How Golf Balls, Clubs, Carts, & Tees Are Made | How It's Made | Science Channel

[@simplydarkhalf3974]

This is the only how its made for me, love this narrator

[@djaceofpentacles]

This show was always a natural Xanax for me, such a soothing voice

[@BeeFunKnee]

In 1976, at age 19, I worked at the Jerry Barber Golf Club Manufacturing Company in Burbank California. I corrected the loft and lie on newly formed golf clubs, both wooden and metal. I thought at the time that the work was repetitive and boring. Mr. Barber would stop in to check on things about every 2 days, maybe 3. He was a very nice man to have worked for.

[@ashleighlittle7832]

The music in this episode was very goovy

[@vinnyvidivici]

That's a whole lot of work put into a club just for me to shank a ball 100 yards into the hazards.

[@nickforgie4290]

LMAO

[@billybongthornton777]

Nice haha

[@sntdc2017]

Or to slam on the ground and fling it into a pond in a rage

[@kountrygaming323]

That’s a lot of detail put into a ball for me to top 6 of them off the tee into the closest water hazard

[@stevenjones2371]

i dont play golf but i totally enjoyed watching the stuff made

[@cle4tle]

can we get a 4:3 version

[@PsychoC4rnivore]

Thats a $300 golf club and i dont golf but if i did it seems worth that price. Expert craftsmanship and the wood looks beautiful

[@Skorpychan]

Any expense is justified if it helps improve your game, especially if it's in a measurable way. The more you spend on a club, the better the effect will be. If you believe it hard enough, it will happen; that's just how the brain works.

[@LindaBartkowiak]

Do they still make wooden golf clubs there all metal now

[@Arrowhead173]

M 😊😊l oooo lol oo

[@jessyfretz5800]

They do, but I'm sure you have to purchase them online since most pro shops carry only metal.

[@navret1707]

When is the slice inserted?

[@notoriousthug121]

you have to add that in yourself

[@SpaceMystery9]

The video is really interesting, it helps me understand more about the process of making it

[@peanutmwo6001]

i know Brooks Moore is perhaps the best How Its Made narrator next to Tony Hirst but Zac Fine for Season 5 in the US deserves more attention imo

[@LOLMAN9538]

Don't forget about Lynn Herzog for the Canadian version

[@peanutmwo6001]

@@LOLMAN9538 i personally have heard people claim the Canadian narrators are boring but ill be sure to check them out

[@AckamaBrew]

Hugbees is the best narrator.

[@TomokoHimeko]

​@@AckamaBrewreal

[@Proxima-J-]

Pretty sure range balls have some different magical centre because they’re the only ones I can hit straight

[@onc-sales3792]

Who has a T-time tomorrow? What a video to watch the night before:)

[@darrellludlow]

The Ping G10 irons came out in about 2009, if that gives you an idea how old the video is.

[@kimbratton9620]

That's so cool!

[@jamesanderson2176]

WOUND golf balls?! Persimmon drivers?! How old is this segment? Wound balls vanished with the 20th century. I bought my first metal woods in 1990 (and I wasn't a particularly early adopter).

[@Pufferbloo]

This show started airing YEARS ago probably over 15 if i remember correctly

[@Smartfunny-g9j]

@@Pufferbloo metal clubs were coming out well over 30 years ago so the question was definitely valid

[@grayskull2936]

​@@PufferblooI remember watching this premiere in early 2001. I might be off, but it started really close to the early 2000s for sure. Anyways, it's been my favorite show ever since.

[@patjohbra]

The narratir clearly stated that most clubs are metal these days, but that some people still prefer wood. Also metal clubs are shown being made later in this video.

[@TheEmeraldMenOfficial]

Show first aired in the early 2000s, and they speak of it in the context of history

[@zareshahi2]

i really enjoy these informations

[@tomholroyd7519]

Can we get an SD option so the balls are round and not oval?

[@hughjanus6975]

What?

[@JSSStudios]

SD means standard definition, which has no effect on the video's aspect ratio, only the resolution of the frames. Aspect ratio, as I said before, is what you want. As for why the golf balls appear as ovals, these episodes of How It's Made were recorded in the 4:3 aspect ratio, but rescaled to 16:9. They probably don't want to delete and reupload a video to suit a whingepot like yourself, so your best bet is to download the video, open a video editor, and manually resize the video yourself.

[@jsmallsawe]

oh wow, this is some old golf club tech. Interesting to see, still.

[@Mariecchi]

watching the golf ball be made reminds me of biscuit dough 😂

[@Jessi01-l5x]

Wao genial golf😮🏑

[@PeterWTaylor]

What fun, and they are all going to end up at the bottom of a lake.

