The dimple pattern on a golf ball plays a crucial role in factors like air resistance, distance, and trajectory.

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 Golf ball dimples are not purely for aesthetics; they serve a scientific purpose.

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A smooth ball would experience higher drag and force, leading to a shorter ball flight.

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Most dimples on golf balls are spherical and follow a pattern of varying depths.

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Some golf ball manufacturers experiment with different dimple patterns to enhance performance.

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On average, golf balls have approximately 336 dimples, but the range can vary from 250 to 500.

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 The number of dimples on a golf ball affects its predictability and performance, with an ideal range falling between 220 and 430 dimples.

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The evolution of golf ball design led to the discovery of the benefits of dimple patterns, resulting in advancements in ball flight and overall performance.

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Professional golfers often prefer golf balls with specific dimple counts tailored to their playing style, utilizing spin and control to their advantage.

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