How much does a golf cart weigh?
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One nine iron less if the golfer had a bad game.
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A driver, a putter, and 12 others in between.  \n\nGet a look at his bag and see what he's carrying now and what he likes. Your choices are woods numbered 2 through infinity, irons numbered 1 through 9, and any number of wedges.\n\nMost average golfers carry (keeping to a 14 club limit) the putter, Driver, 3 wood, 4 wood, 5 wood,\n3-9 iron, a pitching wedge and a sand wedge.\n\nSome hit woods easier than long irons, so they sub a 7 wood for a 3 iron.  A lot may forsake a 3 or 4 wood wood for an extra wedge at a different loft.\n\nThere's no "set" set.  All depends on what he's comfortable with.\n\nA great bag stuffer would be a Gore-Tex rainsuit.  Or at least a Gore-Tex top.  They're great in the rain.  And Foot-Joy makes a GREAT set of rain gloves that are the best I've seen at letting you keep a grip on a soaking wet golf club.  The Gore-Tex'll be expensive, the gloves are around $15-20.\n\nP.S.  Don't get him "a" golf lesson.  A series of them or none at all.  I think it was Bob Toski who charged $200 for five lessons and $2,000.00 for one way back when (if you expect a miracle, you should expect to pay for it).
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This is the set up for the R7 460,...\n\nIf you want to hit a draw, put the 14 gram weight in the heel and the two gram weight in the toe.  This allows the toe of the club to close quicker than the heel because there is less weight in the toe.  This promotes a draw.  \n\nIf you want to fade the ball, reverse the weighting in the club.  Put the 14 gram weight in the toe and the 2 gram weight in the heel.  This allows the heel to close faster than the toe thus promoting a fade.\n\nYou can also go to taylormadegolf.com and buy additional weights in other denominations.  You always have to keep 16 grams of weighting in the club for it to work correclty and remain compliant with USGA club specs. \n\nIf you want less draw, raise the weight in the toe, say to a 4 gram, and then put a 12 gram in the heel.  They actually sell a set of all weights for $150.00 at the PGA Super Store.   If you want the set up for the R7 425, shoot me an email and I will give it to you,... same idea but four weights instead of two,...
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A tennis ball weighs more than 2 ounces (56.7 grams) but less than 2 1/16 ounces\n\nA wiffle ball weighs two-thirds of an ounce
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Golf Balls\nThe construction of the golf ball has changed a lot the past 10 years I'm going to cover 3 areas\n\n1.  Harder golf balls, some call them two piece, they are promoted for distance - these balls will go further than the other types.  The ball will hook or slice less and  will not stop on the green as well as the other types.  This ball is harder to fade or drawl.  This ball will bounce higher than the other balls if dropped on a hard surface\n\n2.  This ball is built for feel but has a harder cover - You get good distance but not as good as the 1st.  The ball will stop on green a little better and will move around a little more.  This ball will have some spin on it.\n\n3.  Softer ball - This ball has more feel to it.  The ball spins so it will hood or slice more.  The ball stops on the greens.  You can move the ball around.  This ball is very pricey and not as durable.
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If you're getting a cart for use at your country club, check with the rules.  Almost everyone at my club has an electric cart because they're all tree-huggers.  I (along with a few others) opted for a gas cart.  They're cheaper, have more HP but less torque, and won't leave you stranded.  It's easier to bring a gas can to a stranded cart rather than a generator.\n\n36V vs. 48V is like a V6 vs. a V8.  If you don't need the extra battery, don't get a 48V.  Usually the batteries in those are $300 each.\n\nIf you're using the cart to play around (not a round of golf) with, then get all the juice your budget allows.  The great thing about electric is the torque.  48V will pin you back in your seat.
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Most likely depending on the iron, they're all different...\n\nYou can buy a scale at the Golf Works...
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5 ft 9in and size does matter in golf.  I think it's funny someone who asked the same question 4 times complains about this one.
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My Father in law has plans for building a go cart from a law mower engine.  Give me some contact info and I can get you in touch with him.
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Equipment \n“equipment’’ is anything used, worn or carried by or for the player except any ball he has played at the hole being played and any small object, such as a coin or a tee, when used to mark the position of a ball or the extent of an area in which a ball is to be dropped. Equipment includes a golf cart, whether or not motorized. If such a cart is shared by two or more players, the cart and everything in it are deemed to be the equipment of the player whose ball is involved except that, when the cart is being moved by one of the players sharing it, the cart and everything in it are deemed to be that player’s equipment. \n\nNote: A ball played at the hole being played is equipment when it has been lifted and not put back into play.
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A standard music CD weighs approximately 16.4 grams.  A standard CD in the case without booklet weighs 86 grams.
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336 normally, but anywhere between 300 and 500 depending on the manufacturer of the golf balls
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It is about the laws of motion and the physics of a collision.  The collision here is the the golf iron colliding with the golf ball - the iron of course transfering enough energy to the golf ball to send it winging through the air. It is also about efficiency.  The heavy mass at the end of long thin pole allows a faster swing, thus increasing the opportunity to impart momentum to the golf ball.  Newton's three laws explain all this. See below.\n\nFor the second piece of effiency one must understand elastic collisions transfer energy better than inelastic collisions.  To make the collision between iron and ball more elastic, the ball is built with a spongy center and flexible shell.  Thus when the iron hits the ball it momentary deforms so as to mimic an elastic collision and thus capture more of the iron's energy.
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The ball weighs 14–15 ounces (397–425 g).
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I would guess 120-135 pounds.
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In Average it weighs 8 Pounds!!
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Press the ball with a hydraulic press, watch the pressure guage.  Have the ball in a 1/2 sphere pocket and a club face doing the pressing.  Measure the out-of-round deformity.  Calculate the pounds per square inch.  Compare this to high speed photos of the club hitting the ball.  Measure how long the ball is in contact.  Do this by measuring the length of the entire swing and subtracting the contact distance.  The weight of the ball compared to the press pressure is the G force.  Multiply the G force by the time and you get the total force.  The more measurements you make, the closer your answers will be.