The current rules of golf restrict the performance of modern golf balls in terms of initial velocity, overall mass and size.
However in the hands of professional golfers ball distances
are increasing and many championship golf courses, year on year, have to be
lengthened. What can be done?
Golf Refugees have a solution. Why don’t the governing
bodies of golf and the manufacturers get together and agree to introduce a rule
stating future golf balls will have a minimum of say 25% recycled materials
contained in their construction. This could be limited to the polybutadiene
core or embrace the whole ball. Including a percentage of recycled materials
will reduce the performance of the golf ball, as 100% virgin materials offer
greater performance.
Please note that just saying golf balls are made from
recyclable materials is not the same as saying golf balls have to be
constructed using recycled materials.
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