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One man has just played every golf course in Scotland

It took two decades but one golfer has made history by playing every golf course in Scotland.

Phil Booth, a 69-year-old retired paediatrician from Aberdeen, has completed a remarkable golfing journey by playing on every registered golf course in Scotland.

His adventure began in the early 1970s with discounted student rounds in Edinburgh and officially started in 2004, inspired by a holiday suggestion from his wife, Anne.

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Lofty Goals: A call to replace numbers with angles on all golf clubs

Frustration with inconsistent golf club loft angles means manufacturers should move beyond labelling golf clubs with just numbers.

A discussion has been slowly bubbling within the golfing community concerning the labelling of golf clubs and the need for increased precision in club identification. Traditionally marked by numbers, this method has sparked confusion in recent decades and needs to be addressed.

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MiScore golf scoring app launches new features, featuring Ron Chopper

The MiScore golf scoring app has evolved from a simple digital scorecard to a comprehensive platform with enhanced statistical and social features, as highlighted in a recent video by Ron Chopper.

The MiScore golf scoring app has made significant advancements in recent years. Initially developed to transition Australian golf club competition scoring from traditional pencil and scorecard methods to an online platform, it has now expanded to include a variety of statistical and social features.

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How Are Green Speeds Measured in Golf?

A green’s speed is often mentioned in golf but have you ever wondered how it is actually measured?

Green speeds in golf are measured using a device called a stimpmeter. This tool was invented by Edward S. Stimpson in 1935 and has since become a standard for assessing the speed and consistency of putting greens.

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Club President Clarifies Junior Golf Ban at Coffs Harbour

The golf community is reacting strongly to news of a junior golfer being banned from competitive play at Coffs Harbour Golf Club. However, it appears to be a more complex situation than is being reported.

Reports have surfaced this week in some of Australia’s mainstream press about cadet golfers being banned from Saturday club competitions, prompting widespread condemnation.

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