Golf Diversions

ZeroFossilFuel asked:

Part 2, once more for the disbelievers. Secret revealed to the trick of getting the golf ball on the tee in a water globe puzzle. While some skill and a steady hand is required, there’s a trick to it too that’s not quite so obvious. I reveal that secret and show how it’s done.

Delisa Gremillion

chiefmonson asked:

A new product to cut time when trying to replace a lost golf ball

Wilian

billvf asked:

Watch the beautiful pro golfer Natalie Gulbis hit some poor ******* (me) sleeping in the stands during a practice round with a golf ball. Amazing shot!

Kenneth Couey

The monkey did it! asked:


ok, I was given a Chem problem and told to find the kinetic energy of a 45g golf ball moving at 61m/s and I calculated that it had 84J (or 20cal) of kinetic energy. I was then asked what happened to this energy when the ball lands in the sand and the answer I was given was that the energy would be transfered from the ball to the sand thus causing the sand where the ball landed to change in shape. Now, what I don’t get is was it the energy from the ball or simply the ball’s mass that caused the sand to change shape?

Ackusk

pupiluva11 asked:


One of my math problems required finding the surface area of a golf ball, but it was just an estimate. It’s asking me if 9 in.^2 is bigger or smaller than the actual surface area of the golf ball. Does anyone know the actual surface area of a golf ball?

Tong

Matt J asked:


I am doing a project on the invention of the golf ball. I need a good site than can tell me the history of a golf ball. I know there were different kinds but i want to know the modern one

Fabian Bittner

wgriffin17 asked:


(a) How long does it take for a golf ball to fall from rest for a distance of 11.8 m? (b) How far would the ball fall in twice that time?

Jed M. Carrol

method_ike asked:


I use a new ball every game but some people i play with use the same ball over and over again. How often should you change your golf ball?

Chasidy G. Lockhart

Monica c asked:


Lorena ochoa is a very famous golfer and I went to see her at a tournament, I got her autograph in a golf ball.

Burt Dansereau

Dean from OZ asked:


Does anyone know what material they use for the golf ball finding glasses like the vissiball glasses. Is it just the color blue tint that makes white objects look brighter.

Can it be that easy?


Genevive L. Locklear