The number of dimples on a golf ball can vary significantly. While there is no fixed standard, common counts range from around 300 to 500.

According to USGA and the R&A official rules, a golf ball must weigh no more than 1.620 ounces (45.93 grams).

The core of a golf ball is responsible for the initial velocity and energy transfer upon impact. Cores can be classified as solid and liquid

In the intricate world of golf, one of the most crucial decisions a player makes is selecting the right golf ball.