Essays on Putt

I watched the PGA Tour-2016 Arnold Palmer Invitational held in March at the Bay Club Hill and Lodge. The tournament was won by Jason Day from Australia, who has won five times before within the last 12 starts he has made (Golf Live TV). While he was out of his wits during the whole tournament, with problems in his swing and not being able to navigate well, Day was able to make his win by delivering his best at the end of the tournament. He made the bunker shot just as he wished and the 4-foot par putt closed ...

Did Human Bipedalism Evolve from a Knuckle-walking Ape Ancestor Did Human Bipedalism Evolve from a Knuckle-walking Ape Ancestor

Introduction

The narratives of human evolution are one of the oft-told scientific stories whenever the topic of the origin of man crops up. However, this topic is also one of the thorniest and most highly contentious. There are major disagreements in the manner in which man first came to be, and every interpretation of almost every new find on the matter will be sure to find opposition among scholars on the field (Harcourt-Smith & Aiello, 2004). While there are numerous causes of disputes ...

Introduction

The ‘yips’ is a term used in sports to describe a transient loss of fine motor skills due to various causes. Although the major etiology is unknown, many researchers attribute it to a psychological and neurological cause. It is a reversible condition which has lead to the end of many sports careers due to poor performance (Vonbrock 50). In golf, it is referred to as a movement disorder that usually impedes with putting. This is because it leads to twitching, jerking and loss of concentration that leads to missing of short putts in golf (Cullen 56).

Many researchers have attributed the condition to biochemical ...