Understanding how golf balls are made helps buyers evaluate factory quality and make informed decisions about ball construction. The golf ball manufacturing process involves: core rubber compound mixing and injection molding, cover molding (Surlyn or urethane), dimple pattern pressing, base coat painting, logo printing, clear coat application, and final QC inspection.
MetaSeal Golf holds an equity stake in a Guangdong production facility with 18 years of manufacturing experience. Our 4-stage QC process includes raw material inspection, in-line production checks, cannon durability testing, and pre-shipment AQL 2.5 sampling.
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