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Why Golf Balls Have Dimples and What They Do | Titleist Learning Lab
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Why do golf balls have dimples? Dimples are what make the golf ball fly, and they come in a variety of depths, shapes, patterns and edge angles that engineers use to create different flight characteristics and optimize trajectory.
And what do dimples on a golf ball do? The dimples create a turbulent flow so that air hits the front edge of the golf ball and the dimples energize that air which reduces the drag force.
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And what do dimples on a golf ball do? The dimples create a turbulent flow so that air hits the front edge of the golf ball and the dimples energize that air which reduces the drag force.
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Why do golf balls have dimples? Dimples are what make the golf ball fly, and they come in a variety of depths, shapes, patterns and edge angles that engineers use to create different flight
...
characteristics and optimize trajectory.
And what do dimples on a golf ball do? The dimples create a turbulent flow so that air hits the front edge of the golf ball and the dimples energize that air which reduces the drag force.
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And what do dimples on a golf ball do? The dimples create a turbulent flow so that air hits the front edge of the golf ball and the dimples energize that air which reduces the drag force.
Explore more topics and get the answers to even more of your golf-related questions at the Titleist Learning Lab: https://www.titleist.com/learning-lab
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