Ressourcenkrieg am Golf?

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The Journal of Applied Golf Research - The Future of Golf

Introduction This paper summarizes my collection of research findings on the role of shaft flexibility in the golf swing. The research was initiated during my PhD thesis under the supervision of Dr. Eric Sprigings. The goal was to gain a comprehensive understanding of the role that shaft stiffness plays in the golf swing. This paper will provide a rationale for the methodologies I’ve used, a su...

An Indoor Golf Simulator for Continuous Golf Games

An indoor golf simulator is an augmented game simulator. Because an indoor golf simulator can be easily installed in indoor golf centers, fitness centers, offices, and residential houses, it has become one of the hottest products on the market, allowing golfers to enjoy their games indoors. However, the existing indoor golf simulators require that a player finish his game without a break. This ...

Motion Capture in Golf

Motion capture has been used extensively to study the golf swing in the laboratory. As motion capture technology has become more sophisticated and less expensive, the number of research studies has increased as has the scope of these research studies. Motion capture technology has become so accessible that it is now being used outside of the laboratory, for golf instruction, coaching and club f...

Golf and Neurofeedback

This report describes some basic considerations and operational details for using a series of neurofeedback techniques in the pursuit of personal improvement in golf or related sports. Generally, the neurofeedback will be used in order to acquaint trainees with desirable mental states, and to help them to learn to achieve and recognize these states. Our approach to training these states is base...