Golf

If you are referring to the "original" name for today's 5 wood, then that would be a baffy. "Back in the day," the "complete" golfer (many, if not most, utilized less than 14 clubs) would carry in his kit a driver, a brassie (equal to a 2 wood-almost extinct, now-or a strong 3 wood) a spoon (3 wood), sometimes, a lofted spoon (equivilent to today's 4 wood), a baffy and, of course, various and sundry irons. It's quite difficult to make this the "official" answer, as the various lofts could vary several degrees, depending on the preferences of any particular golfer. A driver, for example, could have a loft as high as 14 degrees. A 3 wood (spoon) could range anywhere from 15 to 18 degrees. However, if your 5 wood is 18-19 degrees, it's safe to refer to it affectionately as a baffy. There was one more wood sometimes utilized, a wooden cleek (not to be confused with a standard cleek, which was a very thick headed iron), which averaged around 20-21 degrees. Believe me, I'm no "golf scholar," but I hope that my passion for the game helps to compensate. By the way, if you have a passion for the game, try reading two of my favorite books: "The Gist of Golf," by Harry Vardon and "How I Play Golf" by Bobby Jones. The first may not give you much in the way of timely, technical advice, but it is such a beautiful read. The second, on the other hand, will be just as valuable to you as some of the greatest contemporary instruction books. Mr. Jones did not waste a lot of time with non-essential info. Plus, the book is a pure delight.

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too late for 2008, for 2009 - go to Masters.com and ask to apply - you have to send them your ss# in order to get an application.

his swing speed is about 150mph.his longest drive is 551 and on his recoal on that drive he snaped his 96 gram shaft( x x x x stiff )

The old hole should not affect your line at all, as it is simply a flush piece of turf, you would not get relief from this.

The PAR stands for Parabolic Aluminized Reflector.

The number 20 indicates the number of 1/8 inch increments of size.

Therefore the diameter of the large end of the bulb is 2-1/2 inches.

An "ideal" projectile trajectory ... without the influence of wind or air resistance ... is a section

of a parabola. That's the figure you get when the horizontal position changes at constant speed

and the vertical position changes at a speed that is itself changing at a constant rate.

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Four and a half.

All players except the amateurs receive some money. Only those who make the cut receive official money.

yes it should do if you have a adult size cart

In golf, the drop zone is usually indicated on par 3 holes where there is a water hazard, or some other hazard between the tee and the green. You may elect to play from that drop zone, or you may re-tee and play from the teeing area. One shot penalty is incurred in either case.

A 3 iron has a long shaft, of around 38-39 inches. It has a very compact head and a relatively loft of around 21 degrees. It is known as a long iron, a player will hit this iron around 200+ yards.

stand up straight, grab a 5 iron by its head and hold it upside down as if it were a walking cane. If the end of the club touches doesn't touch the floor then it is too short. On the otherhand, if if your elbow is bent and the club is touching the floor then it is too long for you.

There are a few things you can do, tee the ball up, the ball should ideally be half a ball above the top line. With your normal swing speed imagine you are sweeping the ball off the tee. Also, (For right handed players, lefthanded players obviously vice versa) drop your right shoulder, this will raise your left shoulder, this gives you the ideal set up for the driver, it will also give you more distance.

You may also consider your driver, if you are hitting the ball too low, you should consider a more flexible shaft, and more loft on your driver. As you have more loft, you will create more spin, therefore the ball goes higher, and not as far. However, many players are willing to sacrifice distance for accuracy.

The tee box position

In the context of JStat, "PAR" typically refers to parameters used in statistical models or analyses. It can denote a specific set of values that define the characteristics of a statistical distribution or model. Understanding these parameters is crucial for interpreting the results of statistical tests and models within JStat.

It depends on your swing and your equipment as to which ball is longest for you.

If you can consistently shoot 87 or under from the whites, it's time to play the blues.

Pattern marking refers tot he process of placing pattern pieces on the fabric to maximize the number of patterns that can be cut out.

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