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:rofl::rofl::weights:Originally posted by buell View Postmaybe big scott was using his putter
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Thats wasn't a normal golf ball, no way, it couldn't flex like that it would explode
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The video is definitely real. Pro golfers, when hitting with a driver, create a ball speed of 200 mph or more. That could possibly be coming off of a 5 or 4 iron.Originally posted by decadecadeca View PostI don't doubt the video is real, I was just curious how they launched the fucking thing that fast.
That sure as shit isn't coming from a regular golf swing.
This is what a normal hit looks like....
YouTube - Hi-speed video of a golf ball compressed by driver
I was watching golf over the weekend and they had a ball speed stat on one of the holes and players were creating upwards of 135 mph with 6 and 7 irons.
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I don't doubt the video is real, I was just curious how they launched the fucking thing that fast.
That sure as shit isn't coming from a regular golf swing.
This is what a normal hit looks like....
YouTube - Hi-speed video of a golf ball compressed by driver
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What about a bullet hitting a wall?Originally posted by dna9488 View PostNewtons 3rd Law is based on Action and Reaction. For every action there is an equal and opposite reaction.
When you have a wall and an object traveling at 100mph and it hits it, the wall exerts a force on the object to the have it moving in the opposite direction. The whole objects flattens out in a fraction of a second before it moves in the opposite direction. Same thing happens when you hit a tennis ball with a tennis racket.
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Newtons 3rd Law is based on Action and Reaction. For every action there is an equal and opposite reaction.
When you have a wall and an object traveling at 100mph and it hits it, the wall exerts a force on the object to the have it moving in the opposite direction. The whole objects flattens out in a fraction of a second before it moves in the opposite direction. Same thing happens when you hit a tennis ball with a tennis racket.
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