Tobunda with dotted pyramid and double · yellow
The Tobunda with dotted pyramid and double in yellow is a two-piece, single cover golf ball with 322 dimples, made by Alpen Co. Ltd. in Japan. Its manufacturer declares low with driver, medium with short iron spin. It appears on the R&A and USGA List of Conforming Golf Balls effective 2 September 2026 to 6 October 2026, under identifier RC2026-0220.
What the official list says
- Pole markingsWhat is printed on the two poles of the ball: usually brand and model.
- (logo) Tobunda (alignment line) (alignment line (player number) alignment line) (alignment line) with dotted pyramid and double line band above and below in pink/grey
- Cover colour
- yellow
- Construction
- two-piece, single cover2P-1c
- Covers
- single cover
- Driver spin
- low
- Short-iron spin
- medium
- Spin profile
- low with driver, medium with short ironL-M
- Dimples
- 322
- Manufacturer
- Alpen Co. Ltd.
- Country
- Japan
- Identifier
- RC2026-0220
Data from the List of Conforming Golf Balls (USGA and R&A), edition effective 2 September 2026 to 6 October 2026. The list itself is the only valid source for a ruling. See the official list at The R&A ↗
Frequently asked
Is the Tobunda with dotted pyramid and double conforming for competition play?
Yes: it is on the R&A and USGA List of Conforming Golf Balls effective until 6 October 2026. For a ruling, always check the current edition of the official list.
How many pieces does the Tobunda with dotted pyramid and double have?
According to the manufacturer it is a two-piece, single cover ball (code 2P-1c on the official list).
How many dimples does the Tobunda with dotted pyramid and double have?
322 dimples, as declared by Alpen Co. Ltd. on the official list.
What is printed on the Tobunda with dotted pyramid and double?
On the poles: (logo) Tobunda (alignment line) (alignment line (player number) alignment line) (alignment line) with dotted pyramid and double line band above and below in pink/grey. Markings identify the ball on the conforming list; the play number does not count as a marking.