The Ballflight Laws - In child speak!!!!

You do need to have a basic understanding of the Highway Code to drive a car but no need to know ball flight laws to drive a golf ball
 
I can drive my car... have been doing so for 20yrs.... doesn't mean that I (or especially learners) shouldn't know the highway code.

I agree about the highway code but unless the ball flight laws are under the jurisdiction of local magistrates, I can't quite see how that is a good analogy! :D

I know some people like to understand golf at a mechanical level but I am not one of them. Each to their own though, one man's meat is another man's poison and all that.
 
I can drive my car... have been doing so for 20yrs.... doesn't mean that I (or especially learners) shouldn't know the highway code.
The analogy suggests that learner golfers should have a knowledge of push fades and pulldraws and such.

As a learner golfer I'd be more concerned with club hitting ball in any shape or form
 
Which power crazed mod moved this valid conversataion on Ball flight laws to Out Of Bounds? :rolleyes:

Don't answer that., then I can blame all of them!! :D
 
Think I need the Janet and John version, as I don't understand what you are taking about James. Also under health and safety rules shouldn't you have told me to take the hammer out of my hand before trying to pat my head ?
 
I still don't get it James. Next time I'm faced with a tree directly between me and the hole and I want to fade round it, should I rub my tummy or pat my head prior to the shot or does it depend which direction I rub my tummy :confused: :D
 
Is there a law I have to follow when I want my ball to fly? Do I need a pilot's licence? Wouldn't want end up in court...
 
Is there a law I have to follow when I want my ball to fly? Do I need a pilot's licence? Wouldn't want end up in court...

You can't put any object into flight within 40 miles of London at the moment without specific approval of your planned flightpath. Have you got all of your drives planned and submitted to the FAA ?
 
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