Les maths du golf

Un article en anglais sur le site phys.org fait état de l'utilisation des mathématiques appliquées
dans ce sport. Il s'agit d'une interview de Steve  Otto, dtrecteur de recherche à la R&A,organisme qui s'occupe des règles de ce sport et des homologations de balles et de club pour les compétitions. A l'heure actuelle 1200 balles et 20 000 clubs sont homologués, et donc testés. En particulier, les balles ne doivent pas pouvoir aller trop loin car elles sont alors considérées comme trop faciles à jouer.
L'article "The mathematics of golf" est ici :

https://phys.org/news/2017-08-mathematics-golf.html

"We use applied mathematics on a daily basis, together with physics and engineering," Otto told Phys.org. "The use of these tools help us to ensure that our analysis is thorough and rigorous."
In general, evaluations of golf equipment involve modeling, simulations, and statistics to account for variation in the physical processes involved in hitting a ball with a club.


Read more at: https://phys.org/news/2017-08-mathematics-golf.html#jCp

"We use applied mathematics on a daily basis, together with physics and engineering," Otto told Phys.org. "The use of these tools help us to ensure that our analysis is thorough and rigorous."
In general, evaluations of golf equipment involve modeling, simulations, and statistics to account for variation in the physical processes involved in hitting a ball with a club.


Read more at: https://phys.org/news/2017-08-mathematics-golf.html#jCp

"We use applied mathematics on a daily basis, together with physics and engineering," Otto told Phys.org. "The use of these tools help us to ensure that our analysis is thorough and rigorous."
In general, evaluations of golf equipment involve modeling, simulations, and statistics to account for variation in the physical processes involved in hitting a ball with a club.


Read more at: https://phys.org/news/2017-08-mathematics-golf.html#jCp

In a new review, Dr. Steve Otto, Director of Research and Testing at The R&A, which along with the US Golf Association (USGA) oversees the Rules of Golf, has highlighted some of the ways that mathematics is used to understand golf and determine many of the equipment rules. The paper is published in a recent issue of the Proceedings of The Royal Society A and was written as part of a Royal Society meeting, Mathematics for the Modern Economy.

Read more at: https://phys.org/news/2017-08-mathematics-golf.html#jCp

In a new review, Dr. Steve Otto, Director of Research and Testing at The R&A, which along with the US Golf Association (USGA) oversees the Rules of Golf, has highlighted some of the ways that mathematics is used to understand golf and determine many of the equipment rules. The paper is published in a recent issue of the Proceedings of The Royal Society A and was written as part of a Royal Society meeting, Mathematics for the Modern Economy.

Read more at: https://phys.org/news/2017-08-mathematics-golf.html#jCp

In a new review, Dr. Steve Otto, Director of Research and Testing at The R&A, which along with the US Golf Association (USGA) oversees the Rules of Golf, has highlighted some of the ways that mathematics is used to understand golf and determine many of the equipment rules. The paper is published in a recent issue of the Proceedings of The Royal Society A and was written as part of a Royal Society meeting, Mathematics for the Modern Economy.

Read more at: https://phys.org/news/2017-08-mathematics-golf.html#jCp

In a new review, Dr. Steve Otto, Director of Research and Testing at The R&A, which along with the US Golf Association (USGA) oversees the Rules of Golf, has highlighted some of the ways that mathematics is used to understand golf and determine many of the equipment rules. The paper is published in a recent issue of the Proceedings of The Royal Society A and was written as part of a Royal Society meeting, Mathematics for the Modern Economy.

Read more at: https://phys.org/news/2017-08-mathematics-golf.html#jCp

In a new review, Dr. Steve Otto, Director of Research and Testing at The R&A, which along with the US Golf Association (USGA) oversees the Rules of Golf, has highlighted some of the ways that mathematics is used to understand golf and determine many of the equipment rules. The paper is published in a recent issue of the Proceedings of The Royal Society A and was written as part of a Royal Society meeting, Mathematics for the Modern Economy.

Read more at: https://phys.org/news/2017-08-mathematics-golf.html#jCp