...Steel vs. Graphite – What’s the Best for Club Shafts? Golfers who play close attention to their playing equipment know that there is a persistent debate out there: steel vs. graphite. Which one is best for club shafts? Here is an overview of the steel vs. graphite debate and what need to know if to choose between these two options. Steel or Graphite? Which One Will it Be? What is the difference between steel and graphite, and why should you care? Is one inherently better than the other? When it come to most golfing equipment, it depends on your personal preferences, your skill level, and your typical golfing environment, among other factors. Shopping for New Golf Clubs – the Steel vs. Graphite Question Many newcomers to the sport of golf may find themselves faced with this question. There is some common wisdom about the steel vs. graphite debate. Traditionally, it was believed that graphite shafts work best for mid to high handicap golfers, and most casual, recreational golfers. However, this bit of common wisdom is no longer quite true. It is now easy to observe many PGA Tour professional golfers using graphite club shafts. In fact, it was a big deal with even Tiger Woods, back in 2004, began to use a graphite shaft in his driver. However, at that time many professional golfers had already made the transition from steel to graphite golf shafts. Should You Make the Graphite Switch, Too? With so many pros making the switch to graphite shaft clubs, should you make the...
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...«The Wedge-tailed eagle», G.Dutton. Analysis by A. Romanov The text under interpretation belongs to the pen of the prominent Australian author and historian - Geoffrey Dutton. During his career, Dutton wrote over 200 books, including poetry, fiction, biographies, critical essays etc. The episode under analysis is taken out from a short story «The wedge-tailed eagle» which contains a very deep social and psychological message and the subject of which is unfortunately drawn from life. In the story which begins so peacefully and signifies no threaten the author exposes the evils of the whole society and in two pilots reveals all cruelty that can only exist in our world. Geoffrey Dutton brings to the light one day from the life of these pilots and depicts the event that makes the reader cry – the killing of one of the most gorgeous and powerful bird - wedge-tailed eagle. The main idea of the story is to demonstrate people`s shallowness, cruelty and a constant desire to satisfy their wishes no matter how high the price for it is. If a person like one of these two pilots wants something nothing would be able to stop him, even if the desire is unmoral and sinful and even if it ends with death of creatures that can`t protect itself against our savageness and violence. The tone of the text is different at the beginning of the extract and at the end of it. Firstly we are completely plunged in the elevated atmosphere, where in small details the depiction of sky and nature is magnificent...
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