Bridgestone E5 Golf Balls (Dozen)

Bridgestone e5 2010 Golf Balls The Bridgestone e5 2010 golf ball uses its unique 2-piece urethane cover construction to help golfers who have a desire to add more height to their shot trajectory. Its powerful 2-piece urethane cover promotes deep distance, added spin control, and promotes higher trajectory. Features: Large gradational compression core Tour caliber urethane cover 326 high flight seamless dimple design

Using a unique two-piece urethane cover construction, the Bridgestone e5 golf ball helps golfers who have a desire to add more height to their shot trajectory. The large gradational compression energy dynamic core is explosive. The 330 seamless dimple design--via Bridgestone's Seamless Cover Technology--delivers advanced aerodynamics for consistent trajectory leading to pin-point accuracy.

What is Seamless Cover Technology (SCT)?
Seams play a tremendous role in the performance of many of today's golf balls. A seam on a golf ball is a straight line or "gap" where the dimples from the top half and the dimples from the bottom half of a golf ball do not meet through the compression molding process. As a result, a golf ball struck on the seam will not produce the same result because the asymmetrical dimple pattern significantly alters the aerodynamics of the golf ball and causes a wide range of flight characteristics.

Bridgestone Golf balls have never had a seam, but rather a part line, which is created where the tool that encases the core separates after the injection molding process. The resulting line of material is then shaved off. Since this part line is created by the tooling process used in injection molding and does not affect the dimple pattern of the golf ball, the part line has a minimal effect on the performance of a golf ball.

Recognizing that a truly seamless ball--no straight seam or part line--would be the ideal solid core golf ball, Bridgestone Golf created Seamless Cover Technology--a proprietary manufacturing process that eliminates the straight part line and creates a non-uniform part line around the golf ball. instead of two halves coming together to form a solid golf ball, two pieces of a golf ball actually interlock, like gears. The result is the most consistent golf ball in terms of accuracy, distance and trajectory ever created.