Why Golf ball's surface is not smooth?

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The golf ball generates more drag, which doesn't make sense you may think, as it won't travel as far as a smooth sphere.

However, as the golf ball is both spinning and moving through the air, the turbulance is such that a high pressure area is formed beneath the ball, and a low pressure above it. This generates lift in the same way as an aircraft wing.

This is called Magnus lift, and makes the ball travel further than a smooth ball would.

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