Negative hardness gradient inner core for dual core golf ball
AssigneeAcushnet Company
InventorsDavid A. Bulpett, Brian Comeau, Derek A. Ladd, Michael J. Sullivan
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AssigneeAcushnet Company
InventorsDavid A. Bulpett, Brian Comeau, Derek A. Ladd, Michael J. Sullivan
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A golf ball includes an inner core having a first outer surface and a geometric center and is formed from a first substantially homogenous formulation throughout such that the inner core has a hardness of 30 Shore C to 45 Shore C. An outer core layer is formed around the inner core and has a second outer surface and an inner surface and is formed from a second substantially homogenous formulation throughout such that the outer core layer has a hardness of 60 Shore C to 95 Shore C. A cover layer is formed around the outer core layer. The hardness of the first outer surface is lower than the hardness of the geometric center to define a negative hardness gradient, and the hardness of the second outer surface is greater than the hardness of the inner surface to define a positive hardness gradient.
A golf ball comprising:
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