Golf

They earn a lot. Aside from golf, they appear to advertisements.

In amateur competition you are usually allowed to do so. Check with the competition committee of the competition you are playing in, there may be certain conditions in place such as you need a medical certificate.

This is simply a High Trajectory loft, would be depending on manufacturer 13 or 15 degrees.

Florida has 1481 golf courses to choose from.

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yes it is a dominate that is passed down from generation to generation through gene and chromosomes

Holes are moved with a hole cutter. It's a metal cylinder that's the diameter of the hole, usually with a handle and a place to step on it, so it can be inserted without bending over. They stick it in the ground where they want the new hole to be, then take the dirt over and fill up the old hole. There's a bit of a mark where the plug was inserted, but if done carefully it's almost unnoticeable, and the grass grows over the seam pretty quickly.

It would mess up the greens if they didn't move the hole every day. The amount of traffic near the hole leaves its mark on the grass, both in direct damage to the grass and in soil compression. The edge of the hole also gets worn with use, which can cause more putts to lip out than when it's new and sharp.

the most accurate estimates suggest 17 officials in each hole. Sam thinks there are 19.

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850 million per year. :0) at 3.75 each = 3.2 billion

No, a professional golfer is not allowed to compete. They may play, if allowed by the competition committee but may not enter the competition.

Rhiannon Linacre 18th June 2006 Coxmoor Golf Club, England 9 years 75 days old

In order to get on the Canadian golf tour you must first enter into a Canadian open tournament. If you win, you get a tour card with one year exemption. Another way is to plac top 10 in 3 consecutive tournaments.

Martha Shepard of course!

The mass of the objects don't matter in free fall - they both fall at the same time, assuming air resistance is negligible. However in your case, the golf ball has less air resistance than a tennis ball (add that to the fact tennis ball consist most of air inside adding more to the air resistance).

Therefore, the golf ball falls faster than a tennis ball -

Hope that helped!

Clubs such as drivers and wood may be replaced only one a season or so, because you can build up a feel with a certain wood that you like and want to keep. The irons would probably last a season or two. Wedges are replaced regularly as the players want to get the most spin, and the grooves wear out easily. Putters again are a feel club so the players only change when it is not going well. Tiger Woods has used hit Scotty Cameron for more than 10 years.

There is no minimum age, these are public events! just be sure that if you bring a child, the child is well mannered in public,i.e. no crying or screaming, running around unattended, picking up golf balls ect. If one is in doubt about the temperment of the child, walk to a bathroom away from the course and sort it out.

A number like 5 or 6 refers to a length of 35 or 36 inches. H is heavy, L is light, so LB would be light blade. O is offset for the hosel design. M is generally men's model or medium weight, but can refer to mallet. S or STD is standard. F or FL is flange. I do not know what A means. LaFemme or W is the woman's line, and often is a 3 (33 inches).

One under par for a hole is one shot less than par, say you make a 3 on a par 4, this is a birdie. One under for a round is where you had a round which was one shot less than par, say you shot 71 on a par 72.
For holes played, or for that round, or for the tournament, the player has taken one less shot to play those holes than par.

You can either poke your cheeks where you want the dimples for five minutes while smile every day or you can pinch your cheeks with your thumb and index. You press your index in while you smile for 1 min every day. You can do either one of these for a week and then you'll get beautiful, natural, cute dimples.

No. One theory is that the word "golf" actually comes from the dutch word "kolf" meaning "club".

The idea that the game of golf is derived from "Gentlemen Only, Ladies Forbidden" is an urban legend. The word "golf" first appeared in the 15th century. There are several theories as to where it came from, but no one ever suggested the acronym theory until the 20th century.

Full details can be found here http://frankosport.us/golf/Scores09/Masters-Final-Rsts-09.htm

Because he might get a hole in one.

Pga Superstore carries a full line of the Titleist golf clubs. Best Buy also carries the Titleist clubs. The main thing is to make sure you are buying from a authorized dealer so if you need to have warranty work done on your clubs it will be covered.