It's marketing more than anything. I'm sure they'll keep going with it, but if their high performance line was asymmetric, and their Zone line was asymmetric . . see what I mean? I'm sure that they're really taking a good look at the differences and similarities of the Ultra Zone and the Twisted, since they both have asymmetric cores, but like chris said, the diff and rg are different, but the cover is the same, although has its differences as well. It's all pure speculation at this point, and I could be way off, but that's just the way I'm looking at it. Brunswick is really good at reinvention, and improving and building on what they've done. Obviously they found something great in the Twisted, seeing as how it's been a while since they had a high performance asymmetric. Maybe EnMotion matches up better with asymmetric cores? Who knows. Either way, they won't tell us anything until they're allowed to release the information, at which time I'm sure they'll let us all know seeing as how people were ready for the next ball the day after the Twisted hit.
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I'd say it won't stay long unless they found something they really liked with it.
How can they only make one ball and quit with a cover and core as successful as the twisted core? I hope they stay with this core like they did the inferno core as this core and cover combination really matches up to my style. As far as an asymmetric core, a lot of companies have more than one asymmetric core.
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