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Title:
Golf balls
Abstract:
A golf ball has a surface pattern of dimples arranged to provide at least 12 symmetrically disposed bald patches, a bald patch being defined in terms of its ability to accommodate a spherical rectangle of specified minimum width and area relative to the dimple size.
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Inventors:
Shaw, Michael (Widnes, GB) Haines, Robert C. (Huddersfield, GB)
Application Number:
716348
Filing Date: 1976-08-20 Publication_date: 1979-03-06 Assignee:
Dunlop Limited (London, GB2)
Primary Class(es):
473/381
473/383, 473/384
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US Patent Ref:
Other Refs:
2338302| Feb, 1974 | DE | | 377354Jul, 1932 | GB | | | | | | | |
Other References:
"The Curious History of the Golf Ball, Mankind's Most Fascinating Sphere," by John Stuart Martin, Horizon Press, N. Y., 1968. |