Golf ball
First Claim
1. A golf ball having a multiplicity of dimples of the same size arranged thereon and an equator, wherein 6 to 12 dimples are arranged along the equator and centered at the equator, and the remaining dimples are arranged such that a great circle does not intersect the dimples at all does not exist and a space where a dimple of the same size as said dimples can be formed is not left between the dimples.
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Abstract
In a golf ball having a multiplicity of dimples of the same type arranged thereon and an equator, 6-12 dimples are arranged along the equator at an equal spacing and centered at the equator. The remaining dimples are arranged such that a great circle which does not intersect the dimples does not exist. A space where a dimple of the same size as the dimples can be formed is not left between the dimples. Due to a uniform arrangement of dimples including equator-centered ones, the golf ball is symmetrical enough to provide an increased carry and consistent flight independent of impact points.
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- 1. A golf ball having a multiplicity of dimples of the same size arranged thereon and an equator, wherein 6 to 12 dimples are arranged along the equator and centered at the equator, and the remaining dimples are arranged such that a great circle does not intersect the dimples at all does not exist and a space where a dimple of the same size as said dimples can be formed is not left between the dimples.
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