Golfing equipment includes everything that is necessary or functional to game of golfing. It therefore includes the ball, sticks, equipment intervene and help the blow and the material accompanying the game itself. The minimum diameter capacity of a golfing ball is 42.67 mm and its mass must not exceed 45.93 g (wheels for golf bag). The modern golfing balls have a surface usually characterized by 300-450 dimples designed to improve the aerodynamics.
The method of construction and the material significantly affect the distance the ball will travel, and in trajectory in spin (or rotation). Harder materials, such as Surlyn, guarantee greater distances, while softer shell, such as urethane, generate more spin and consequently a greater impact force, which is necessary to stop a ball close to landing point.
Golfing is a precision sport which is practiced in an open field, for example a lawn or a field specially arranged, by means of a ball and a series of sticks. Although considered by some to be a sport of Dutch origin, the country where he enjoyed enormous popularity was Scotland (where national game).
A new kind of sticks, called "hybrid", combine the precision of irons and the ease of performing the shot of woods with more loft. The wedges are irons with a loft (angle between the face and the barrel, or shaft) is particularly high, used to play shots as short and precise. They can also be used demanding positions, as in bunkers or in approaches (or revenue in green).
Victory goes to golfer who finished the round holes set (usually 18) with the least number of strokes (stroke play competition or medal play), or to one who has won the most number of holes (match play or match play ). It is difficult in any event settle the controversy that has continued for centuries, what is certain is that the game played by the Dutch is well documented, both by citizens edicts, which granted land for golfing courses, either by court rulings, which punished with fines golfers before its time, which caused damage and disturbed the peace, coming to play within walls of city.
But it was not always like that, because it is very likely that golfers for at least 300 years have played virtually no written rules as simple was "their" game that was different from other games of "sticks and balls" just for the fact that were to conclude with the ball tucked inside a hole. The introduction of written rules brought a minimum order but certainly these rules were borrowed from other including all likelihood there were those of a game called mail address.
Usually the sticks are transported in a golfing bag. Originally in skin, are constructed mainly of nylon and have a cylindrical shape. The bags have several pockets designed to hold both the equipment needed to play both the personal effects of player. The bags can be carried on the shoulders, loaded onto carts or golfing cart. The bags to shoulder have the characteristic of having two retractable media which maintain it in raised portion when it is resting on the ground.
Golfing carts are motorized vehicles used to transport the players and the equipment during a round of golfing. They are equipped with electric motor, quieter in field and easier to manage. A pitch fork is a fork-shaped object with two prongs used to lift the pitchmark (the sign of ball left his landing in green).
The method of construction and the material significantly affect the distance the ball will travel, and in trajectory in spin (or rotation). Harder materials, such as Surlyn, guarantee greater distances, while softer shell, such as urethane, generate more spin and consequently a greater impact force, which is necessary to stop a ball close to landing point.
Golfing is a precision sport which is practiced in an open field, for example a lawn or a field specially arranged, by means of a ball and a series of sticks. Although considered by some to be a sport of Dutch origin, the country where he enjoyed enormous popularity was Scotland (where national game).
A new kind of sticks, called "hybrid", combine the precision of irons and the ease of performing the shot of woods with more loft. The wedges are irons with a loft (angle between the face and the barrel, or shaft) is particularly high, used to play shots as short and precise. They can also be used demanding positions, as in bunkers or in approaches (or revenue in green).
Victory goes to golfer who finished the round holes set (usually 18) with the least number of strokes (stroke play competition or medal play), or to one who has won the most number of holes (match play or match play ). It is difficult in any event settle the controversy that has continued for centuries, what is certain is that the game played by the Dutch is well documented, both by citizens edicts, which granted land for golfing courses, either by court rulings, which punished with fines golfers before its time, which caused damage and disturbed the peace, coming to play within walls of city.
But it was not always like that, because it is very likely that golfers for at least 300 years have played virtually no written rules as simple was "their" game that was different from other games of "sticks and balls" just for the fact that were to conclude with the ball tucked inside a hole. The introduction of written rules brought a minimum order but certainly these rules were borrowed from other including all likelihood there were those of a game called mail address.
Usually the sticks are transported in a golfing bag. Originally in skin, are constructed mainly of nylon and have a cylindrical shape. The bags have several pockets designed to hold both the equipment needed to play both the personal effects of player. The bags can be carried on the shoulders, loaded onto carts or golfing cart. The bags to shoulder have the characteristic of having two retractable media which maintain it in raised portion when it is resting on the ground.
Golfing carts are motorized vehicles used to transport the players and the equipment during a round of golfing. They are equipped with electric motor, quieter in field and easier to manage. A pitch fork is a fork-shaped object with two prongs used to lift the pitchmark (the sign of ball left his landing in green).
