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I can answer any questions related to the science or mathematics of golf which covers pretty well the whole game.
I am a physics/math teacher and 1 handicap and have a site dedicated to the subject called probablegolfinstruction.com
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Hi Tom, I'm afraid I can't give you the exact reference. This statistics was cited in a number of different articles I have read. One paper cites a higher value. Take a look here: http://facta.junis
Hi Jim, Shaft flex does not affect club speed directly. A golfer typically won't swing a more flexible shaft any faster or slower. However, the shaft does affect the "feel" of the club, which could
Hi Jonathan, Glad to hear you have such a lofty goal. Becoming one of the world's best will take a lot of hard, sound practice and play. I'd advise you seek out a coach that you can communicate with
Hi Michael, There is always the option of the "stroke and distance" , which in this case would be re-teeing. This is an option on any water hazard, but usually is the worst of your choices. Just because
Hi Jerome, "Pinching the ball against the ground" is not correct. That phrase is actually a way of describing what it feels like to the player because the ball is hit first, and then the club collides
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