The dimples on a golf ball actually serve to reduce its smooth surface area and reduce the drag caused by air at high speeds. The dimples also improve the lift and cause the ball to travel higher and farther. What’s inside a golf ball? Well, basically the core of the golf ball is simply a round rubber ball, either solid or wound. The core determines how the ball behaves in flight, which takes into consideration its spin rate, its velocity and its compression. Golf balls may provide the winning edge for some people so try out several brands and see which one was practically made just for you.

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