Thermoplastic core having a negative hardness gradient...

Games using tangible projectile – Golf – Ball

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ABSTRACT:
A golf ball comprising a thermoplastic core, the core having an outer diameter of 1.51 inches to 1.59 inches and having an outer surface and a geometric center, each having a hardness; an outer cover layer; and an inner cover layer disposed between the core and the outer cover layer; wherein the thermoplastic core has been exposed to a gradient-initiating solution comprising sufficient amount of plasticizer such that the hardness of the outer surface is less than the hardness of the geometric center to define a “negative” hardness gradient of 5 Shore C or greater.

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patent: 2006/0122011 (2006-06-01), Hogge et al.

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