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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"Golf clubs"”.
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Weight transfer patterns between different skill levels and clubs in golf
… that exist between various handicap level golfers, and different golf clubs. Specifically, the Centre of Pressure was used to measure the weight transfer patterns of the golfers for three different clubs.
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A new direction and business plan for the golf business in Korea : strategies to attract customers to the domestic market
The golf industry in South Korea has been flourishing and has maintained high profitability. However, the South Korean market is not adequately prepared for the increasingly globalized world economy and resulting changes in the business environment. There is a need for research to guide the Korean …
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Development of a Strain Energy Storage Mechanism Using Tension Elements to Enhance Golf Club Performance
The development of current golf club designs has followed an evolutionary process starting with the original wooden heads of a hundred years ago, to the thin-walled, hollow body titanium heads of today. Current designs utilize what has become known as the trampoline effect to increase the …
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An exploration of the American College golf system: a developmental pathway for international student-athletes
… overview of the United States (US) college golf system, to explore the experiences of student-athletes within the system and to critically analyse the transitions encountered. To investigate first hand perspectives of the US college golf system, face-to-face interviews were conducted …
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On the application of machine-learning to the study of glass-formation in metallic systems: Prediction, optimisation, and characterisation of novel glassy alloys
… leads to diverse potential applications, from golf clubs to transformer cores. The proclivity of any particular alloy composition to form a glass is known as the glass-forming ability (GFA). This is, however, poorly understood, greatly restricting the development of novel alloys. Many empirical …
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An Investigation of Technique and Equipment Factors Associated with Clubhead Speed in Golf
If golfers achieve long hitting distances whilst maintaining their accuracy they will gain a competitive advantage. To increase hitting distance, faster clubhead speed is required and this can potentially be achieved through a number of factors. Firstly, anthropometric factors such as height and …