Observed arrival · 2026-08-26
Hip Clear Maps a Golf Ball’s Legal Corridor
A Concord, New Hampshire survey shop measures the width and height a golf ball can occupy between winter weather, granite, and white pines.
Field notes
The site models a golf shot as a constrained corridor with measurable width, height, and seasonal limits rather than as a general swing problem. Its example survey records an 11.4-yard width, a 28-yard height cap, and a 3.1-yard winter cut, while named notes address Merrimack wind, white-pine alleys, and granite-hard fairways. The homepage also separates survey work from instruction, directing lesson-seekers to a teacher on North State.
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