GOLF INSTRUCTION IN THE COMPUTER AGE
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Monday, April 10, 2000
Golf clubs are made of titanium, and balls are designed by rocket scientists. The only thing low-tech about golf anymore is the pro, sitting in a chair while critiquing your backswing. That is changing.
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