Yes, it is possible for a golf ball to achieve orbit on the moon. However, it would require an incredibly powerful swing and perfect conditions, such as a completely level surface and no atmospheric resistance.
The lack of gravity on the moon would greatly affect a golf ball's trajectory. Without the force of gravity pulling the ball towards the ground, it would continue to travel in a straight line until it is acted upon by another force, such as hitting a surface or encountering another object.
Yes, a golf ball would behave differently on the moon compared to on Earth. The lack of atmosphere and gravity on the moon would greatly affect the ball's trajectory, as well as its bounce and roll on the surface.
It is highly unlikely for a professional golfer to hit a hole-in-one on the moon. The lack of atmosphere and gravity would make it extremely difficult to control the ball's trajectory and distance, making it nearly impossible to accurately aim for a specific target.
Aside from the lack of gravity and atmosphere, other factors that would affect golfing on the moon include the surface texture and composition of the moon's surface, the strength and direction of any potential lunar winds, and the temperature and lighting conditions on the moon's surface.