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AssigneeThe Procter & Gamble Company
InventorsKenneth Stephen McGuire, Richard Tweddell, III, Peter Worthington Hamilton
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In a non-limiting exemplary embodiment of the present invention, a golf ball has a surface comprising a plurality of dimples arranged in an amorphous pattern. In an additional embodiment of the invention, a golf ball has a surface comprising a plurality of spaced dimples, wherein the dimples each comprise a non-circular shape and are spaced by land portions having substantially uniform widths. In an additional embodiment of the present invention, a golf ball has a surface formed with a plurality of non-circular, multi-sided shaped dimples and interposed lands having substantially consistent widths between adjacent dimples. In yet another alternative embodiment of the present invention, an exemplary method of making a golf ball having a dimpled surface is provided. The process comprises generating an amorphous pattern of non-circular shaped dimples and then transferring the amorphous pattern to the surface of the golf ball.
A golf ball having a surface comprising a plurality of non-circular dimples arranged in an amorphous pattern on said surface and spaced by land portions having substantially uniform widths.
A golf ball having a surface comprising a plurality of spaced dimples, wherein said dimples each comprise a non-circular, amorphous shape and are spaced by land portions having substantially uniform widths.
A golf ball having a surface formed with a plurality of amorphous non-circular, multi-sided shaped dimples and interposed lands having substantially consistent widths between adjacent dimples.
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