temperature and golf ball collision elasticity

temperature and golf ball collision elasticity

Message Posted By: pfaffd@arnett.com
Message Posted On: October 07, 19102 at 09:53:03

In Reply To: temperature and golf ball collision elasticity
Original Message Posted By: kerryn gale
Original Message Posted On: August 01, 19102 at 08:21:32:

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: i am actually doing a physics experiment on temperature and golf ball collision elasticity and was wanting the manufacturers COR values so that i have a benchmark to go from and compare to.
: I am not expecting that you would know these values but perhaps you have some contacts which might have these values for a range of different brands and models of balls.
: Any ideas?
Actually, the golf ball testers do not measure cor of the balls, the measurement is made by firing balls off a club/surface, and measuring relative speed (there are maximums allowed) the problem is the cor of the club is included in the max speed...there may be testing later on of the ball cor..I would suggest checking the USGA website or perhaps the RA (The Royal and Ancient--Golf Something; this is the governing body in the UK)

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Comments:	: : i am actually doing a physics experiment on temperature and golf ball collision elasticity and was wanting the manufacturers COR values so that i have a benchmark to go from and compare to. : : I am not expecting that you would know these values but perhaps you have some contacts which might have these values for a range of different brands and models of balls. : : Any ideas? : Actually, the golf ball testers do not measure cor of the balls, the measurement is made by firing balls off a club/surface, and measuring relative speed (there are maximums allowed) the problem is the cor of the club is included in the max speed...there may be testing later on of the ball cor..I would suggest checking the USGA website or perhaps the RA (The Royal and Ancient--Golf Something; this is the governing body in the UK)
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