it really depends on the weather conditions. you have to take both wind,rain and hardness of the ground into consideration
how far a ball travels depends on how much the ball reacts off the face of the club, its called the trampoline effect. The harder you swing, the more the ball is compressed at impact and that translates into how fast it leaves the clubface or springs off the clubface. If you can't compress the ball it won't spring off the face so it won't go anywhere. That being said if its winter the ball is really hard and you can't compress it. A ball will travel the farthest on a warm sunny day. I am a PGA TOUR caddy so I really need to know this so I can club my player. If we play in the morning and its cool, we need to take a 1/2 club to sometimes a full club more.
i dunno. i tryed it will my own balls it worked surprisingly :) but dont use warm balls as they are very soft and sweaty :/
neither, it is just an expression meaning that is is raining really really hard!
DeMorgan's Theorems are: 1. ~(A&B) ~A&~B. For example: "It's not raining and cold" means the same as "It is either not raining, or it is not cold", and "It's not either raining or cold" means the same as "It's not raining and it's not cold". Applied recursively, DeMorgan's theorem means that to find the inverse of a complex sentence, change all atoms to their inverses, and change all ANDs to ORs and ORs to ANDs.
because, balls like you.
night or when it is cold or raining
It's snowing and cold in winter, and it's sunny and warm in summer. Everything is "perfect"-weather is good. Ofc, in spring is sunny and pretty warm, but the weather in spring changes very fast, and it could be raining and maybe cold In fall is usually raining June is this year very cold and raining
It is a mix at the moment...hot somedays,raining and cold the next.
Hard rain forms when it is cold AND it is raining.
when its really cold outside or after it's done raining
No. For any staining it must be dry and not too cold.
they suck balls
She was going to the freezer party.