Golf ball
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1. In a golf ball having a plurality of depressions formed in its spherical surface, wherein the improvement comprises:
- said depressions including both circular and non-circular shaped depressions with respect to the plane of the spherical surface of the golf ball wherein said depressions occupy at least sixty-five percent (65) of the surface area of the spherical surface of said golf ball.
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A golf ball having dimples formed in its spherical surface having improved flying performance when at least 7% of the total dimples are non-circular in shape, and the total of the surface area occupied by all the dimples is at least 65% of the spherical surface area of the golf ball.
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1. In a golf ball having a plurality of depressions formed in its spherical surface, wherein the improvement comprises:
said depressions including both circular and non-circular shaped depressions with respect to the plane of the spherical surface of the golf ball wherein said depressions occupy at least sixty-five percent (65) of the surface area of the spherical surface of said golf ball. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6)
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