What is the difference between offset woods and regular woods?
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Regular woods the hitting surface of the club is on the ball side of the shaft.  The off set has the hitting surface behind the shaft.  The off set clubs helps you keep you hands in front of the ball.  The advantage is to help keep the ball from going to the right.  The downside is you may hook it.
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Bound's hubby here:\n\nWhile the above answers are very correct, there is one other option. If the slash marks vary in number, but not always there could be a hunter's trail markings that lead to their stand. The paint marks do not harm the tree and can be much more reliable than "cat's-eyes" (reflectors) and ribbons. \n\nGood luck.
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A woodchuck would chuck as much wood as a woodchuck could chuck if a woodchuck could chuck wood.\n\n\nI remember hearing that when I was younger.
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Normally, the lower the iron, the easier it is to it.  People in golf will determine effictiveness by height.  No one wants to hit a worm burner!  \n\nProfessionals will most often start warming up with the wedges, then go from 9 irons to 3 iron, then back down.  Once they are warmed up, then they move to the woods.\n\nIn my personal opinion, Irons are easier to hit than woods because they are shorter, but also, you often times won't try to swing too hard with irons.  With woods, everyone wants to 'grip it and rip it.'
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Try a differnt spot with less logs
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enjois are china wood too. a lot of decks are produced in the states tho. dunno which ones for sure. just do a search i guess.
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There's a gotcha in the calculation of board feet.  As others have said, it is nominally the product of length in feet, widht in feet and thickness in inches.  This is only strictly correct for boards with 1" or greater thickness.  Under 1" the number of board feet is figured as if the board is 1" thick.  This means that if you split a 2" thick board into two 1" boards, the number of board feet does not change.  That makes sense, you have the same amount of wood.  If you split a 1" board into two 1/2" boards, you have twice as many board feet.
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A "long" three yards is actually longer than a "short" three. "Long three" is used when the distance needed is slightly over three yards, but less than four.\n\nA "short" three yards is if the distance needed is almost three yards exactly, or perhaps even slightly less.
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y don't u ask this question to a wood chuck who can chuck wood?..i'm sure he would give u a precise answer.. :)
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It is not a type of tree that produces what you are looking for.  It is a process of converting the wood/pulp to papper and layering it with layers of plastic to give it those properties.
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a regular polygon has the same angles and sides while a irregular one has different sides and angles.
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Within their price range brackets, they're pretty much all the same.  For example, if you buy a $70 Etnies deck, it will be about the same quality as a $70 Birdhouse deck.\n\nGo for one based on your size before anything.
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It's now called a strong 3 wood, and depends on who hit it. I've seen Tiger hit his 15 degree 3 wood, 270 yards from a fairway!! Sure can replace driver, easier to hit.
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There is no difference\nIts the same position\nrunning back / half back
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Yes a regular tree and a medimum tree are almost the same. Not much of a difference. I run barrels in both types of saddles. They both work for me.
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You have a choice of styles: block or indent.  Take your pick and stick with it.
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im pretty sure (NOT certain) that heartwood is the TOTAL centre of a tree's wood. and sapwood is The wood near the outside of the tree. Usually lighter in color than heartwood.\n OR if ure REALLY scientific i would describe it like this:\n\nThe outer growth rings which are physiologically active part of a living tree. Sapwood is usually lighter than heartwood, and lacks decay resistance.