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US 12,667,756 B2Granted
Golf ball incorporating inorganic aluminosilicate ceramic microspheres in at least one layer
AssigneeAcushnet Company
InventorsErin C. McDermott, Manjari Kuntimaddi, Brian Comeau
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Abstract
A golf ball includes a plurality of layers. The layers include at least one core layer, at least one intermediate or cover layer, and at least one coating layer. At least one of these layers is formed from a composition having both a plurality of non-functionalized inorganic aluminosilicate ceramic microspheres, and a plurality of functionalized inorganic aluminosilicate ceramic microspheres dispersed throughout.
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A golf ball comprising a plurality of layers, wherein at least one layer is formed from a composition comprising:
- a plurality of non-functionalized inorganic aluminosilicate ceramic microspheres dispersed throughout;
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- a plurality of functionalized inorganic aluminosilicate ceramic microspheres dispersed throughout.
A golf ball comprising a plurality of layers, comprising:
- a first layer formed from a composition comprising a plurality of functionalized inorganic aluminosilicate ceramic microspheres dispersed throughout;
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- a second layer formed from a composition comprising a plurality of non-functionalized inorganic aluminosilicate ceramic microspheres dispersed throughout.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.