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Old 17-02-2007, 23:50   #57
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Re: Technology in Sport
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Originally Posted by bayonet View Post
Golf this is a different kettle of fish here as the technology issue is more to do with the equipment than the replay side of things. I don't know how much further it can go we're nearly at the stage of 350 yard drives as standard

Tennis had this issue a few years ago about the speed of serves etc but it seems to be ok. Go back to the old sets of clubs and ban the lob wedge (don't ask) and use lower compresion balls I say. Plus stop one T.Woods playing in and winning every tournament he enters and give someone else a chance
as someone who has done a bit of research into various golf equipment... club performance could be massively improved, but regulation keeps it in check. i think this is a good thing for the sport - it's not about who has the best equipment.
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