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What percentage of golfers fish?
56%
What percentage of golfers break 80?
55
In 2003 the number of Americans age 65 and over represented what percent of the total population?
12 percent
What percent of the population of Iowa is age 65 and older?
According to census.gov, 14.7% of the total population of Iowa is age 65 and older.
What percent of the population of Pennsylvania is age 65 and older?
According to census.gov, 15.2% of the total population of Pennsylvania is age 65 and older.
What percentage of golfers shoot under par?
less then one half of one percent
What percent of golfers shoot 85 or less?
One half of one percent have a handicap index of zero or less.
What percentage of golfers ever shoot in the sixties?
A large majority of golfers are older people so they probably golfed in the 1960s
What percent of golfers actually ever break 70?
Of all the amateur golfers, only 1 percent 70 on a par-72 golf course in their entire career.
What percentage of golfers have a 5 handicap or better?
six percent
What percent of pro golfers use titleist golf balls?
65% or so
How many majors were won by golfers over the age of 35?
fifteen
How many pga majors were won by golfers over the age of 35?
fifteen
What percentage of golfers shoot under 120 110 100 90 80 70?
80% 40% 20% 10% %5
What age can you shoot a gun in Tn?
There is no legal age to be able to shoot a gun but the age statue varies from state to state as to what age it can be done unsupervised.
What do you think of raising the age to shoot a gun to age 18?
I think that it is not how old you are to shoot a gun it is the experience that you have with one.
Were Jack Nicklaus Arnold Palmer and Sam Snead the only golfers to win a major after the age of 46?
No, the only golfers who have won a men's professional golf major after the age of 46 are Julian Boros 48, Jack Nicklaus 46 and Old Tom Morris 46.
