A four-layer urethane-covered golf ball is designed to deliver high-level performance by dividing key functions across multiple layers. Its core compresses efficiently to generate fast ball speed and maximize distance off the tee, while the two mantle layers help manage energy transfer to control launch and optimize spin for both distance and accuracy with irons. The soft urethane cover enhances grip on the clubface, increasing spin and control on approach shots and around the green, while also providing a soft, responsive feel. In play, this construction produces long, penetrating drives, consistent iron performance, and precise short-game control, making it a preferred choice for skilled golfers seeking a refined balance of distance, spin control, and feel.

A three-layer Surlyn-covered golf ball is designed to prioritize durability, distance, and consistent performance through a simple multi-layer structure. Its core generates strong ball speed for distance, while the mantle layer helps stabilize flight and control spin for more predictable shots. The Surlyn cover is firm and highly resistant to wear, reducing friction at impact and producing lower spin rates, which can help promote straighter ball flight and added roll. In play, this results in a firmer feel, longer carry and rollout, and less stopping power around the green, making it a strong choice for golfers who value durability, forgiveness, and straightforward distance performance.