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 Golf Ball Construction by Knetgolf

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PostSubject: Golf Ball Construction by Knetgolf   Golf Ball Construction by Knetgolf EmptyFri Aug 19, 2011 10:55 am


Knetgolf is the world's largest internet retailer of premium used and recycled golf-balls, selling over 200 different types of golf balls and satisfying over 200,000 customers annually. In order to help you better understand the golf ball,Ping G15 Driver Knetgolf has written an in-depth article answering some of the questions about golf-ball construction.
If you are like most of the rest of us, then you've thought at some point of another about what's inside a golf ball. There was a time when it was an easy question to answer, for golf ball construction was relatively simple..
With the first recognizable form of the game of golf being played in Scotland in the early 1400's, TaylorMade R9 TP Ironsthe common golf ball has had nearly 600 years to evolve. Golf ball construction has been through many upgrades and enhancements throughout the history of the game.
In 1618 aMizuno MP-68 Irons new type of golf ball was created by handcrafting a cowhide sphere stuffed with goose feathers. The 'Featherie' golf balls were manufactured while the leather and feathers were wet.

The time-consuming processes involved in creating a Feathery golf ball ensured that the price was out of reach of the masses. Cleveland CG15 Oil Quench WedgeThough expensive, this type of ball had great flight characteristics and made the wooden ball virtually obsolete.buy golf clubs For over three centuries the Featherie was the standard, only to be replaced with the advent of the Gutta Percha ball.
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