Showing posts with label golf. Show all posts
Showing posts with label golf. Show all posts

Wednesday, September 05, 2007

Beginning Golf: The Practice Swing During Play

This article describes how to use your practice swing on the golf course to insure you get good results on your hit. It breaks down the swing into setup, positioning, back swing, finding the bottom of your swing, follow through and explains what you're looking for at each step. Great for beginner golfers and women.

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Wednesday, July 11, 2007

Golf: Survival in cold and wet weather

After 10 years of amateur play in rough weather, I finally put together some tips on how to survive the experience. Golf:Survival in Cold and Wet Weather shares advice on clothing, warm-up, the affect on your game, and maintaining your gear. If all else fails, golf on the space coast near Cape Canaveral is awesome! It includes links and tips to some advice from the pros.

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Tuesday, June 26, 2007

Old Works Golf Course--Mining Issues

While in Montana, we played golf at the Old Works golf course, a wonderful four star course designed by Jack Nickolaus. The golf course is built on the grounds of the old Anaconda copper mine. This pictures shows the foundation of one of the mining operations buildings, plus the a portion of the huge amount of tailings piled up all over the valley. Old Works was a Superfund Clean Up site that worked to produce something safer, useful, and fun for a large number of people. But it raises questions about how we'll handle mining of minerals we find in the solar system and beyond. Will we drag huge asteroids to Earth to process? And how much added mass can the Earth take before balance is lost? And what will happen to the tailings? If we mine in space, won't we produce a bunch of small projectile meteorites that can cause damage to spacecraft and the other planets in the solar system? Who will control the environmental damage if mined in place?

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