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What is it about the game of golf that can cause
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More than one person has seen their loved one
become consumed with the details of the quality
of wood used in clubs, or the type of cleats on
their shoes. What is it about the game of golf
that can cause otherwise normal folks to lose all
perspective? More than one person has seen their
loved one become consumed with the details of the
quality of wood used in clubs, the type of cleats
on their shoes, the distance between their feet,
and the direction of the wind, not to mention
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shepherds invented the game using their staffs to
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lightning fatalities happen on the golf course