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Is it possible to create sparks when you hit a golf ball with your driver?
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∙ 15y ago
no no, golfballs are plastic and can not cause a reaction to form a spark when struck with the driver, only if you're playing with golfballs made of flint. If you are a "night owl" you do see a spark it can happen with any club. This is caused whan you hit the ground. the tees are sanded for maintance of the course, all you are seeing is the metal running acrous a grain of sand. It also happens in the bunkers. YES YES YES, it happened to me before. It was kinda dark with the sun coming down so I easily saw the spark. I DIDN'T HIT THE GROUND. It was so pure and solid. I hit the top of the tee and I'm predicting that IT caused the spark.
It happened to me a bunch of times tonight when I went to the driving range. The sun was coming down and I thought it was just the reflection of light, but as it got darker I could clearly see the spark. It would happen before the club even hit the ball. I was very suprised and thought it pretty interesting. Answer by JNLeChevet I "spark" very often - from both hybrid woods and irons. Sparks come from where the club contacts the ball. I believe that club becomes charged as it travels through the air (same way clouds get a charge from winds) and discharges when it touches the ball. Simple physics.
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