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julesnash
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When a golf ball goes round the hole and doesn't drop (bit like an orbit), it often appears to leave the hole faster than it went in. My understanding of physics tell me that this is not possible, as any speed gained from gravity when it dips slightly into the hole, is lost when it gains height on its' way out of the hole. Can anyone confirm this theory in physics terms? (I'm thinking Newtons Laws maybe?)
Thanks for you help.
Thanks for you help.