Let's assume that your Golf ball is 1.680 inches in diameter - the smallest size golf ball allowed in certain golfing associations. Then we know that the circumference of the golf ball will be the distance it would roll in one complete rotation.
Circumference = pi * diameter
Circumference = 3.14 * 1.680 in
Circumference = 5.2752 inches = the distance that this particular golf ball would roll
because if your in football you would need the numbers how far or kick the ball if in golf you need to kown how far to hit the ball
If two round objects roll down a hill, the one with the greater mass will roll faster. If they are dropped they will fall at the same rate.
To nearly its original high
Yes, it can. When you are hitting the golf ball with the swing you first go through a series of movements. First, you twist your body, you then take the stick back as far as possible to give yourself time to develop force. Then you bring it forward to hit the ball. Of course, there are other actions that may be included but this is a simpler explanation.
A golf ball has no speed of its own. It gets some only when it is whacked ordropped, and then the speed it gets depends on how far it drops or on howhard it is whacked.If it is dropped, then its speed begins at zero, and becomes 22 miles per hourfaster each second that it falls.If it is whacked, then it usually has less speed on the green and more speedoff of the tee.On the green, I think the idea is to roll the ball slowly and carefully, with justenough speed to avoid any effects due to grass, and likewise to avoid rollingso fast that it might skip over the cup.Off the tee, until at least 2011, Tom Watson had the longest average drivein professional golf, with an average drive of 315.2 yards, and was capableof generating a ball speed of 194 mph and drives of up to 370 yards.Some of the world's longest drivers who are not professional golfers butcompete in Long Drive contests such as the RE/MAX World Long DriveChampionship, including Jamie Sadlowski and Mike Dobbyn, are capable ofhitting a ball over 400 yards and over 220 mph.To me, all of that seems like a tragic waste of effort and expense, when anyof them, or anyone else, can easily make his golf ball move at 200 mph if hecan just find someplace to drop the ball where it can fall for 9.1 seconds.But then, I am not the golfer in the family.
Far away.
It depends on how you hit it. If the green speed is a 16 don't hit the ball hard or it will roll off. If the green is a 12 it will not roll as much as a 16. Most professional courses are 16's.
Could be when you hit a golf ball higher than you usually do and it goes not as far or maybe as far as your usual distance.
very far
251 ft
it protects the direction and width of how far the ball is going.
Yes and no. Players can do remarkable things with a golf ball now, but they hit it so far that golf courses have to keep adjusting.
because if your in football you would need the numbers how far or kick the ball if in golf you need to kown how far to hit the ball
Golf ball. The longest home runs by MLB players are about 500 feet. That's about 170 yards, which is about half as far as the longest drives by professional golfers.
the smaller the mass the farther the roll
Have you seen a golf swing? The idea is to hit the ball with the swing, that is the only way to play the game.
There are several attributes of a golf ball that make it fly farther than a tennis ball. A golf ball is smaller than a tennis ball, so it has less surface area, which means it experiences less drag (air resistance) as it hurtles through the air. Furthermore, the tennis ball's surface is fuzzy, which increases its air resistance, whereas a golf ball's jacket is hard and dimpled, which improves its aerodynamic properties, increasing its distance when struck. Many different dimple patterns and designs have been experimented with to increase a golf ball's "length." A golf ball is more rigid and elastic than a tennis ball. It resists deformation much more than a tennis ball does, and when deformed, it returns to its original shape more quickly. This means that more kinetic energy -- of the club in the case of the golf ball and the racket for a tennis ball -- is transferred to the ball to propel it and is not wasted on deforming it. Incidentally, experiments have proved that the golf ball is the fastest moving object in all of sports (not counting the shooting sports, of course). ADDITION: The ball in JAI ALIA is the fastest ball in sports.