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Golf Equipment
What club should you use for a putt? Is it important to wear golf shoes or will tennis shoes do? You can find answers to questions about the clubs, tools, shoes, and other golfing accessories here.
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How do you adjust the governor on a golf cart?
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After the carb has been adjusted to proper specs and is running ok you can adjust the governor by bending the wires to either up the rpm or to lower it.
Also a better way without ruining the wires is to adjust the small screw that holds the governor piece in place. You can loosen that screw and push or pull on the governor to adjust the rpm. Usually pushing the governor will increase the rpm. You can always readjust, so you don't have to ruin the metal pieces connecting the carb and the governor
What degrees does Cleveland wedges have?
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Cleveland make wedges in 46, 48, 50, 52, 54, 56, 58, 60, 62 and 64 degrees of loft. But they have numerous models and not all lofts are made in each model. On some models there is a high, low and standard bounce option, but on others there are limited options.
What is the hosel diameter of the Callaway Diablo irons?
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Generally .370 for irons and .335 for woods these days.
Who manufactures Ti Tech Golf bags?
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King Par is the manufactor of the Ti Tech golf bags.
What brand of golf clubs did Fred Couples Use?
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Bridgestone Golf Tour B330 golf ball. He won three Champions Tour events in a row with this ball.
Can you switch a shaft from one golf driver to another golf driver?
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Yes, in principle you can take a shaft out of one club and put it in another. If it's a steel shaft, it's almost certainly cheaper to just replace it with a new one. For graphite it's not beyond the capabilities of a well-equipped shop, but it would still probably be cheaper when it was all over to put a new one in the other clubhead. Unless it was a really special shaft. And I can't define "really special".
Whats the Quality difference wooden golf clubs iron golf clubs?
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Woods are used for driving from the tee, while irons are used on the fairway. The face of woods are angled less to provide more forward force, and the irons are angled more provide more life and accuracy. Confusing matters is that many "woods" these days are made from metal alloys.
Do they use golf carts at Augusta?
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Heavens NO! There are no golf cart paths at Augusta National
What are the lofts of taylormade rbz irons?
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The Taylormade website will have full information on club specs.
What is the boss sweet spot for a 300 Winchester mag using Winchester 180 gr fail safe?
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Con la mia eurobolt 30-06 sparando le power point 180gr della winchester ho raggiunto risultati soddisfacenti dando al boss una taratura di 5,25mm come dato dalla casa per le cartucce di questo peso. Si può cercare di migliorare prima con spostamenti di 0,25mm poi per la taratura più fine se l'ottica è molto buona e il tiratore altrettanto abile con spostamenti di 0,1mm. Il tutto è spiegato molto bene sul sito della browning al sistema boss.
How much would a standard golf wedge weigh?
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my sand iron weighs 481 gm inc steel shaft
What does a 2 degree upright on a golf club mean?
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it means the face is turned 2 degrees up instead of flat on the ground
Are all Adams golf clubs made in the US?
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Adams Golf clubs are very good, they are not a premier (top 5 brand) but they have a strong following and are very popular with seniors.
How many dimples on an English golf ball?
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They are the same thing, in the UK we do not have different types of Golf ball from US ones. There is no difference.
The smaller British golf ball was banned from being used in the British Open in 1974, so it was gradually phased out as it was illegal in all of the majors after that. It was 1.62 inches in diameter as opposed to the USGA standard of 1.68 inches.
Can you paint a golf club?
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You would probably have a hard time getting the paint to stick to the stainless steel. It might work with good surface prep (sanding and cleaning) and a good primer.
If you painted the face you might also run afoul of Rule 4.2.b
Foreign material must not be applied to the club face for the purpose of influencing the movement of the ball.
You might get away with it since it's questionable whether paint would influence the movement of the ball, and on the matter of intent. It would depend on whether your rules committee enjoys calling ticky-tack fouls or not.
