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The tenth has a hut for drinks and a tee-shot that fully justifies such an indulgence. BERNARD DARWIN on (cont) https://t.co/Jawk4fMCBS
Let me add as a postscript that the Council of the Royal Lytham and St. Anne's Club have now decided to (cont) https://t.co/ZyXtgPn91s
Seaside golf is held to be the best of all because it is associated with gently moving undulations…To be (cont) https://t.co/vcgQn2MqKK
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It is, however, a remarkable thing that though golf courses are often in lovely places it frequently so (cont) https://t.co/EUvhazbpzr
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