Golf

It depends how long you have been playing.

I have been playing 9 years i turn 13 in march i shoot low 70's for 18 holes but i practice everyday. Dang! I am 13 right now too and I have been playing for 9 years and I also play everyday and I shoot low eighties from whites. From reds though I shoot high seventies which is pretty good. I dont know if your a guy or a girl because guys can reach some par fours I cant even reach in two since they are too long and it throws me off. WOW, I improve soo slow in comparison to you! Dang! Nice Job, keep it up cause trying my best to get to the LPGA. (By the way, you might be thinking that I'm not good at distance but my drive goes 210 about which I think for a girl is good but I really have to get some muscle in my arms cause they have they don't have such a good muscle. hmmm. :(

Yeah im 13 and i shout low 70s or high 60s for 18

The USGA regulates that the hole on a putting green must be 108mm (4.25 in) in diameter and a minimum of 101.6mm (4 in) deep. There are special circumstances where depth may be less than regulation.

USGA provides an online rule book with all player, course, and gameplay regulations.

Happy Playing :) (or watching with a bowl of chips on Sunday afternoons!)

David love and Ernie els are both 6'3

I don't believe there is any set age. The USGA does not address this in the rules of golf as far as I know. I do think the set of tee markers should be played according to one's ability. The standard rule of thumb is to multiply the distance you would hit a 5 iron times 36. The result is the total yardage from any given set of markers. For men this could be the Senior tees, but never the red tees. For instance if you hit a 5 iron 150 yards, multiplied by 36 equals 5400 yards you would most likely play the Senior tees. Further, I think most golf courses probably have a recommended age for senior tees. Check with the golf course you are playing, it may be a local rule.

Ernie Els

The best quality clubs on the market today would be ones such as Taylormade, Titleist, Ping and Callaway. These are very popular with low amateurs as well as regularly used on the PGA Tour. There are also some less expensive brands however the ones listed above are so popular for a reason, it is because they are so good. The pros would not use a club which did not improve their game.

He was born in 1961.

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The Invention of the Golf Puck System.

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Just train to aim.

No, it remains open for a few months after The Masters.

I live in Richmond Va. and my drivers lisence is suspended. I have a club car as my only transportation. Can I drive it on the road or sidewalks.

The main feature of a golf ball is called the dimple.

Probably standard. Whatever that is. It used to mean a 43" driver,
but now it might mean a 44.5" one.

There are a number of methods to determine whether you should use overlength clubs. One is to measure the height of your fingertips. 27" would be standard, with the club length changed 1/4 to 1/2 the difference. E.g. if your fingertip height is 28", add 1/4 to 1/2 inch. Another is to use the height of the top of your hand (at the seam with the wrist),with 34" being standard, and the adjustment 1/4 of the difference from standard.

If you are talking about the chunk of Earth and grass that flies up when a golfer swings, then it's called a "divot".

Just whatever you feel comfortable with, the majority of putters on the market today are 33, 34 and 35 inch ones, the 35 would probably suit you best. But if you feel uncomfortable with that you may have to try find a longer one, or even a belly putter.

You have to commit to every shot and think only in the present.

Short Game Short Game Short Game. You need to be able to get up in down from anywhere and i mean anywhere inside 20 yards maybe even 50. Make all putts inside 6 feet, and one outside 15 feet every once and a while.

Although he is reportedly only worth some $280 million, the Shark easily has a net worth over a $1 billion. He owns half of Australia for one thing . . .

The best thing to do is to simply leave them at room temperature. However, cold golf balls don't go as far, and when they are warm they go slightly farther. However, intentionally heating or cooling a golf ball is against the rules.

Only if it is a nine hole course, not if you play the same nine holes of an eighteen hole course twice.

A snowman is an 8. I've had a few.

6 points for a hole in one on a par 3 with 2 shots.

The adjective would be catty (nasty, spiteful).

Jimmy Demaret - winner in 1940, 1947, and 1950.

A skycaddy is a golf GPS system which accurately gives the yardages and the layout of golf courses. You simply download your course and you can instantly see how far you are away from the green/pin etc. It is quite a grey area as to if these are allowed in competition or not, because they are allowed in some competitions, although in some competitions you may be disqualified for using one.