Golf ball held in a wind tunnel with visible airflow
Flight Lab / Internal protocol 024

We test the shot
between the frames.

The impact is brief. Its consequences are measurable. Flight Lab isolates speed, launch, spin, dispersion and material response before an object enters a batch.

01 / Method

No performance claim without a reference condition.

Every comparison starts from a documented club configuration, strike location, swing-speed window and atmospheric condition. Results on this page explain our development targets; individual player results will vary.

Core 05 golf balls held in a laboratory inspection tray
ROBOT SPEED / 105 MPH
TEMP / 72°F
ALTITUDE / 3,200 FT
BALL / CORE 05
02 / Select impact profile

One head. Three strike realities.

G-Zero Launch driver face used for impact mapping
BALL SPEED161.8MPH
LAUNCH12.6DEG
BACKSPIN2210RPM
CARRY287YD

Reference center contact. Neutral face-to-path with the 10.5° head in standard configuration.

Forged titanium club face under optical inspection
03 / Material stack

Forged face. Carbon crown. Weight where inertia needs it.

The G-Zero architecture separates face flex from body stability. A lighter crown frees discretionary mass; perimeter placement increases resistance to twisting; the face profile manages speed across the impact zone.

GRADE 5 TITANIUM FACEWOVEN CARBON CROWNTUNGSTEN REAR MASSADJUSTABLE HOSEL
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