An icosahedral pattern divides the sphere into 20 equal triangles. It is the most common dimple pattern category.
The dodecahedron divides the sphere into twelve regular pentagons.
This category of dimple patterns divides the sphere into six quadrilaterals and eight triangles.
The octahedron divides the sphere into eight equal spherical triangles.
This category of patterns divides the sphere into 12 pentagons and 20 triangles.
A tetrahedron is composed of four triangular faces, like a three-sided pyramid.
Three-part patterns divide each hemisphere in three parts. Usually, the two hemispheres are shifted halfway.
Six-part patterns divide each hemisphere into six parts. Usually, the two hemispheres are shifted halfway.
