function calculateAdjacent() { // Get input values const hypotenuse = parseFloat(document.getElementById('hypotenuse').value); const theta = parseFloat(document.getElementById('theta').value); if (isNaN(hypotenuse) || isNaN(theta)) { document.getElementById('result').innerHTML = "Please enter valid numbers."; return; } // Convert theta to radians const thetaRadians = theta * (Math.PI / 180); // Calculate adjacent side const adjacent = hypotenuse * Math.cos(thetaRadians); // Display result document.getElementById('result').innerHTML = `

Adjacent Side: ${adjacent.toFixed(2)}

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Stimpmeter Holder

By February 15, 2014May 19th, 2022No Comments

Here’s a Stimpmeter holder that I installed on a E-Z-Go for our director of agronomy. The holder is made from two, 2″ cushion clamps that were purchased from Grainger (Part # 2UTG2). I installed them with self drilling screws. This is a very cheap and easy install. It also allows enough room to carry a putter. We have been using these for 20 years and the director would be lost without it.

Then, I made one for the superintendent.

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document.getElementById("calculate").addEventListener("click", function () { const radius = parseFloat(document.getElementById("hypotenuse").value); const aoa = parseFloat(document.getElementById("theta").value); if (isNaN(radius) || isNaN(aoa)) { document.getElementById("result").textContent = "Invalid input. Please enter valid numbers."; return; } const bcd = radius * Math.sin(aoa * (Math.PI / 180)); document.getElementById("result").textContent = `${bcd.toFixed(3)}"`; });