Science in golf!
I never imagined the seriousness with which the academy has taken to golf. It is really something! Consider this:
Science and Golf III - Proceedings of the World Scientific Congress of Golf
Martin R. Farrally, Alastair J. Cochran
Copyright 1999 ISBN: 0736000208 768pp Hardback
Science and Golf III is the ultimate one-volume source on current research about the game-from how to play better, to selecting the best equipment, to the latest advances in golf course design, and more!
The book includes 92 articles that were presented at the 1998 World Scientific Congress of Golf held at the University of St. Andrews, Scotland. The conference was approved and grant-aided by the Royal and Ancient Golf Club of St. Andrews and the United States Golf Association.
Regular Price: $75.00 (U.S. dollars)
(In case you decide to buy, I would appeciate it if you mentioned this blog! I have listed a few chapters to give you an idea of the sweep or should I say the swing plane of this book)
Chapter 1. A Three-Link Mathematical Model of the Golf Swing
A.B. Turner & N.J. Hills
Chapter 2. A Mathematical Swing Model for a Long-Driving Champion
M.G. Reyes & A. Mittendorf
Chapter 3. A Kinetic Analysis of the Knees During a Golf Swing
C.J. Gatt, Jr; M.J. Pavol; R.D. Parker, & M.D. Grabiner
Chapter 5. A Kinematic Analysis of Foot Force Exerted on Soles During the Golf Swing Among Skilled and Unskilled Golfers
K. Kawashima; T. Meshizuka, & S. Takeshita
Chapter 6. The Effects of Proprioceptive Neuromuscular Facilitation Flexibility on the Clubhead Speed of Recreational Golfers
D. Jones
Chapter 27. Who Chokes and When? Situational and Dispositional Factors in Failure Under Pressure
D.E. Linder, R. Lutz, D. Crews, & M. Lochbaum
Chapter 28. Superstitious and Routine Behaviours in Male and Female Golfers of Varying Levels of Ability
V.C. Melvin & M.A. Grealy
Chapter 40. Skirting the Issue: Women, Gender, and Sexuality in the Golfing World
M. Haig-Muir
Chapter 44. Golf and Italian FascismR.J.B. Bosworth
Chapter 46. Hole Size, Luck, and the Cruelty of Putting: A Thought Experiment on the Impact of Quantization in Golf
L.M. Landsberger
Chapter 58. Golf Ball Spin Decay Model Based on Radar Measurements
G. Tavares, K. Shannon, & T. Melvin
Chapter 63. Optimum Design of Golf Club Considering the Mechanical Impedance Matching
T. Yamaguchi & T. Iwatsubo
Chapter 70. A Study of Clubhead Speed as a Function of Grip Speed for a Variety of Shaft Flexibility
T. Miao, M. Watari, M. Kawaguchi, & M. Ikeda
Chapter 71. Does It Matter What Driver You Use?
T. Hale, P. Bunyan, & S. Squires
Chapter 91. The Passion for Green: Experimental Insights Into the Power of Golf's Primary Color Over the Mind of the American Golfer
J.R. Hansen
Science and Golf III - Proceedings of the World Scientific Congress of Golf
Martin R. Farrally, Alastair J. Cochran
Copyright 1999 ISBN: 0736000208 768pp Hardback
Science and Golf III is the ultimate one-volume source on current research about the game-from how to play better, to selecting the best equipment, to the latest advances in golf course design, and more!
The book includes 92 articles that were presented at the 1998 World Scientific Congress of Golf held at the University of St. Andrews, Scotland. The conference was approved and grant-aided by the Royal and Ancient Golf Club of St. Andrews and the United States Golf Association.
Regular Price: $75.00 (U.S. dollars)
(In case you decide to buy, I would appeciate it if you mentioned this blog! I have listed a few chapters to give you an idea of the sweep or should I say the swing plane of this book)
Chapter 1. A Three-Link Mathematical Model of the Golf Swing
A.B. Turner & N.J. Hills
Chapter 2. A Mathematical Swing Model for a Long-Driving Champion
M.G. Reyes & A. Mittendorf
Chapter 3. A Kinetic Analysis of the Knees During a Golf Swing
C.J. Gatt, Jr; M.J. Pavol; R.D. Parker, & M.D. Grabiner
Chapter 5. A Kinematic Analysis of Foot Force Exerted on Soles During the Golf Swing Among Skilled and Unskilled Golfers
K. Kawashima; T. Meshizuka, & S. Takeshita
Chapter 6. The Effects of Proprioceptive Neuromuscular Facilitation Flexibility on the Clubhead Speed of Recreational Golfers
D. Jones
Chapter 27. Who Chokes and When? Situational and Dispositional Factors in Failure Under Pressure
D.E. Linder, R. Lutz, D. Crews, & M. Lochbaum
Chapter 28. Superstitious and Routine Behaviours in Male and Female Golfers of Varying Levels of Ability
V.C. Melvin & M.A. Grealy
Chapter 40. Skirting the Issue: Women, Gender, and Sexuality in the Golfing World
M. Haig-Muir
Chapter 44. Golf and Italian FascismR.J.B. Bosworth
Chapter 46. Hole Size, Luck, and the Cruelty of Putting: A Thought Experiment on the Impact of Quantization in Golf
L.M. Landsberger
Chapter 58. Golf Ball Spin Decay Model Based on Radar Measurements
G. Tavares, K. Shannon, & T. Melvin
Chapter 63. Optimum Design of Golf Club Considering the Mechanical Impedance Matching
T. Yamaguchi & T. Iwatsubo
Chapter 70. A Study of Clubhead Speed as a Function of Grip Speed for a Variety of Shaft Flexibility
T. Miao, M. Watari, M. Kawaguchi, & M. Ikeda
Chapter 71. Does It Matter What Driver You Use?
T. Hale, P. Bunyan, & S. Squires
Chapter 91. The Passion for Green: Experimental Insights Into the Power of Golf's Primary Color Over the Mind of the American Golfer
J.R. Hansen
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