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I came up playing casual golf at public courses and agree with the sentiment that most "golfers" don't know/care/play by the rules. Not even close. I was taught the rules by my dad and grandfather, who played in the 1935 US Open. He was the KC, Kansas champ as well. Knew his golf. Fast forward... I started playing with a great group of regulars every Saturday and Sunday that took it serious and played by the rules. You never touch the ball until it is on the green. I think that is the easiest way to explain it to these types of casual golfers. Is it in a divot on the fairway? Oh, that is bad luck, sorry. Did your ball roll back into its landing spot in the bunker creating the "fried egg" condition? Well, no better time to learn that shot than now. Did you ball land in a "hole" in the rough? Try to hit it it out or take a stroke for unplayable lie. Did your approach shot leave a ball mark on the fringe and is on line with your putt? Too bad you can't fix the ball mark before you putt. Maybe you should consider chipping over the mark? Culture shock: Moved out of state and am playing at a new club. Cheaters everywhere. Everyone fiddles with their ball anywhere. The slick ones are the guys who always pick up their ball in the rough to "see if it is theirs" and then gently place it back close to where it was sitting as high up as they can. Oh well -
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Day 63 - gripped club in fingers of left first and checked ability to balance the club when perpendicular using index finger and heel pad atop grip. Then applied right hand with grip in fingers. Rinse, repeat x 15 -
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Pigments have different chemical make up and can require varied addition amounts to get the desired color. White is usually titanium dioxide, which is metallic and needs more to get the white they want. The green pigment is probably very effective in small amounts, so it doesn’t add much weight. Black and gray could have carbon black. The colorant suppliers have pallets that they work with and provide the materials to the molding companies to get the color match. In molding, the colorant is blended with the plastic or rubber in a hopper prior to melting and molding. In plastics, it is usually a pigment because the color is dispersed and is not really soluble in the plastic. Dyes dissolve and are used in more fluid applications. They are either water or oil soluble depending on the product.
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