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This is a fast, non-technical explanation of the basic aerodynamics of modern golf balls, for those who wonder why golf balls have dimples.
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Very good explanation sir please keep going.
I would like to get all this right, but I won’t be able to shoot a new
video until sometime in September. What puzzles me is that you have not
mentioned the Magnus effect. Doesn’t the spin impart a major influence on
the trajectory, and don’t the dimples magnify the Magnus effect? Thanks for
your insights!
thanks for the easy explanation. Last time somebody tried explained air
pressure and lift to me I was completely confused
thank you soooo much. I had to do a math project on golf and i needed a
good explanation on golf and this is one of the best I have found. Thank you
Good explanation, follows along the line of thought that I was going
towards.
Awesome Video!
@squishyalt You’re right, this is the wrong explanation. zlovering got it
right.
@Davidson1956 don’t feed the trolls buddy, great work!
I was taught the dimples create turbulent flow, surrounding the ball in a
layer of turbulent flow. The rest of the air over the ball is laminar flow.
There is little drag exerted by the laminar flow on the turbulent layer
causing is to fly further.
Nice
great
Omigosh, I have GOT to do this with my 4-year-olds! Thanks!
coolest and awesome
I did this in pre k with marbles, so fun!
I love your videos
i like it
wow i love it
oh man I really love this. I´m going to try this for sure, my little
cousins are gonna love it.
i love you fine
cool
not a bad idea
great idea
really cool love it
cool and Nice
we did this in my kindergarten class with marbles, so fun!
Love it!
my child love it
This is really cool!!!!
I have done this before but I only used one golfball at a time
good 🙂
so cool
Cool
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