Flash-based golf

It's unusual how people often find watching golf utterly boring, but there's no stopping gamers from getting hooked to the sport's virtual counterparts. Think about how much time you've spent playing Flash-based golf games on your PC when you're bored in class, work, or home.
If you enjoy games like Tiger Woods and Hot Shots Golf, then think about how much time you've spent playing those over the years. Now think about all the times when you were somewhere else, wishing you had a kick-ass golf game in the palm of your hands. Years ago, Sony gave us the PSP's first Hot Shots Golf game, and today they've given us yet another.
 
Gameloft's rather popular series of golf games called Let's Golf has had it's third installment, aptly named Let's Golf 3, released onto the Android Market for free. This is the second game from Gameloft to land on the Android Market for free with the first being GT Racing: Motor Academy.
 
Golf balls today are available in a dimpled or nondimpled (smooth) style with the dimpled balls being more popular due to the longer traveling distance.  This is a matter of personal preference; however, the balls must all be as symmetrical as possible to be in sanctioned golf games or tournaments. When a golf ball is hit by a golf club, its movement consists of two forces: drag or lift. In simple terms, the drag is what slows it down and keeps it close to the ground whereas the lift is what keeps it higher up and forward. Dimples help increase both the lift and drag.