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As a young child, I grew up next door to a golf course and spent my summers collecting golf balls that golfers had shot over the fence. I would constantly hear the golfers yelling “fore” and wondered what it meant and why they did it.
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SPOKANE VALLEY — Rain or shine, Mother Nature is not stopping local golfers from hitting the links in the middle of winter. The calendar says it’s the middle of winter but that’s not stopping golfers braving the elements to play at Painted Hills Golf Course in Spokane Valley. Hitting golf balls in the middle of February is a die-hard golfers dream. “It’s nice. Look at the guys out here …
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Thousands of golf balls are donated to help the environment.
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NEWTON — If historians someday look back at records of Sussex County golfers to find out what they were like, they should start by checking where they hit their golf balls.
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BATH — Several inches of snow were no problem for golfers who participated in the 20th annual Wayne Homes Chili Open, a fund-raiser for the Akron Rotary Club, which took place at Hale Farm and Village Feb. 6. Thanks to the use of brightly colored golf balls, like the one shown at right top, participants were able to tee off despite the heavy snowfall in the area.
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Some people will do just about anything to maintain a hobby — even brave arctic air and deep snow. Such was the case Saturday in Crown Point, when 30 golfers participated in the Polar Bear Open at Youche Country Club. “This event started 44 years ago,” club member Al Braccolino said. “We play three holes and use colored golf balls. I’ve been involved for 15 years, and everyone has a lot of fun …
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