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Well, sweetheart, a Golf ball will bounce higher off a trampoline than off concrete. Trampolines are designed to provide bounce, unlike concrete which is as hard as my ex-husband's head. So, if you want your ball to soar like a majestic eagle, stick to the trampoline and leave the concrete for building foundations.
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JudyOh, dude, let me break it down for you. A golf ball will bounce higher off a concrete surface compared to a trampoline. Concrete is like, super solid, so it gives that ball a good bounce. Trampolines are all fun and bouncy, but they're not as firm as concrete, so the ball won't bounce as high.
Well, isn't that a happy little question! A golf ball will bounce higher off a trampoline than off concrete because the trampoline surface is softer and more springy. Just like painting happy little clouds in the sky, the trampoline gives the ball a little extra bounce to soar higher and bring joy to your game. Remember, there are no mistakes, just happy accidents!
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