Compression:
Compression and rigidity are synonyms for the golf ball, in fact when we talk about a ball more or less rigid on alluded to its compression ratio.
When one hits the ball, the latter is under pressure and therefore the club for a short moment it is deformed. Compression of a ball generally evaluates between 80 and 110.
For a little swing speed (women, children, seniors …) to the compression is 80 or a low compression.
A quick swing speed requires a significant compression ball is 100.

Rotation:
Throughout his path running the ball rotation and the various factors involved in this rotation come exclusively used and therefore the quality of the outer casing.

There is no type of rotation is the only thing that ATEST has an impact on the success of your strokes.

There are the bullets used a play on the practices.

The two-piece balls that provide tolerance and distance but little control.

Three bullets parts that enable more experienced greater control of the ball and the opportunity to put the best effect. These types of bullets have an envelope called Balata.

The design:
Most balls on sale today includes 300 to 450 depressions. There were previously some balls over 500 cells, but the record is 1070: 414 large (from four different sizes) and 656 the size of a pinhead. All brands of bullets, except one, have an even number of slopes, with the exception of the model which has 333.
The official balls must be as symmetrical as possible. This requirement of symmetry is the result of a controversy generated by the arrival on the market for the Polara in the late 1970s. This ball had six lines of normal holes at the equator but the depressions were very superficial on the rest of the surface. This asymmetrical design helps the ball to adjust its own axis of rotation during the flight. The USGA has refused to tournaments and, 1981, even changed its regulations to ban the bullets aerodynamically asymmetrical. The manufacturer Polara continued USGA and, 1985, Association settled the dispute out of court by paying 1 375 000 U.S. $ designers.
To learn more about the old models of balls and dimples, consult the database of the United States Patent and Trademark Office. Most models are based on Platonic solids as the icosahedron.

Weight:
The performance stems from a bullet aspect seen before but also to its weight.

The USGA (Golf Association of USA) limited weight 1.62 ounces either 45.93 grams .

For players with slow swing advises on balls lighter and vise versa.
Maxfli such offers reduced weight balls for the players to swing low speed fast.

Aerodynamics:
When a golf ball is hit, the impact, lasting less than a millisecond, determines the speed of the ball, the angle and speed, all characteristics that influence its path and his behavior when dropped on the floor.
Any ball moving in the air undergoes two main forces: a force of lift and drag force. The drag slows the forward movement, while the lift is in a direction perpendicular to it. The importance of these forces depends on the behavior of the boundary layer that moves on the surface of the ball. The modern ball bearing depressions used to alter the forces of lift and drag by influencing the behavior of the boundary layer. It is worth noting that the forces of drag and lift also act on the balls smooth, because these forces are only changed, and not created by the alveoli. One effect of these is the reduction of drag. That is why the flight distance bullets texture is different from those bullets smooth.
A ball spinning distorts the flow of air around it, as does a wing airplane. The rotation backwards is provided at almost all the shooting because of the inclination of the club (ie the angle between the surface of the club and a vertical plane). A ball turning backwards undergoes a force up the fact that fly longer and farther than a ball without rotation. A turnover occurs when the side opposite the club is not aligned perpendicular to the direction of hits: the strength of lift then leads to a curvature of the trajectory of the ball to one side. These forces of lift (Magnus effect) are still increased by the presence of cells.
For its aerodynamics is optimal, the ball must be clean. Golfers can wash their golf balls or hand them to specially designed machines.