Golf

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Yes he was. He was called the king because he was the king of women

There is no belt adjustment on a golf cart. However, if the belt is too loose, it may be a drive clutch problem, and an adjustment to the clutch can be made.

You can play pretty much every course that the PGA tour players play on, just not when they are there! Other than that, it all comes down to your preference! I would say Agusta National in Georgia

Caddy comes from the french le cadet which means youngest boy.

He won 7, 4 Masters, 1 US Open and 2 Open Championships.

A grounds pass at the Masters Golf Tournament is a ticket that gets a person onto the grounds. General admission tickets usually have an extra feature like tickets for entry into the clubhouse facility.

He has five children. Jack, Steven, Nancy, Gary and Michael.

Multiply the distance (yards) of the golf course you are playing by 3, then divide by 5,280 feet (a mile). Example: 6,700 (yards) X 3 (feet in a yard) = 20,100 (feet) divided by 5,280 (feet in a mile) = 3.8 miles.

Of course, this assumes that you walk in straight line over the whole course. This of course is not true, golfers rarely hit the ball perfectly straight. It also does not take into account the amount a golfer walks looking for golf balls, as well as walking around the green (chipping and putting).

If we assume 100 yards between holes on average, that adds another 1800 yards to your walking distance. Then add 20% to the overall distance to take into account all of the extra walking above. Adding all that up, you get something around 10,000 yards.

Now divide by 1760 yards per mile = about 5 1/2 miles total.

everyone plays a different game, but for myself, in meters

Driver - 260m

3-wood - 210m

3iron - 180m

4iron - 165m

5iron - 155m

6iron - 145m

7iron - 135m

8iron - 120m

9iron - 110m

pw - 100m

full swing, and for the driver, as hard as i can. Current h'cap is 8.2 everyone plays a different game, but for myself, in meters

Driver - 260m

3-wood - 210m

3iron - 180m

4iron - 165m

5iron - 155m

6iron - 145m

7iron - 135m

8iron - 120m

9iron - 110m

pw - 100m

full swing, and for the driver, as hard as i can. Current h'cap is 8.2

msn, kenneth@cfmetal.com

You cannot reset the ball at all without taking a penalty.

Depends on the definition of sport. Wrestling is the oldest form of competition, dating back thousands of years.

A 3 wood has about 15 degrees of loft, a 3 hybrid has about 21 degrees of loft. A hybrid is a blend of a wood and an iron. The 3 wood would have a longer shaft than the 3 hybrid.

this is a question that depends on your skill level. since you're asking you are probably a beginner. drivers will give you the most distance but they are not so accurate in the hands of a newcomer. so, for novices a 3,4 or 5 wood will be a better choice for starting out. they tend to produce a more accurate shot with more loft which will allow for an easier bounce and roll after landing. the length of the hole should also be a factor as well as the surrounding environment such as trees, roughs, bunkers, and waterhazards. use the club with which you can most accurately get farthest down the fairway. once you are able to hit decently with most of your clubs here are suggestions for clubs with yardage given. an average, casual golfer hits between 175-275 yrds if the tee with a driver. around 150-200 with a wood(on the fairway). around 175-20yards with the irons/wedges from the fairway( that is going down from 2-LW in irons/wedges. you will find your distances once you get a good feel for the game. good luck.

Yes, if the ball interferes with your stance or swing path you can get them to mark it, usually with a tee. They must set it to one side, because they will be penalized if they clean it. They must then replace it, after you have played your shot.

A Three Under Par is either an Albatross or a Hole In One.

Woods was a prodigy who began to play golf at the age of two. ... In 1994, he became the youngest ever winner of the U.S. Amateur Championship .... His 2001 Masters Tournament win marked the only time within the era of the modern .... He became the first golfer to win the PGAChampionship.

• 4 Iron
  • Alignment: Left or Right
  • Loft: 23o
  • Lie: 60o
  • Offset: 0.240"
  • Length: 38.25"
  • Bounce: -1o
  • MSRP: 79.99
• 5 Iron
  • Alignment: Left or Right
  • Loft: 26o
  • Lie: 60.5o
  • Offset: 0.230"
  • Length: 37.75"
  • Bounce: -0.5o
  • MSRP: 79.99
• 6 Iron
  • Alignment: Left or Right
  • Loft: 29o
  • Lie: 61o
  • Offset: 0.220"
  • Length: 37.25"
  • Bounce: 0o
  • MSRP: 79.99
• 7 Iron
  • Alignment: Left or Right
  • Loft: 33o
  • Lie: 61.5o
  • Offset: 0.211"
  • Length: 36.75"
  • Bounce: 1o
  • MSRP: 79.99
• 8 Iron
  • Alignment: Left or Right
  • Loft: 37o
  • Lie: 62o
  • Offset: 0.201"
  • Length: 36.25"
  • Bounce: 2o
  • MSRP: 79.99
• 9 Iron
  • Alignment: Left or Right
  • Loft: 41o
  • Lie: 62.5o
  • Offset: 0.181"
  • Length: 35.75"
  • Bounce: 3o
  • MSRP: 79.99
• Pitching Wedge
  • Alignment: Left or Right
  • Loft: 45o
  • Lie: 63o
  • Offset: 0.161"
  • Length: 35.50"
  • Bounce: 4o
  • MSRP: 79.99
• Grass Wedge
  • Alignment: Left or Right
  • Loft: 50o
  • Lie: 63o
  • Offset: 0.142"
  • Length: 35.25"
  • Bounce: 5o
  • MSRP: 79.99
• Sand Wedge
  • Alignment: Left or Right
  • Loft: 55o

currently has a 352 dimple pattern

Golf is an acronym. It stand for Gentlemen Only "Ladies" Forbidden. Golf can also be used for another acronym of your choosing.

Yes it is. Suprisingly enough the only parts of your body allowed to touch the green are your hands and your feet.

Drivers come in numerous lofts, they can range from as little as 7.5o, to as much as 16o. Beginners and high handicappers tend to use lofts from around 10.5 to 13 or so, whereas most amateurs use drivers with 9-10.5o. Professional golfers can use as low as 7 but mostly use drivers ranging from 7-9. Professional long drivers have used drivers with 4o. The loft of any driver is usually on the sole of the club, but beware, the stated loft is not always the actual playing loft.

there are 336 dimples on a golf ball.

The four majors (for men's golf) are:

The Masters, which is run by Augusta National Golf Club, and played in April

The US Open, which is run by the USGA and is played in June

The Open Championship (often called the British Open in the US), which is run by the R&A and played in July, and

The PGA, which is run by the PGA and played in August.

Note that the PGA is the old PGA, the one that is now basically the association of club pros and teachers, not the PGA Tour, which is the touring professional players.

There's no authoritative committee that decides what's a major. These are the championships that have established a sufficient reputation to stand out from the rest. Things that go into major status are strength of field, prize money, qualification for subsequent events, and public recognition. Players don't stay home from majors unless they have to. Nobody misses the British Open to rest up for the Quad Cities, er, John Deere.

The PGA Tour would very much like to run its own major championship, and often hints that the Player's Championship (now in May) should be considered a major. If it were, there would be a major-a-month from April to August, which is probably too many.