Golf balls possess exactly 336 dimples on average
Hitting a tiny white sphere into a hole hundreds of yards away is an exercise in pure masochism, so naturally, we engineered it to perfection. Those little dimples create a thin turbulent boundary layer of air that reduces drag, allowing the ball to travel twice as far as a smooth one. So yes, the only reason you slice it into the woods is user error, not airflow.

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