Attomax Golf Balls (Hard) - Half Dozen - ATTOMAX®

Attomax Golf Balls (Hard) - Half Dozen - Attomax® Golf

Attomax Golf Balls (Hard) - Half Dozen

Name: Attomax Golf Balls (Hard) - Half Dozen
Brand: Attomax
SKU: ATTO-HARD-002
Price: 139.00 USD
Availability: InStock
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Attomax Golf Balls (Hard) - Half Dozen

Pack of 6 Ultra Premium Balls

$139.00

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The Attomax golf ball using an amorphous metal alloy has been officially recognized as the world's longest-distance golf ball. High density, Hyperelastic with Amorphous Metal Powder increases maximum distance and speed. In a certification test conducted using a WRC-approved robot swinger, the Attomax golf ball flew 13 to 18 meters (15 to 20 yards) more than the 13 types of golf balls from 10 other brands and certified its Attomax golf ball as the world’s longest golf ball.

Club head speed 105 mph+
For power hitters
Distance + straight direction
High MOI (Moment of Inertia)
Best trajectory
Less affected by wind and rain
Heavy hit feeling and optimal trajectory
Less side spin, more straightness
Diameter 42.67 mm to 42.87 mm / Weight 46.5 g ± 0.3 g / COR 0.815 ± 0.015

Features

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Comes with a Pack of 6 premium balls (half dozen)
High elasticity NDBR core by German Technology
Ionomer cover · Minimize energy loss at impact
High density, Hyperelastic with Amorphous Metal Powder increases maximum distance and speed. (an increase of 15 - 20 yards or more)
Optimized depth of 252 dimples on the high-elastic cover to maximize distance
Increasing the launch angle at the impact helps make an easy iron and approach shot
Made in Japan (Material made in South Korea)
Product of USA

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What is amorphous metal?

An amorphous metal is a solid metallic alloy material that exhibits an unusual atomic-scale structure compared to all other metals. Amorphous metals are produced by several differing procedures, all of which are complex and require specialized equipment and trained personnel. The first successful production of an amorphous metal (also known as metallic glass) occurred at Caltech in 1960. The positive quality is its high coefficient of restitution (COR). This measure of the “restitution” of a collision between two objects and how much kinetic energy remains for the objects to rebound makes the material ideal for manufacturing thin-faced golf club heads and golf balls.