A Bridgestone Golf Ball Fitting Patent Application Publishes! Should Contain All Sorts of Cool Ball Fitting Information, Right?

Wrong! I wanted to read about all the cool stuff going on behind the computer screen. You know, relationships among launch angles, spin rates, ball speed, swing speed, ball hardness, influences of multi-piece ball construction, etc. Nope, none of that interesting information in this patent application; it is more like a softball marketing piece.

The patent application that I am referring to published a couple of weeks ago as US Pub. No. 20090017945 titled “Golf Ball Selection Assisting Method and Selection Assisting Apparatus.” The application describes the invention as:

This invention provides a golf ball selection assisting method to be executed by a server which is connected to a client computer to allow communications with each other. This invention includes a step of sending display data for prompting a user of the client computer to select one of first and second selection assisting modes to the client computer, and a step of receiving the selection result of the selection assisting mode from the client computer. When the first selection assisting mode is selected, a recommended golf ball is selected based on shot data of a golf ball by the user. On the other hand, when the second selection assisting mode is selected, a recommended golf ball is selected based on user's answers to predetermined questions.

The application contains the following figures:







Come on; give us some interesting data to chew on!

Dave Dawsey  - Tracking Golf Ball Inventions

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Posted by David Dawsey PE Esq at 1/27/2009 12:00 AM
Categories: IP Grab of the Week, Published Patent App of the Week, Balls
 
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