Players often wear gloves that improve in grip and prevent injuries and burns on his hand. Normally the glove is worn on the non-dominant hand (right-handed player wearing the glove left and vice versa). Most golfing wearing shoes with studs on the sole of plastic or metal, useful for increasing the stability in field and the resistance exerted by the blow. Much of Golfing Club have banned the use of metal studs, allowing only those plastic (wheels for golf bag).
The method of construction and the material significantly affect the distance the ball will travel, and in trajectory in spin (or rotation). Harder materials, such as Surlyn, guarantee greater distances, while softer shell, such as urethane, generate more spin and consequently a greater impact force, which is necessary to stop a ball close to landing point.
A player usually carries many sticks during a round, but never more than fourteen, as defined by the Rules of Golfing. There are three main types of clubs, known as woods, irons and putters. The woods are used to play off the tee or from the fairway and ensure the greater distances, while the irons are used for precision shots and medium-long distance from the fairway or rough.
The modern golfing, which spread widely in mid-nineteenth century, is to hit a ball hard rubber (a golfing ball) along a specific path, from a helipad (tee), placed in a hole in a finish area (the green), through a succession of shots in accordance with the rules, such as to make the players make use of a number of sticks of steel, equipped with terminals shape, weight and sizes.
The putters are clubs with a loft almost nil, useful to keep the ball low and to roll it on the green. Furthermore all the sticks are marked by a precise symbol or a number. The tee is a plastic or wooden wedge shaped sticking in ground and on which rests a ball, to ease the blow and minimize the risk of error. The use of tee is limited to first shot (tee shot) of each hole.
There is to say, however, that, at the end of thirteenth century, literacy was not widespread in Europe and particularly in Scotland. This could explain absence of written records, since it is possible that no one considers it necessary to write down references to a pastime practiced by few. The controversy over who invented the golfing has existed and will always exist. Some accuse the Scots had deliberately distorted in their favor, for reasons of patriotism, the origin of sport.
Distinguished historians claimed that golfing was invented after the founding of University of Saint Andrews, in 1413, but in support of this claim, did not bring any evidence while there is evidence that at that time golfing was played in Scotland more than a century.
The first golfing course in Italy was the Florence Golfing Club, founded in Florence by his strong British community in 1889. The practice of golfing in Italy is governed by the Italian Golfing Federation (FIG), founded in Milan in 1927 and now included among the CONI sports federations, which is based in Rome and regulates the activities of affiliates. The official national championships began in 1929.
The method of construction and the material significantly affect the distance the ball will travel, and in trajectory in spin (or rotation). Harder materials, such as Surlyn, guarantee greater distances, while softer shell, such as urethane, generate more spin and consequently a greater impact force, which is necessary to stop a ball close to landing point.
A player usually carries many sticks during a round, but never more than fourteen, as defined by the Rules of Golfing. There are three main types of clubs, known as woods, irons and putters. The woods are used to play off the tee or from the fairway and ensure the greater distances, while the irons are used for precision shots and medium-long distance from the fairway or rough.
The modern golfing, which spread widely in mid-nineteenth century, is to hit a ball hard rubber (a golfing ball) along a specific path, from a helipad (tee), placed in a hole in a finish area (the green), through a succession of shots in accordance with the rules, such as to make the players make use of a number of sticks of steel, equipped with terminals shape, weight and sizes.
The putters are clubs with a loft almost nil, useful to keep the ball low and to roll it on the green. Furthermore all the sticks are marked by a precise symbol or a number. The tee is a plastic or wooden wedge shaped sticking in ground and on which rests a ball, to ease the blow and minimize the risk of error. The use of tee is limited to first shot (tee shot) of each hole.
There is to say, however, that, at the end of thirteenth century, literacy was not widespread in Europe and particularly in Scotland. This could explain absence of written records, since it is possible that no one considers it necessary to write down references to a pastime practiced by few. The controversy over who invented the golfing has existed and will always exist. Some accuse the Scots had deliberately distorted in their favor, for reasons of patriotism, the origin of sport.
Distinguished historians claimed that golfing was invented after the founding of University of Saint Andrews, in 1413, but in support of this claim, did not bring any evidence while there is evidence that at that time golfing was played in Scotland more than a century.
The first golfing course in Italy was the Florence Golfing Club, founded in Florence by his strong British community in 1889. The practice of golfing in Italy is governed by the Italian Golfing Federation (FIG), founded in Milan in 1927 and now included among the CONI sports federations, which is based in Rome and regulates the activities of affiliates. The official national championships began in 1929.
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