I don't have any statistics, but more people get hit by Golf balls. Most people have the sense to get off the course or not go on it if there is a threat of lightening. Being hit by a golf ball is one of the most dangerous things that will happen on a golf course, so if you hear 'fore' duck.
It is not dangerous at all if you will merely utilize your #3 iron - even God can't hit a 3 iron!But seriously, folks: Lightning is unpredictable. 'Nuff said.AnswerA person on a golf course can easily be taller than her/his surroundings and golf clubs are natural lightning rods. You have a greater chance of being in the path of a lightning strike while on a wide open area such as a golf course beach or athletic field. Standing in the vicinity of a tree on a golf course is also dangerous since the tree may attract a lightning strike. The documented average of deaths by lightning in the United States is 73 per year. Five percent happen on golf courses. See links for more information.
Golfing during a thunderstorm is dangerous because lightning can strike the golf course, putting players at risk of being struck. Golf clubs and open areas make individuals particularly vulnerable to lightning strikes during a storm. It's important to seek shelter indoors and wait for the storm to pass to ensure safety.
According to Google Answers, Florida has the most golf courses (1,261) in the USA. According to National Geographic, Florida is the Lightning capital of the USA. One could logically conclude that the answer to your question si Florida.
You are holding a long metal pole (golf club).
Standing in an open area like a beach or golf course increases the likelihood of being struck by lightning because elevated or exposed positions are more likely to attract the electrical charge. Additionally, the wet ground on a beach or golf course can increase conductivity, making it easier for lightning to travel through your body. It's important to seek shelter immediately if you hear thunder or see lightning in the vicinity.
You'll never play golf on Tiger's golf course over there.
It is a golf links if the course is near the sea. Otherwise it is a golf course if further inland.
The homophone for a rough golf course is "course."
The golf course closest to USC is Brookside Golf Course. It is located beside the Rose Bowl. It is a public golf course.
A Golf? Course! :)
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A mini golf course has obstacles and hills and bumps and a traditional golf course has a green and a fairway