Method of making a golf ball with a multi-layer, core
AssigneeAcushnet Company
InventorsJeffrey L. Dalton, Herbert C. Boehm, Christopher Cavallaro
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Abstract
A multilayer golf ball including a solid center having a center hardness, a plurality of laminates cut into a plurality of shapes formed around the center to create an inner ball, and a cover formed around the inner ball, wherein the plurality of layers can include at least a first layer having a hardness greater than the center hardness and a second layer having a hardness greater than the first layer hardness, and optionally a third layer disposed between the first and the second layers having a hardness greater than the first layer hardness.
Claims20
A golf ball comprising:
- a center;
- a cover;
- and
- a laminate, wherein the laminate comprises:
- a plurality of layers comprising at least a first layer comprising at least one thermoplastic material and at least a second layer comprising at least one thermoset material.
A golf ball comprising:
- a center;
- a cover;
- and
- a laminate, wherein the laminate comprises:
- a plurality of layers comprising at least a first layer comprising at least one thermoplastic material and at least a second layer comprising at least one thermoset material, wherein the plurality of layers are substantially figure 8-shaped.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.