Chalk at the Coral UK and also Kamui chalk.

[arcadian2002]

no not at all..

[Hello, Mr Big Shot]

I like the term laminated and not layered when it comes to these tips that are made from several pieces as opposed to the pressed tips; because (to me) "laminate" implies the layers are bonded together (i.e. glued) where "layered" does not necessarily implies bonding.
potato - partartoe

To me, 'laminate' implies the tip is covered in plastic.

[golferson123]

Chalk at the Coral UK and also Kamui chalk.

laminate means to layer

[DeanH]

laminate means to layer

and then in the dictionary it continues

"to be made of layers"
and then
"layers glued together"

this is where I feel laminate is a better term than just layered

hey ho - does it really matter as long as the buyer of a tip understands the nature of the product they are buying