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The Truvis has been incredibly popular for Callaway and obviously no company can put out their own "Truvis". With that said, do you think a company comes with something similar in their design?
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The Truvis has been incredibly popular for Callaway and obviously no company can put out their own "Truvis". With that said, do you think a company comes with something similar in their design?
Success brings copycats. Will be interesting how others get around the trademark. Although I don't see Titleist doing it.
I mean one could do different colors throughout with a different pattern I would assume.
Do you think they would be viewed as just copying or would it be viewed as "different"?
They trademarked the soccer ball pattern? That isn't something I would have thought possible.
To answer the question, look at the soccer ball. Rarely are they constructed and designed with the traditional black and white polygons anymore, so maybe the same evolution happens in golf ball design?
I don't like them and wouldn't play them if they were given to me for free - but that said I'm surprised that we haven't already seen something similar come out from a competitor. I think it's just a matter of time before we see 'em hit the shelves.
This is interesting l, but it looks like the patent only covers the method of printing the pattern on the ball.If someone is curious, here's the patent...
https://patents.google.com/patent/US10022954B1/en?q=~patent%2fUS10022954B1
This is interesting l, but it looks like the patent only covers the method of printing the pattern on the ball.
If others can figure out a good way to do it, I bet we will see it. They'll be viewed as copycats, but that probably won't matter at all.