Multilayer golf ball with a thin thermoset outer layer
AssigneeAcushnet Company
InventorsHerbert C. Boehm, William E. Morgan, Christopher Cavallaro, Jeffrey L. Dalton
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AssigneeAcushnet Company
InventorsHerbert C. Boehm, William E. Morgan, Christopher Cavallaro, Jeffrey L. Dalton
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The present invention is directed towards a multilayer golf ball which comprises a core, an inner cover layer and an outer cover layer, wherein the outer cover layer comprises a castable reactive liquid material having a shore D hardness less than the shore D hardness of the material forming the inner cover layer. The present invention also relates to golf balls having improved adhesion between adjacent layers, as well as method for making golf balls having such improved adhesion. In particular, the outer surface of the core, an intermediate layer(s) or both the core and the intermediate layer(s) has a textured surface profile integrally molded in the outer surface thereof so that the surface profile promotes interfacial adhesion.
A method for forming a multilayer golf ball having improved interfacial adhesion, said method comprising:
A method of forming a multilayer golf ball comprising a cover, a core and at least one intermediate layer interposed between said cover and core, said multilayer ball having improved interfacial adhesion between its layers, wherein the method comprises:
A golf ball having improved interfacial adhesion comprising a cover, a core and at least one intermediate layer therebetween, wherein said intermediate layer has a textured surface profile integrally molded in an outermost surface thereof, wherein said textured surface profile comprises a plurality of peaks extending from said outermost surface, said peaks having heights of about 3 to about 7 mils.
A golf ball having improved interfacial adhesion comprising a cover, a core and at least one intermediate layer therebetween, wherein said intermediate layer has a textured surface profile integrally molded in an outermost surface thereof, wherein said textured surface profile comprises a plurality of peaks extending from said outermost surface, said peaks having a draft angle less than about 10 degrees.
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