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Fact-check: “A golf ball travels farther when it's raining”
Verdict: False (82% confidence)
The documented evidence consistently shows that rain reduces golf ball carry distance, not increases it. A controlled robot test found wet balls carry roughly 15 yards less than dry balls, with higher spin and drag. PGA Tour data also links precipitation to shorter driving distances. One narrow exception exists — Golf Digest's robot testing found that a wet 5-iron hit straight or with a fade can travel slightly farther and lower with less spin (a 'rain flyer' effect), but this applies only to s…
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