Does this actually work?🤯⛳️

Astronauts used this concept to get a stubborn bolt inserted on a space walk. They let the sun hit the hole, and kept the bolt shaded.

The shadow of the ball would cool the grass too

It’s because he stomped his foot down near the ball and it vibrated the ground enough to make it roll in.

I have had this work for me twice in about 50 years of playing.

Considering how the green is constructed, the layers under the grass is like a cushion and the weight of that golfer is enough to depress the turf enough to slope into the hole. I call that move cheating.

It’s just the small movement of the ground when he steps

Vibration from his foot. Holy overthink moment

If that were true then it’s no different then blowing on the ball per the rules of golf

Grass stands up to soak up the sunshine. When you "shade" the golf ball. It is the grass lying back down.

More likely the vibrations of him Walking knocked it over

Nothing to do with stepping near the ball, on soft ground.. . This is so dumb..

Yea bro the shadow makes the grass lie down nothing to do with the 180lbs of flesh stomping

The ball fell in after he took a step so I think his weight made a vibration that moved the ball

Wouldn't the vibrations on the ground make the ball fall? Like when u go near it

All who say it went in because of the players weight/stepping and not the shadow. How do you explain why this doesn’t work on a cloudy/cold day 😅

This was actually really cool

He stomped

Little footsteps create tiny vibration that's why it moves

This absolutely works, have done it

Cooling things down makes them harder, so it makes no sense. Just might the wild helped