I don't see the point of entering a golf tournament if you don't think you can win".
A lumped-parameter model structure of the system was proposed, and its major parameters were determined using the mechanical impedance measured at the grinding point of a typical workpiece (golf club head) held by two hands and referenced to the vibration transmissibility spectra measured at the wrist and on the upper arm of human subjects.
Does your dad want to understand the mechanics of the kick point in a golf club shaft or the bounce of a wedge?
More to the point, the entire economic model of a golf tournament is looking a bit suspect.
But the young men linger and exasperate, earning a slap on the face from George, at which point, with one retaliatory swing of a golf club, the movie lands in the rough.
Thirty-nine years old, with a boyish face, graying hair and the twang of an upper Midwesterner, List went to college at the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point, helped by a golf scholarship, while driving trucks during the summer to make money.
With me were Paul, a surveyor, Leon, an RAF officer, and Richard, a tax inspector; not only pillars of society but good golfers who helped us to 118 points, which earned fourth prize of a golf glove and a hat each.
But for the first time in years, Woods has reached the midway point of the golf season being outplayed not by just one player, but several.
On the fourth hole, a par 3, I managed to slice my tee shot right into a group of alarmed sunbathers on the beach -- surely the low point of my golf career.
Toward the end of the run, a guard, sitting on the back of a golf cart, pointed a video camera at me.
