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Some Points in the Physics of Golf1

Nature volume 48, pages 202–204 (1893)Cite this article

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III. IN Part II of this paper (NATURE, Sept. 24, 1891) the following statements were made:— “The only way … of reconciling the results of calculation with the observed data is to assume that, for some reason, the effects of gravity are at least partially counteracted. This, in still air, can only be a rotation due to undercutting.”

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TAIT, P. Some Points in the Physics of Golf1. Nature 48, 202–204 (1893). https://doi.org/10.1038/048202a0

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