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Golf for the blind
Golf for the blind is strictly governed by the rules of the Royal and Ancient Golf club, St Golf club. Andrews and the United States Golf Association. They issued a ” Modification of the rules of Golf for Golfers with Disabilities.” These rules allow the coach or assistant blind golfer to be near him on the line of impact without penalty. Each player has a sighted coach / assistant describing the position of the hole, helping with the selection of the club and ensuring that the head of the club is directly behind the ball. After all necessary directions blind golfer makes shot.
There are three categories of blind golfers depending on the degree of vision loss – B1, B2, B3. Continue reading
Fun facts about mini Golf
Golf is one of the few sports in the world where playgrounds are so unusual. Every Golf course in the world is unique and no two can be the same. Miniature Golf courses are as unusual as traditional Golf courses. Mini Golf is an entertaining game derived from the usual classic Golf. Back in the 1960s, social norms gave women the right to play the sport, so mini Golf was invented for girls to enjoy the less aggressive part of the game. In the second part of the twentieth century, parks began to appear with windmills, fun characters, and hilly colorful landscapes to popularize the game and attract people. With this and began a craze mini-Golf. Continue reading
How to spin the ball
Trimming the ball gives it a reverse spin. A clipped shot will give the ball a high trajectory and allow it to fly a longer distance. Also, the ball with a trim when falling to the ground will not roll on, and almost immediately stop. A few tips on how to spin the ball.
Explore the grass.
Make sure the grass is short enough. High grass will interfere with the spin of the ball.
Pick a ball.
Give preference to the ball with a soft coating. The ball with a hard coating are more difficult to tweak. Continue reading
