Bridgestone B330 Lab

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In preparation for this experiment, all the experiments were conducted in the same room which was my garage. The garage was closed and was kept at a constant temperature. Any obstructions from the room that were on the floor were removed and the entire floor was swept. The same ball type, Bridgestone B330, was used during the experiment. Each ball was brand new and didn’t have any indentations and scuffs. They were split into groups of 3 and kept in the aforementioned temperature environments. To ensure that the heat had reached the core of each ball, they were kept in their respective places for approximately 30 minutes. To maintain their temperatures, they were kept in their location until they were to be tested. I wore wool gloves to protect

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