A low handicap or professional lady golfer will use the same ball as men do. But for amateur ladies who are just starting the game or have a slow swing speed there is a tremendous difference between Golf balls. A ladies golf ball will be harder, usually a two piece distance ball, with a firm outer layer. It is built in such a way, as ladies tend to have slower swing speeds so they need a ball that gets up in the air and maximises distance. Men don't usually have this problem so they would use a ball geared towards more spin, to help them stop the ball on the green.
In basketball you use a larger ball, a court, a backboard, a net, and you play in 2 teams. In golf you use a much smaller ball, a course, golf clubs, a hole in the grass, and its every man for themselves.
Yes, since it's first invention the golf ball has always been man made, the modern golf ball represents many years of development and new technology all of which are the result of man wanting to produce a better ball.
size of the ball and ground is more in mens cricket when compared to womens cricket.
A man's golf club will be longer and unless its an iron there will be diffrent sharft flex.
yes if a women and a man can play golf then a couple can.
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Golf is a sport for both men and women, however far more men play golf and the mens' game is more popular.
a women has female parts and a man does not
The laddie is not gender specific. Ladies golf balls are usually labelled as ladies golf balls, where as you would never see golf balls labelled mens' golf balls.
The man I met at the golf course was very skillful at driving the ball.
Men can play with womens' golf balls, but it is not really advisable for all. Womens' golf balls are distance balls with low spin, because generally women have slow swing speeds. Men have faster swing speeds and can let the club, not the ball do the work so don't need the extra distance. Also a man would struggle to stop the ball on the greens because of the low spin. On the ladies tours, they would use the same golf balls as the men do, because the professional ladies have quicker swing speeds.
young man around 27 y/o recent back pain, found golf ball size lump on back just to the side of the spine