Golf

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There is one hole in a wiffle ball. If two openings meet at the same point, then it constitutes as one hole (i.e. a straw has one hole). Since every opening on a wiffle ball meets at the same point in the middle of the ball, there is one hole in a wiffle ball.

In club competition it is either who has the lowest nett score (gross score- handicap) or gross score if it is a scratch competition. If it is a stableford competition the winner is who has the most points.

In pro golf it is nearly always stroke play and whoever has the lowest total score after usually 4 rounds is the winner.

If it is a match, matchplay is used, whoever has won more aggregate holes than there is left is the winner.

Over a century a go "bird" was a word used to describe something good, like cool is today, it is believed back in 1899 in Atlantic city a pretty good golfer called Ab Smith was playing with some friends. On the last hole he hit his shot to a few inches of the hole on his approach and called out "That was a bird of a shot!" He then made the putt. He and his playing partners subsequently decided to call a score one under par a birdie.

Use a driver, cock your wrists more as you swing through the ball to get more leverage, hit the ball on the sweet spot of the driver with swing speeds over 100 miles per hour. if all that is done you have a good chance.

Playing golf while pulling a set of clubs is generally considered a low to moderate intensity activity. While it involves walking and some physical effort in swinging the clubs, the overall exertion level is not as high as in more vigorous sports. The intensity can vary based on the pace of play, the terrain of the course, and the individual's fitness level. However, it typically provides a good balance of physical activity and leisure.

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Honestly it is personal preference. Although as a general rule when using your driver half of the ball should be above the top of the driver, and the same for your woods. You should tee your long irons up so the ball is roughly in the middle of the club face and for shorter irons and wedges you should tee it up so that the ball is just off the ground so you can stike down on the ball, compress it and get some spin.

Technology has changed the way golf is played drastically with manufacturers using new metals not known to golf manufacturers of long ago. It has changed the way golf looks, too. In a game that demands function blend as seamlessly as possible with style, the looks sported by players have evolved from formal and elegant into freer and brasher designs for performance. Still, the spirit of golf attire has remained businesslike, from the three-piece suits of Tommy Armour to the sleek, Burberry-styled outfits of Adam Scott.

You get shaft entensions and cut them to size. Then you take the grip and grip tape off the club. They fit into the current shaft and must be glued in place as shaft extensions must be permanent. You then reprip the club

I am almost positive they do but I can't say for sure...

Four

Well actually, there is no limit on the amount of golfers allowed on the course at one time, the rule is to allow other people through if slow play is the issue. However, local rules can apply that restrict the amounts of golfers allowed at any time, which is usually four. :)

It depends on what you mean by a golf game. If you are referring to the PGA, then it's 72, since the game isn't over until the 72nd hole. The previous 4 "games" are called "rounds". If it's a Sunday afternoon on the course with the boys/girls, then it's probably 18 holes. Especially if there is alcohol involved.

No. By doing so, you would be in violation of rule 4.2.

They get a life time exemption to The Masters, a 5 year exemption on the PGA Tour and a 5 year exemption to the other 3 majors.

It's the little stand that you put a golf ball on before hitting it.

* * Handicaps (for each team member, then added up and divided by four for each team) are developed using USGA's Simple Handicap Formula. If you have a substitute playing, and that substitute has a USGA handicap, on the score card, enter that handicap by his name. If the substitute has no formal handicap, on the score card, enter a zero. All players names are to appear on the score card - but only one (team) score. ----

You start a hole of golf by making a stroke with any golf club from the defined teeing area.

He was 20 years old.

Depends on what game you're playing. Usually 1 or 11. (In some games, for example Blackjack, it's both 1 and 11)

a golf ball obviously...

That you didnt finish the round, maybe bcause you felt sick och hurt yourself.

the angles are used in golf are for you to hit the ball with the proper stance. Angles are used in golf every time you approach to hit the ball. With any type of shot you use, the same stance will be applied.

They are mainly just two seaters, but you can get four seater ones.

Hey The difference between the two is the flex point of the shaft. The Rife shafts generally are for better golfers. The rifles have mid to mid-high flex points. Shafts like True Temper have all the points(low, med, high). The Rifle shafts are more personalised where as the others cover a larger range of golfers needs. In my oppinion, unless you are seriousey crazy about golf, save a little money and stay with True Temper. They make great shafts and there isn't that much of a difference to lower scores considerably.

Rifle shafts are simply a brand, that's it. You have Ford and GM, each different, each just as good as the other, each has expensive models, each has chearer models. Rifle shafts come in all flexes and varying flex points, True Temper comes in all flexes and varying flex points. True temper shafts are what called a step steel, they have gradual steps in the shaft diameter as it goes up to the grip, rifle shafts have a smooth diameter change in the shaft as it goes up. True Temper calls there various flexes R, S, or X as in R-100, S-100, X-100, Rifle has there flexes as a numbered figure, such as; 5.0 (regular stiffness), 6.0 (stiff), or 7.0 (x-stiff).