Links Golf Magazine: The Top 10 Things In Golf We're Thankful For Index

A good wee fun article from Links Golf Magazine popped into my in-box. It simply pulls together 10 excellent reasons why they (and me) regard golf as the best sport for life!

Caddie Golf Tours 'Boyne' drives at  Dunarverty GC, Mull of Kintyre, Scotland
Links Golf Magazine | The Best Source On Golf Courses, Travel and Lifestyle: The Top 10 Things In Golf We're Thankful For Index

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