Category Archive: Golf

Using sport to teach science: interactive exhibits, Teachers TV and maths in sport

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We have known for quite some time here at Sheffield Hallam University the value of using sport to teach science.  Sport is ideal for grabbing people’s attention and getting them interested in science, engineering and technology.… Read More

Who has the fastest balls in the land? Part 2:

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Part one of this article looked at a video featuring a golfing long-drive champion, Jason Zuback and the attempt to usurp Jai-Alai as the fastest ball sport in the world. Despite the less than scientific… Read More

Who has the fastest balls in the land? Part 1:

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When researching topics for lectures and public talks I often find myself on youtube, clicking through an endless parade of videos in search of interesting stories and useful information. It was while looking… Read More

Casio EX-FS10: Slow Motion Golf

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Golf is an obsession for millions and now an Olympic sport. The intricacies, delicacies and finer details of the game are what set it apart to makes it one of the most loved… Read More

What has golf got to do with the Dambusters?

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When I started a PhD on golf-green ball impacts back in 1985, my supervisor Dr Alastair Cochran suggested that I look for information on the Dambusters. For those of you not old enough… Read More

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