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A63B 37/14 (2006.01) A63B 37/00 (2006.01)

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CA 2160097

A dimple configuration for a golf ball having a dimple-free equator wherein each hemisphere has substantially the same dimple pattern, the dimple pattern in each hemisphere comprising a total of 201 dimples with a dimple located at the pole and a first set of five adjacent triangles, with one vertex of each triangle being at the pole dimple and the sides of the triangles opposite the pole being spaced a predetermined distance from the equator. The pattern further comprises a second set of five triangles smaller than the first set of triangles and equally spaced between the first set of triangles and the equator. Each of the second set of triangles has a vertex common with adjacent ones of the first set of triangles. The legs of all the triangles contain adjacent dimples and the area within the large triangles and between the small triangles is also filled with dimples. Three different diameters of dimples are used within the pattern.

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