[@SteveViator-w6t]

I always thought there was a screw inside the ball, that's why you see a bunch of SCREWBALL'S on the Green's at tee time! 😂😂😅😂😅😅😂😅

[@rayandy940]

Wound golf balls? They need to update some things.

[@noellord2796]

What did you stretch the picture?

[@johnnyszeto2231]

Hi. My name is Johnny Szeto. I want o ask why the golf ball is different when I go to diving and when I use my golf ball at the golf course ? Thank you so much. Bye.

[@DjDino-or7dg]

Shafts are also made of graphite the same stuff it fishing rods is I wasnt paying attention my bad

[@jamesmustin7289]

In the past some golf balls had a liquid core

[@LindaBartkowiak]

l remember there was gooie whte stuff in the centre covered in like elastic bands years ago worked in a golf club factory years ago we broke down a golf ball then just to see what they wre made of .

[@danriehl4244]

Please keep in mind that the technology within golf balls has progressed from "rubber band balls, and sometimes two-piece construction" to "two-piece construction and increasingly more commonly three-piece". Also modern clubs are made of carbon fiber. Old episode is old, but companies still make persimmon and hickory clubs, so that's still accurate.

[@TwiLightVids]

Whatever company that was on the newspaper just got free advertising

[@amalfi460]

This is an old video, wound balls aren’t used now and most are 3 or 5 piece balls

[@Gunbudder]

i remember spending so much time with my gramps, using the ball balancer to draw out the center of gravity on every ball lol. i still have all that junk and all the premium balls

[@reeceroyce2159]

🎉🎉❤

[@jamesbaine580]

Do they still make wound balls

[@DerpDerpityDerp]

I love my Ping irons😁

[@85tcoop]

"4 dozen golf balls every minute" eh? Almost enough to compensate for how many I lose a minute on the course...

[@LloydBisnauth]

Is the cars rechargeable

[@guyenglish9808]

So why is it 60 bucks for 12 balls? Did I miss that part?

[@kishascape]

It’s like a pink egg yolks inside.

[@veze7214]

How many of these are gonna end up in lakes?

[@TomokoHimeko]

As many as possible.

[@JohnnyKickajoo]

Plumbus.

[@smittykins]

:54-Now I want marshmallows. 😋

[@LSMG2004]

A paranoid man once told me he could neverplay golf because he always had to confirm that the inside was rubber thread.

[@Jarl_Thidrandi]

I honestly thought top flite balls were made out of cement.

[@Poorexampeofhuman]

It's not a car it's a golf cart, that's not an engine it's a motor motors are electric. Engines are powered by gasoline, diesel, or another combustible substance

[@TRONICSfer]

What a waste of wood for tees...

[@Skorpychan]

Better than plastic, IMO.

[@FIRSTLAST-uf7kf]

It’s replenishable

[@poormiserablesinner4600]

I prefer the " Range " brand gulf balls and clubs.

[@billmalec]

Wound golf balls haven't been made in at least 15 if not 20 years. Those irons were Ping -10 models. I'm sure I'll miss some but they've come out with G-15,20,25 30, 400,410,425 and 430 since this video was made many years ago.

[@zygmuntthecacaokakistocrat6589]

The balls all look like eggs in this video. Is it an aspect ratio thing?

[@commandrogyne]

Yeah the original episode was in 4:3 since its older but they posted it in 16:9 so its weirdly stretched, not totally sure why they chose to do that lol

[@Billstoutsellscars]

a wound ball? They haven't been around in decades

[@ronaldwhite1730]

Thank you . ( 2024 / June / 16 )

[@BuildTheWallAlready]

Oct 17th 2024

[@BabyMakR]

Two and a half inches long and 0.02 grams? Pick a system would you.

[@echothehusky]

Robutt

[@LucyZamb]

Is that a Pucker less persimmon used to make those wooden club heads...?

[@WisteriaDrake]

I love that the workers building the golf carts all look like people who will never step foot on a golf course in their lives, except maybe as a maintenance worker.

[@lisakane6708]

I think he means golf cart

[@michelemartin3360]

Two totes of tees

[@rockitsurjon8629]

If you have a rubber band ball hidden away somewhere...go find it and compare it to a current ball. The wound balls shrink.

[@therealBocaStudios]

This over 25 years old

[@grayskull2936]

Golf episode came out in 2005, so no.

[@omgwtfbbqpwnedrofl]

Oh man, how old is this that they still mention wound balls? They haven't been standard in years.

[@omgwtfbbqpwnedrofl]

Oh shit, persimmon woods too. Damn this is old.

[@thomasholt6897]

A robut?

[@cesardarksider]

to me sounds like the plumbus make 😆😆😆😆😆

[@idkidk8278]

yelling yeet in golf should be a acceptable replacement for fore..

[@Skorpychan]

Except that 'fore' means 'there's a ball coming at you'.

[@kishascape]

Yeah sure if you want to catch a 9 iron to the teeth.

