Foam-core golf balls
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1. A golf ball comprising a core and a cover, wherein the ball has a moment of inertia greater than 84 g·
- cm2;
the core has its specific gravity reduced to less than 1.05, the reduction in specific gravity being less than 15% to minimize the reduction in the coefficient of restitution of the core; and
the core comprises a highly neutralized thermoplastic polymer having a specific gravity of less than 0.95.
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Abstract
A golf ball with a controlled moment of inertia and controlled spin rate is disclosed. The increase in moment of inertia is preferably accomplished by a reduction in the specific gravity or weight of the core, e.g., by foaming. Preferably, this reduction is less than about 15% in specific gravity or less than about 25% in weight to minimize the reduction in the coefficient of restitution of the core.
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1. A golf ball comprising a core and a cover, wherein the ball has a moment of inertia greater than 84 g·
- cm2;
the core has its specific gravity reduced to less than 1.05, the reduction in specific gravity being less than 15% to minimize the reduction in the coefficient of restitution of the core; and
the core comprises a highly neutralized thermoplastic polymer having a specific gravity of less than 0.95. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7)
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