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'''Golf''' is a [[sport]] that is played by hitting a small white ball over long distances with the use of a long metal club, with the intent of hitting the ball into a very small hole hundreds of feet away. There are 18 ranges on a standard golf course, commonly referred to as "holes."   
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'''Golf''' is a [[sport]] that is played by hitting a small white ball over long distances with the use of a long metal club, with the intent of hitting the ball into a very small hole hundreds of feet away. There are 18 ranges on a standard golf course, commonly referred to as "holes."  Some courses provide abbreviated nine hole courses as well.
  
 
Golf has become a popular sport, with several professional tours being run by groups such as the [[PGA|Professional Golf Association]] (PGA) or Ladies Professional Golf Association (LPGA) where top prizes can reach $800,000.  Only a few people ever play at a professional, level but many more enjoy Golf as a past time or social event.   
 
Golf has become a popular sport, with several professional tours being run by groups such as the [[PGA|Professional Golf Association]] (PGA) or Ladies Professional Golf Association (LPGA) where top prizes can reach $800,000.  Only a few people ever play at a professional, level but many more enjoy Golf as a past time or social event.   

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Golf is a sport that is played by hitting a small white ball over long distances with the use of a long metal club, with the intent of hitting the ball into a very small hole hundreds of feet away. There are 18 ranges on a standard golf course, commonly referred to as "holes." Some courses provide abbreviated nine hole courses as well.

Golf has become a popular sport, with several professional tours being run by groups such as the Professional Golf Association (PGA) or Ladies Professional Golf Association (LPGA) where top prizes can reach $800,000. Only a few people ever play at a professional, level but many more enjoy Golf as a past time or social event.

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