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February 11th, 2006
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The U.S. Golf Association has approved the NDMX golf ball from NanoDynamics for tournament play. The ball sports an unusual hollow steel core and a special casing that allows the ball to correct its flight slightly so that it goes where the golfer intended it, rather than to the side. The chemical and physical properties of the materials used in the ball help it redistribute its weight on the fly. A dozen cost about $60.
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