materials like urethane or ionomer, influences the ball’s feel and durability. Golf balls feature dimples on their surface to reduce drag and enhance aerodynamics, allowing for longer and more accurate shots.