Single-layer Golf Practice Ball
The single-layer golf ball is the simplest basic type of golf ball in terms of structure. It is made of a single material and formed as a whole. Its core positioning is "beginner practice + high cost-effectiveness", and it is suitable for beginners and frequent practice scenarios.
| Parameter | Data |
|---|---|
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Hole for Bee |
392 |
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Diameter |
42.7mm (+/-0.3mm) |
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Weight |
46g (+/-0.3g) |
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Hardness |
70 |
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Rebound |
Over 75% |
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Material |
High-density elastic rubber |
Fearless against severe cold and frost, able to withstand strong impacts, with quality that stands the test of time, providing stable protection for over five years.
- Specification Standards: The specifications conform to the basic golf ball standards. The weight is approximately 45-46 grams. The size is consistent with the competition balls and it can be compatible with regular golf clubs.
- Target Users: Beginners in golf, frequent practice players at driving ranges, as well as casual enthusiasts who value cost-effectiveness and have no extreme requirements for flight distance.
- High Cost-Performance Ratio: The production process is simple, no complex material combinations are needed, and the price is much lower than that of double-layer or multi-layer balls, making it suitable for scenarios with limited budgets or those who need to use balls in large quantities.
What's New?
Created with a meticulously designed dimple pattern structure that works to enhance the aerodynamic performance of the ball during flight to give you an edge on the course.
- Increased compression of the core, inner, and outer mantle to maximize energy transfer
- Increased spin rate with short irons& wedges
- Higher ball speeds for mid-high swing speeds
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Easy To Control
Single-layer golf balls are usually made of a single layer of solid rubber or hard plastic, with an appropriate hardness. When hitting the ball, it is easy to control the direction and flight trajectory, reducing the risk of the ball flying too far or deviating from the target. It is suitable for beginners to quickly master the basic hitting techniques.
High Durability
The single-layer golf ball is generally made of rubber, and its toughness is much greater than that of the double-layer practice ball made of plastic. Moreover, the wear resistance of the rubber material is about three times that of the double-layer ball. Even in cold environments, it is more resistant to being hit and is suitable for use in scenarios where it is frequently used, such as on practice fields.
Direct Hitting Sensation
Due to the absence of a multi-layer structure, the single-layer ball can allow the player to feel a more direct hitting sensation when hitting the ball, which helps the player better master the hitting force and rhythm. This is a good feature for players who want to improve their hitting skills.
High Flight Accuracy
The single-layer golf ball has a precise center of gravity, so it exhibits superior aerodynamic performance, has excellent rolling and flight accuracy. During normal use, it has high resistance to cutting, and even when severely deformed, it can restore its original shape.
