WHAT YOU CAN T SEE

CAN HURT YOU

UNEVEN PAINT CAN NEGATIVELY AFFECT BALL PERFORMANCE

As seen above, unevenly applied paint is visible under black light. This poorly applied paint creates heavy spots that may negatively impact ball performance, including flight trajectory and distance.

Staff Model and Staff Model R pin proximity vs. the competition.
Testing conducted in Humboldt TN on 8 12 20 using a Golf Labs Robot and C300Forged 5I set up to at 93mph at 12.2 deg launch, 4800 rpm with Urethane Calibration Set-Up balls and outdoor conditions of 65F and 0-2mph wind.  Balls were oriented on the tee with heavy painted side left and then heavy painted side right. The Unpainted balls were hit with a random orientation.

 

EVENLY APPLIED PAINT IMPROVES PERFORMANCE AND ENHANCES ACCURACY

The chart above illustrates how a poorly painted urethane ball can be negatively affected during flight, causing up to 10 yards of dispersion. This means your precisely struck ball may not perform precisely. To address these negative effects and improve performance, we implemented a finely controlled paint application process for consistent performance and supreme shot-making confidence. 

• V-COR FOR EFFORTLESS DISTANCE

  A unique core composition magnifies energy to generate maximum velocity off the club face for greater distance performance.

   

  • 3SIX2 SEAMLESS DIMPLE PATTERN

    Our seamless 362-dimple pattern smooths airflow around the ball, providing lower flight trajectory and maximum distance performance.

     

    • FOUR LAYERS. HIGHER SPIN. MORE CONTROL.

      Staff Model’s 4-layer design delivers unmatched shot-shaping off the tee, Tour-level workability on the fairways, predictable stability on approach shots and exceptional control around the green. When you play Staff Model, you’re in control.