Titleist 2025 Pro V1 Golf Balls
Carbon Footprint
9.18kg CO₂e
Similar footprint to: 4× Hamburger
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Climate Impact
$2.07
LCA Industry Classification:
US EIO
NAICS 339920 — Golfing equipment (e.g., bags, balls, caddy carts, clubs, tees) manufacturing
Reasoning:
This title explicitly covers manufacturing of golf balls along with other golfing equipment, directly matching the activity's core processes of rubber core molding, urethane cover casting, and dimple formation, which dominate the material and manufacturing impacts.
Titleist 2025 Pro V1 golf balls are high‑performance balls made from a multi‑layer construction. The core is a fast, high‑gradient rubber material that provides speed and spin for irons and wedges. Around the core is a high‑flex casing layer that amp…
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