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Bethpage State Park Golf Course -- Farmingdale, NY

There is no real answer, because no one really cares about bad scores, they only care about good scores. I would hazard a guess that it would be close to 200.

Ebony.

Ebony Wood from an ebony tree is called iron wood because it takes very long to harvest, and takes very long to rot or deteriorate!

Ostrya virginiana, a north American decorative hardwood. Definately not Ebony

iron wood is NOT ebony, its hornbeam

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Buy a pair of gloves so she could look ladylike.

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The best way to construct a professional affordable golf pratice cage is to:

1. Erect a cage made from scaffold tubing and fittings 3.2 metres x 3.2 metres x 3.2 metres. This tubing is available from most good scaffolding suppliers and can be purchased with surface standing feet or spikes to inbed the legs in the ground.

2. Purchase a net 3 mtr x 3 mtr x 3mtr in either knottless 20mm or knotted 25mm netting. Both are equally as popular as one another and they can be made as a box net that hangs inside the cage by ties in each of the 4 top corners and cable tied to the bottom feet. These nets are available from a mail order firm called allplas.co.uk their website is www.allplas.co.uk.

3. You will also require a "Baffle net" this is a 3 mtr x 3 mtr net usually made of high impact knotted nylon netting or archery netting, this is hung about 3 - 400mm from the back of the cage but must hang like a curtain so that it can stand the impact of the golf ball. allplas.co.uk also sell these baffle nets and they can be purchased separately if you have a different designed cage.

The best ball for a lady is a Ladies golf ball, these are designed so that you can get the most out of the ball and the most out of your game. There are a lot of golf balls designed for ladies, it is simply personal choice which one you prefer.

The 1997 U.S. Open was played at Congressional CC in Bethesda, MD and was won by Ernie Els.

its a kind of tree

Net Practice is an actual practice in an enclosed place (i.e. enclosed in the nets.) It is the practice(Keeping in mind) as if you are playing an actual match. Net practice is important from the point of view of each player ,because , in an actual match each player has to face the pressure from the crowd , the moods of different players ,etc. So, from the point of view of players , Net Practice is very important .( May be it is football, hockey, golf,etc. )

Golf With Stan Leonard was created on 1960-04-02.

Rosa par, commonly known as the "Rose of Sharon," refers to a species of flowering shrub in the hibiscus family, often valued for its large, showy flowers. While "Rosa" typically refers to roses, "par" might be a misinterpretation or shorthand in a specific context. These plants are popular in gardens for their ornamental appeal and ability to attract pollinators. They thrive in a variety of soils and are often used in landscaping for their vibrant blooms.

You may wish to take a look at the recent ESPN article that gives a list of the best golf GPS units:

http://espn.go.com/blog/playbook/tech/post/_/id/2328/golf-gps-devices-a-comprehensive-guide

The iGolf Caddie II is by far the best golf GPS device on the market for it's price range. It has all the necessary features the most expensive models have without the very expensives useless bells and whistles. They have the biggest database golf course maps in the world. I am very impressed with the device and bought mine for a bargain on eBay.

Cheers guys, definitely worth a look.

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The USGA (United States Golf Association) introduced a handicap system in the early 20th Century. The purpose of the system has always been to attempt to level the playing field for golfers of differing abilities, so that those golfers can compete equally. For example, imagine someone whose average score is 92 trying to compete against someone whose average score is 72. Without a handicapping system, it can't be done. At least not fairly. With a handicapping system, the weaker player is given strokes on certain holes on a golf course. That is, on a particular hole the weaker play may be allowed to "take a stroke" - deduct a stroke - from his or her score for that hole. At the end of the round, the two players of differing abilities can figure their "net score" - their gross scores minus the strokes they were allowed to take on certain holes. The USGA Handicapping System received a major refinement in the early 1980s with the introduction of slope rating for golf courses, joining the longstanding course rating as methods of rating the difficulty of a course. Course rating is the number of strokes a certain set of tees are expected to be played in by the upper-half of scratch golfers. Sponsored Links A USGA Course Rating of 74.8 means that 74.8 is expected to be the average score of the best 50-percent of rounds played by scratch golfers. Slope rating is a number representing the relative difficulty of a course for bogey golfers compared to course rating. Slope can range from 55 to 155, with 113 being considered a course of average difficulty. Par plays no role in computing handicaps. Only adjusted gross score, course rating and slope rating come into play. Adjusted gross score is a golfer's total strokes after allowing for the maximum per-hole totals allowed under Equitable Stroke Control. A player's official USGA Handicap Index is derived from a complicated formula (that, thankfully, players themselves do not have to figure) that takes into account adjusted gross score, course rating and slope rating. With as few as five rounds, a player can get a handicap index by joining clubs authorized to issue them. Eventually, handicap index is calculated using the 10 best of a golfer's 20 most recent rounds. Once a USGA Handicap Index is issued - say, 14.8 - the golfer uses that to determine his or her course handicap. Course handicap - not handicap index - is what actually tells a golfer how many strokes they are allowed on a particular course. Most golf courses have charts golfers can consult to get their course handicap. Alternately, golfers can use various online course handicap calculators, such as the one here. All that is needed is a USGA Handicap Index plus the slope rating of the course. Once armed with course handicap, a golfer is ready to play on an equal basis with any other golfer in the world. To take part in the USGA Handicap System, a golfer must join a club authorized to use the system. Most golf courses have clubs that can issue handicap indexes, so finding one isn't that difficult. But just in case, the USGA allows golfers to form clubs without real estate, which may be a collection of as few as 10 friends who are willing to form a club with a handicap committee. Once in such a club, a golfer will turn in or post his or her scores following every round, most often electronically by using a computer in the clubhouse or, if the club uses the GHIN service, by using any computer. The club's handicap committee handles all the computations and should issue handicap indexes once a month. Answer by FutureLPGAgolferTo put it simple, YOUR AVERAGE GOLF SCORE OVER ONE SEMESTER OR A YEAR.

Well, I don't exactly know because I am a softball player, but you could try adjusting it alot. (we use tees in practice) Have him/her swing a couple times to see if he/she hits the tee. If so, its to high. Lower it a tad and have him/her swing some more. You should figure out the perfect height by doing that. Every kid is differant. Some like it high some like it low. I hope your child's tee ball team will win! Lots of Luck!

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It is admitting that you cannot beat or equal your opponents score, no further strokes will be played on that hole.

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The 19th hole can be the first playoff hole after a round of golf, but it is another name for the bar after the round.

Generally, on the first tee, if everyone is playing from the same tees, order can be determined by flipping a tee in the air and seeing who it points to. Gender isn't really a factor unless you are simply being a gentleman and allowing the lady or ladies to hit first. After playing the first hole, you would simply follow the 'honor' system where the teeing order is determined by scores on the previous hole. Lowest score hits first, high hits last.

However, if the woman or women are in fact playing from the women's tees, the men generally tee off first. This is not gender bias but simply in the interest of faster play and safety. Since the women's tees are further up it makes sense for the men to play first since you pass their teeing area first. Furthermore, if a woman were to tee off first she would be ahead of the men's tees when they began teeing off and risk being hit by a ball.