Most people understand golf as a game where golfers hit a stationary ball. The ball doesn't move when a golfer makes a stroke, and that's one of the most taunting parts of the sport. It's there ...

Let me call the moving ball, ball A and initially stationary ball, ball B. It might look like the collision made ball A increase in speed, but I don’t think so. Here’s what happened.

Golf is a game with a stationary target. Unless you are at a driving range. ... So some golfers find joy in targeting the moving ball picker when they practice at a driving range.

Hamilton, ON. May 4, 2005 -- Exasperated parents practicing throw-and-connect skills with their young children will be relieved to know that their child's inability to hit a slow-moving ball has a ...

However, under Rule 18-2a, he is penalized one stroke for accidentally moving his ball, and the ball must be replaced before making his next stroke. Question: ...

The ball is stationary and the tram is moving at some constant speed. Blam-o: The tram hits the ball. During this impact, the ball is compressed such that it exerts a force on the tram.

New Rule: Under Rule 13.1d, there is no longer a penalty if a player (or opponent) accidentally causes the player’s ball to move on the putting green. Reasons for Change: The shape, slope and ...