One Shining Moment: The Buffalo Sports Curse Claims Another Victim

Buffalo sports curse of failure The city of Buffalo, New York has long been known for its passionate sports fans and their unwavering support of their beloved teams. However, the city has also developed a reputation for enduring a curse of failure when it comes to their sports franchises. **Dating back to the 1990s**, Buffalo has experienced a series of disappointments and heartbreaks in various sports leagues, including the NFL, NHL, and NBA. Despite their loyal fans and a strong community spirit, the city has been unable to capture a championship in any of these major professional sports. **One of the most glaring examples of this curse of failure** is the Buffalo Bills, the city's NFL team. The Bills experienced great success in the early 1990s, making it to four consecutive Super Bowls from 1991 to 1994.

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If you manage to get all 24 cosmetics before the event finishes, you ll automatically unlock Seer s new Showstopper heirloom, the final and most exclusive addition to this new event. I m no physicist, but I would think a 3-iron would have an apex which is much farther away from the start point, and a short iron would have one that s much closer.

The Bills experienced great success in the early 1990s, making it to four consecutive Super Bowls from 1991 to 1994. However, they lost all four of those championship games, solidifying their reputation as the team that couldn't win the big one. **Similarly, the Buffalo Sabres**, the city's NHL team, have also suffered their fair share of disappointments.

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nicedivot

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Joined Mar 4, 2010 Messages 683 Reaction score 0 Location not playing enough and it shows Handicap 5 - 10

I have a general question about golf ball trajectory Apex when hit by different clubs.
Here is assumption.
1. using swing machine, say iron Byron
2. using 3 iron to PW from a set (does not matter what make but just from 1 set)
3. swing machine configured to swing at the same speed. Now this one I want you to understand well here. swing machine is configured to swing at same speed before any club is attached. This does NOT mean club head speed at impact is same for all club because each club is different length. So the swing speed at impact (the angular velocity/speed) will be increased as club gets longer. but the club head speed at impact increase will be consistent when you go to 9 iron, 8 iron, etc.
4. swing machine and club attached is configured so that each swing (or shall I say hit) will be consistent sweet spot hit.

Now the question based on above assumption is
Apex of golf ball when hit by PW same or about the same as when hit by 7 iron? when hit by 3 iron ?
*and yes, how far the golf ball travels to reach the apex is different depending on which club is used

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MWard

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I have a general question about golf ball trajectory Apex when hit by different clubs.
Here is assumption.
1. using swing machine, say iron Byron
2. using 3 iron to PW from a set (does not matter what make but just from 1 set)
3. swing machine configured to swing at the same speed. Now this one I want you to understand well here. swing machine is configured to swing at same speed before any club is attached. This does NOT mean club head speed at impact is same for all club because each club is different length. So the swing speed at impact (the angular velocity/speed) will be increased as club gets longer. but the club head speed at impact increase will be consistent when you go to 9 iron, 8 iron, etc.
4. swing machine and club attached is configured so that each swing (or shall I say hit) will be consistent sweet spot hit.

Now the question based on above assumption is
Apex of golf ball when hit by PW same or about the same as when hit by 7 iron? when hit by 3 iron ?
*and yes, how far the golf ball travels to reach the apex is different depending on which club is used

That chart is in yards for max apex, but you get the idea. The pros hit everything roughly the same height, with the apex just occurring further down range.

wadesworld

Well-known member

I'm no physicist, but I would think a 3-iron would have an apex which is much farther away from the start point, and a short iron would have one that's much closer. Just a guess though.

nicedivot

strangers in Paradise

Joined Mar 4, 2010 Messages 683 Reaction score 0 Location not playing enough and it shows Handicap 5 - 10

mward2002.. you killed the thread.. dam you. why did you kill the thread :laughing: :laughing: :laughing:

Driver: Classic 270
3W : Launcher FL
Hybird: Adams a7 Hybrid 18 and 22
Irons: JPX 850 forged (5, 6, 7) MP-5 (8, 9 pw)
wedges: Yururi 56
Putter: Cleveland SMART SQUARE PUTTER
Ball: Wilson c:25

nicedivot

strangers in Paradise

Joined Mar 4, 2010 Messages 683 Reaction score 0 Location not playing enough and it shows Handicap 5 - 10

I'm no physicist, but I would think a 3-iron would have an apex which is much farther away from the start point, and a short iron would have one that's much closer. Just a guess though.

