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What does momentum and inpulse have to do with golf
I think the momentum of the club is altered greatly - in fact exactly as much as the change in momentum of the ball.andrevdh said:The momentum of the club is altered only slightly by the collision due to the much smaller inertia of the ball.
Nothing, actually.bolson07 said:What does momentum and inpulse have to do with golf
arildno said:Nothing, actually.
Golf is outside the laws of physics, as Tiger Woods has shown repeatedly.
arildno said:Actually, I haven't. Sort of proves I'm right, doesn't it?
Momentum in golf refers to the amount of force or energy that is generated and transferred during a swing. It is a crucial element in achieving distance and accuracy in shots.
Momentum is generated through a combination of factors such as the speed of the swing, the weight of the club, and the transfer of body weight from the backswing to the downswing. It is important to have a smooth and consistent swing to generate maximum momentum.
Impulse in golf is the change in momentum over a specific period of time, usually during impact with the ball. It is the force that is applied to the ball to make it travel a certain distance.
Momentum and impulse play a crucial role in determining the distance of a shot. A higher momentum and impulse can result in a longer shot as more force is applied to the ball. This is why professional golfers focus on generating maximum momentum and applying the right amount of impulse during their swings.
To improve momentum and impulse in golf, it is important to work on your overall swing technique, including generating more speed and power, transferring body weight effectively, and using the right club for each shot. Practicing and receiving guidance from a professional coach can also help improve your momentum and impulse in golf.