[@marianoalvarez6467]

Nah, we're good with fore.

[@SatoshiCommentorto]

bro no golfer uses a wound ball lol

[@anasqai]

What do I need to do to get job immediately if it is genuine inside and no neodymium magnet or black magnets?

[@guymontag2948]

Why stretch the video? 😕

[@Gizmetti]

Fix your device, its fine on my end

[@guymontag2948]

@@Gizmetti It looks like 4:3 stretched to 16:9. I tried two different browsers and those golf balls still aren't round. 🤷‍♂

[@Gizmetti]

@@guymontag2948 idk what to tell you. It’s 100% not like that on my end

[@Buckshot1217]

@@guymontag2948it’s fine for me too…

[@jeffymooch]

@@guymontag2948 I think this video is a particularly old how it's made from before HD was commonplace and 4:3 was the dominant aspect. I suspect laziness.

[@phonotical]

Why are golfball cores scented though

[@ryhen7062]

to make it smell like golf

[@Ukie88]

What is the glue used?

[@icarrera6969]

Range balls....how old is this video?

[@mikehonaker5620]

video is 30 years old

[@Megangoetsch]

Now to create an updated video......a good majority of golf balls are now 3 piece up to 5 piece and clubs are definitely more advanced using AI to help with design

[@TheMcC07]

All those golf balls and I'm still gonna hit most of em into the water...

[@nathaliea_girl4616]

this is incorrect information, the ball played by most professionals these days is the pro-v1 and pro-v1X which are both 4? piece balls, but they are solid all the way through. Balls have not been wound for a while now

[@fwelton]

I always expected clubs to be machined, not cast.

[@jeremymontgomery9354]

It's been more than a decade since wound golf balls were used by pros

[@halkneeble7612]

.02 grams per golf tee? No weigh.

[@andrewseifert7121]

Who’s here from the ytp

[@renofumi28]

I swear 4:3 aspect ratio clip should never be stretched to match modern aspect ratio, this makes the clip looks weird af

[@craigr.h.laurent240]

Why is there background "music" while a narrator is speaking.

[@nevermore0]

Why does he keep saying golf car?

[@vincentanthony2772]

A wise man once said, The biggest waste of real estate are cemetery’s and golf courses (RIP . Mr Dangerfield)

[@jasonpoletta1797]

I lose 4 dozen golf balls every minute

[@peterdueland4043]

"robutt"

[@mkernen]

They call me Tiger (always in the) Woods

[@Wormweed]

Here comes the puns and silly size comparisons!

[@TheJCJexe]

Is this video outdated by todays standards?

[@BigSwervin]

Overall, the processes shown are exactly what many companies do to this day, just with more automation.

[@MarioMario-th8bi]

By about 10 years+

[@SqualidsargeStudios]

Is it me or is the vid stretched? The balls aren’t round in the whole vid.

[@pangtundure]

Why does this look like it was filmed around 2007-1013

[@pschoduck1583]

probably was

[@carstenk63]

Too much waste, just to play golf!!!

[@TuckaBuck89]

Golf ball brands could learn a few lessons from bowling ball mfrs on how to make a more controllable ball. 'Course various golf associations would ban that, tho not done so by bowling associations. It still comes down to the player, I can hit any ball over into the next fairway.

[@StaleBearFarts]

That golf cart factory could use some diversity.

[@BuildTheSandbox]

Moronic comment.

[@nelsonbrum8496]

There are no engines in an electric golf cart.

[@liamoneill7692]

How appropriate. A game that is a waste of great swathes of land is played with a wooden club that is wastefully produced to hit a ball held by an incredibly wastefully ground tee.

[@alexandervargas8707]

you’re gonna lose your mind when you realize how many conflict minerals are in the devices that we’re all using to watch youtube videos 😂 it’s inescapable dude

[@BuildTheSandbox]

Shhh this guys a moron don’t ruin it for him

[@canag0d]

How old is this? NO ONE uses wooden clubs anymore and haven’t for decades…

[@skyraider87]

Idk where you got the idea that people don't use wooden clubs anymore, but people do

[@SnakeSnack]

Who else is waiting for the parody

[@happy_trollGT]

How it’s made

[@chrisoulalakkas7935]

Weak men prioritize their pleasures. Strong men prioritize their purpose.

[@viktorakhmedov3442]

TRUMP 2024

[@Jizzlewobbwtfcus]

The most boring sport get's the most boring doc it deserves

[@Nr15121]

Calling golf a sport is extremely generous

[@anonymously241]

Golf ⛳ is a boring sport 😴😴😴

[@bd80247]

Interesting enough for you to watch and comment with emojis.

[@russianbot5554]

It’s a hard-core outdoor recreational sport…… for us old people 😂

[@ryanbolton3880]

Top flights are trash