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An easy swing, keeping good tempo, is important for a shot into the wind because -

The ball will have more spin and go further.

Better contact means the ball will have less spin and the wind will not move it as much.

Wind does not make a difference except if it is a cross wind.

In golf the "bounce" is -

The forward hop that a ball takes when hitting a hard green - e.g. on a hard bermuda green

The angle created between the leading edge and the lowest point of the sole of the club.

The measurement of how "hot" or how "fast" an iron club face is

The modern or professional Grand Slam is -

Winning the US Open, British Open, The Masters and PGA Championship in one year

Winning the The Masters, US Open, Players Championship and British Open in one year

Winning the US Open, British Open, The Masters and PGA Championship in a career

A "duck hook" is -

A draw shot played off the tee that hits a duck or group of ducks

A draw shot played off the tee that flies over spectator's heads making them duck

A strong draw shot that curves extremely and is usually hit unintentionally

In golf the Coefficient of Restitution (COR) is -

The measurement of the difference between the club head speed and the ball speed after impact

The measurement of how "fast" or "springy" the club face is

The measurement of a club's resistance to twisting (or forgiveness)

Plumb-bobbing refers to -

Retrieving golf balls from a pond next to the green

The term for free relief from an animal burrowing hole anywhere on the course i.e. through the green

A method used by golfers to help determine the break of a putt, done by holding up the putter to line up over the ball to the hole

A little science for the technical golf geek.. Kinetic energy determines the speed of an object (in this case the golf ball). The equation to measure the speed (or energy) is KE=1/2 MV2(squared) (or 1/2 Mass x Velocity squared).

The equation means that a the mass (or weight) of a club is the primary driver of ball speed

The equation means that the mass (or weight) of the club and the velocity (or speed) of the club are equivalent factors in the resulting ball speed

The equation means that the velocity (or speed) of the club is the primary driver in determining ball speed

The term "lay off" is it relates to the golf swing means -

To stop or back away from a tee shot due to distractions

When the swing plane flattens and the club head points to the side of the target with a closed face

An "easy" or less than full speed swing - e.g. with an extra club to keep the ball down below the wind

The term "transition" in golf means -

When juniors move from kids clubs to adult clubs

When a players moves from the range (warm up) to the first tee

The point in time of swing when it moves from backswing to downswing

"Scramble" in golf terms means -

A. To recover from trouble - e.g. Seve scrambled from the deep rough to save par

B. To climb out of a deep bunker

C. A team format where players hit from the best ball on each shot

A and C

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