Driver: Classic 270
3W : Launcher FL
Hybird: Adams a7 Hybrid 18 and 22
Irons: JPX 850 forged (5, 6, 7) MP-5 (8, 9 pw)
wedges: Yururi 56
Putter: Cleveland SMART SQUARE PUTTER
Ball: Wilson c:25

MWard

Will ban for tacos

mward2002.. you killed the thread.. dam you. why did you kill the thread :laughing: :laughing: :laughing:

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Fourwiggle

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I have a general question about golf ball trajectory Apex when hit by different clubs.
Here is assumption.
1. using swing machine, say iron Byron
2. using 3 iron to PW from a set (does not matter what make but just from 1 set)
3. swing machine configured to swing at the same speed. Now this one I want you to understand well here. swing machine is configured to swing at same speed before any club is attached. This does NOT mean club head speed at impact is same for all club because each club is different length. So the swing speed at impact (the angular velocity/speed) will be increased as club gets longer. but the club head speed at impact increase will be consistent when you go to 9 iron, 8 iron, etc.
4. swing machine and club attached is configured so that each swing (or shall I say hit) will be consistent sweet spot hit.

Now the question based on above assumption is
Apex of golf ball when hit by PW same or about the same as when hit by 7 iron? when hit by 3 iron ?
*and yes, how far the golf ball travels to reach the apex is different depending on which club is used

Based on the conditions you have stated, each club "should" APEX at approximately the same height but at a different distance (obviously), in a vacuum where all things are equal. Loft, trajectory, spin and contact are all consistent and controlled.

I bet someone will find a variable to contradict this though.

Now the question based on above assumption is
Apex of golf ball when hit by PW same or about the same as when hit by 7 iron? when hit by 3 iron ?
*and yes, how far the golf ball travels to reach the apex is different depending on which club is used

Although reaching the Stanley Cup Finals twice in the 1970s, they were unable to secure a championship both times. Since then, the team has struggled to consistently make the playoffs, let alone contend for a championship. **The Buffalo Braves**, the city's NBA team from 1970 to 1978, also experienced a lack of success. They made the playoffs three times but were unable to advance past the first round and never reached the Finals. **The ongoing curse of failure in Buffalo sports** has led to frustration and disappointment for its residents. Despite their passionate support and dedication to their teams, the city continues to be haunted by the inability to capture a championship. **While many theories exist** as to why this curse of failure plagues Buffalo sports, including lackluster ownership and mismanagement, the true cause remains unknown. Regardless, the city's fans remain hopeful that one day their teams will break free from this curse and bring home a long-awaited championship. **In conclusion**, the Buffalo sports curse of failure has become a defining characteristic of the city's sports culture. Despite their loyal and passionate fans, Buffalo's teams have been unable to overcome the challenges and win a championship in the major professional sports leagues. The ongoing struggles of the Bills, Sabres, and former Braves have left the city yearning for a taste of victory. Only time will tell if Buffalo will be able to break free from this curse and finally claim a championship in the future..

Reviews for "Breaking the Buffalo Sports Curse: Strategies for Success"

1. John - 2/5 - As a lifelong Buffalo sports fan, I have witnessed the so-called "curse of failure" first-hand. Year after year, our teams seem to fall short of expectations and bring disappointment to the city. It's frustrating to see our athletes struggle and our teams consistently miss out on playoff opportunities. While there have been moments of excitement and promise, they are often overshadowed by the overall lack of success. The "curse" seems to haunt us, and it's disheartening to witness as a dedicated supporter.

2. Lisa - 1/5 - The Buffalo sports curse of failure is not just a myth; it's a painful reality for fans like me. Our teams have seen their fair share of misfortune and heartbreak, and it's tough to hold onto hope. The consistent lack of success makes it hard to stay invested and makes me question why I continue to support these teams. It's time for a change, whether it's a change in management, coaching, or mindset, something needs to be done to break this curse and give the loyal fans something to cheer about.

3. Mike - 2/5 - The Buffalo sports curse of failure is deeply ingrained in the city's sports history, and it's hard to ignore. From questionable draft picks to failed seasons, it seems like Buffalo teams always find a way to come up short. It's frustrating to see other cities thrive while we continue to suffer. As a fan, I can't help but wonder if there is some truth to this curse, or if it's just bad luck. Either way, it's a tough pill to swallow for sports enthusiasts like myself. I hope one day we can break free from this cycle and experience the taste of victory.

4. Sarah - 1/5 - The Buffalo sports curse of failure is a constant source of disappointment and frustration. Year after year, we enter the season with high hopes, only to be let down once again. It's demoralizing to watch our teams struggle and consistently fall short of success. The lack of championships in any major sport is a clear indication that something needs to change. We deserve better as fans, and it's time for the curse to be broken. Unfortunately, until that happens, there's not much to celebrate in Buffalo sports.

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