Not commenting on your swing, but just a heads up that it's totally possible you could look at your DTL position at, say, impact (P7) or after (P7-P8) and compare to your favorite pros and see you have less side bend. Personalized advertising may be considered a “sale” or “sharing” of information under California and other state privacy laws, and you may have a right to opt out.

His most famous accomplishments were in the world of golf where he is considered to be the "father of the modern-day golf ball". The Pocket Comparator is used to accurately measure the diameter of the dimples on the surface of the golf ball. This patent was filed June 12, 1990 which establishes that the earliest date for introduction of this golf ball is July 1989.

First, not only did it contain information about TOP-FLITE XL II golf balls but also about TOP-FLITE II and TOP-FLITE PLUS II golf balls. You know that one buddy that played baseball growing up, has a huge slice but catches 1-2 drives a round that are just demolished? Etsy’s 100% renewable electricity commitment includes the electricity used by the data centers that host Etsy. They had 320 large dimples and 12 small dimples arranged in the Spalding icosahedron dimple pattern 4. I hit a Srixion soft feel next and they carried about the same distance but a pronounced difference in the sound.

This ball appears to be the same ball as the one Hatcher(1) reports as the ‘1957 Spalding DOT’ with the scripted Spalding logo and the word DOT on the seam.This was purported to mean that the ball would have lower lift during the ascent so the ball travels further. This bird was supposed to help gain some extra yards off the tee but probably lived most of it’s life in hazards, never quite soaring to many par 5s in two. The Top-Flite Plus II ball had a low trajectory at high ball velocity and then a higher trajectory at lower ball velocity resulting in long carry and little if any roll. This application disclosed a golf ball with 332 dimples arranged in the form of an icosahedron with dimple diameters between 0.

Spalding golf balls that have this 492 dimple pattern on the June 1985 list are: Top-Flite 492 Spalding USA, Top-Flite Plus Spalding 492, Top-Flite Plus Spalding 492 (orange cover), and Top-Flite Plus Spalding 492 (yellow cover). To enable personalised advertising (like interest-based ads), we may share your data with our marketing and advertising partners using cookies and other technologies. Unless noted in photos or in the description, I’m not sure of date of item…just know I’ve had it awhile (considering my age I think of all of my stuff as vintage…like me). If anyone has a Spalding MOLITOR ball with MOLITOR on the pole in their collection, I would love to hear from you about the nature of the dimple pattern. coverage is equal to the total area of all the dimples divided by the surface area of the golf ball.

This is an unopened and unused two dozen (24) box of Spalding brand "Molitor 422" white golf balls made by Spalding Sports Worldwide, Chicopee, Mass. I tried using my Pocket Comparator(4) to determine whether these Spalding golf balls were outside the range of the Acushnet Co. These golf balls were three piece balls made with a small polymer or liquid center wrapped with a long elastic rubber thread and a thin resilient cover.

Some of the technologies we use are necessary for critical functions like security and site integrity, account authentication, security and privacy preferences, internal site usage and maintenance data, and to make the site work correctly for browsing and transactions. Ball Pack The all new super reactive titanium core produces high energy and superior distance while an Ionomer cover enhances initial velocity and flight. So all of our thinking about mechanics has to be adapted to what our bodies are capable of in terms of strength and flexibility. I remember being a huge fan of the Molitor golf balls when I was 8 or 9 years old, just taking up the game. There was one dimple at each pole (labeled P), and six identical dimple sections of 35 dimples (labeled 1 or 2) on each side of the equator (E) of the golf ball.The number 1 guy on our golf team would pull out his graphite shafted driver (very rare at the time) and that triangular box on the first tee of school matches. This dimple pattern was designed so that the ball would have aerodynamic symmetry in flight regardless of its position on the tee or the ground. patent application claimed a golf ball having dimples arranged in such a way that at least 80% of the dimples are less than 0. Therefore I was not surprised to see Spalding golf balls with 492 dimples on the June 1985 USGA conforming list.