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Games Using Tangible Projectile > Golf > Ball > Particular Cover (e.g., Size, Material, Dimple Pattern, Etc.) > Particular Dimple Detail Particular Dimple DetailParticular Dimple Detail patent applications listed are from June 2005 to current and include Date, Patent Application Number, Patent Title, Patent Abstract summary and are linked to the corresponding patent application page.02/22/07 - 20070042838 - Dimples comprised of two or more intersecting surfaces A golf ball with a dimple pattern designed to maximize flight characteristics employs dimples which are created by joining two or more intersecting surfaces. The invention provides for single radius or dual radius dimples, preferably including smaller radius cylinders tangentially arranged along the side of the larger cylinders. The intersection ... 01/18/07 - 20070015609 - Golf ball A golf ball has a plurality of polygonal dimples, each with an interior wall that includes areas formed by a plurality of flat surfaces. The ball retains a good carry without a decline in flight performance. In addition, the many novel and distinctive dimples formed on the surface of the ... 06/01/06 - 20060116222 - Golf ball Golf ball 2 has numerous double radius dimples and numerous triple radius dimples on the surface thereof. The double radius dimple has a first side wall face having a curvature radius R1, and a bottom face having a curvature radius R2 that is 5 times or more and 55 times ... 02/16/06 - 20060035726 - Golf ball A golf ball composed of an elastic solid core and a resin cover enclosing said core and having a number of dimples in the surface thereof, which is characterized in that said elastic solid core has resilience such that the deformation is 3.0 to 5.0 mm when the load is ... 12/01/05 - 20050266934 - Golf ball with spherical polygonal dimples A golf ball includes an outer spherical surface and a plurality of dimples formed thereon. In accordance to one aspect of the invention, the dimples have a polygonal perimeter and a concave depression. The concave depression satisfies only two of the following conditions: a substantially circular depression perimeter, a substantially ... ### FreshPatents.com Support |