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I can answer any questions related to the science or mathematics of golf which covers pretty well the whole game.

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I am a physics/math teacher and 1 handicap and have a site dedicated to the subject called probablegolfinstruction.com

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B.C. Association of Physics Teachers

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The forever quest to get better at playing the game of golf.


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Recent Answers from Ken Tannar

2012-02-10 how many reps - reference for stats:

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

2012-02-10 driver stiffness:

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

2012-02-06 PGA Tour:

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

2012-01-16 Point of entry:

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

2012-01-13 question:

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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