When it comes to golf ball aerodynamics, every dimple, ridge, and contour plays a critical role in flight. WIn this article we’re connecting the dots to go over how these factors interact in real-world ball flight. Understanding this will help you make smarter decisions about the ball you play and how it reacts in varying conditions.
Spin is defined as the rate of rotation of the golf ball when hit by a club. Spin rate is expressed in RPM...
Launch Conditions are the variables that determine the initial trajectory of a golf ball and include Ball...
The Launch Direction of a golf shot is defined by Trackman® as the horizontal direction of movement of the...
Launch Angle is the angle measured in degrees at which the ball leaves the club face, relative to the ground. ...
Stopping power has to do with the angle of descent of the golf ball, the spin rate, and the course conditions...
The degree to which club speed is converted to ball speed is called Smash Factor (also referred to as Transfer...
Go under the hood of Titleist TSR Drivers and hear what goes into developing the Titleist family of metals as...
Dimples are patterns of shallow indentations, typically spherical in shape that are applied to the surface of...
