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    September Morning, and the start to the Mid Penn High school golf championship was just one hour away. I've made it to the Mid Penn Championship three times now, the last two years, I was unable to shoot the score needed to get me into the District three championships. This was my last year and I had to make the most of it to show myself and others that I can go somewhere with this sport. I've only played four years of competitive golf. Before Golf, I was a travel hockey player who spent much of…

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    golfer to ever play the game?” and the majority of answers would either say Tiger Woods or Jack Nicklaus. But first, the level of success in the game of golf ranges from many different aspects, all being dependent on the person playing the game. This is one of the things that makes the game so great. One may think he or she is successful at golf if he or she can consistently break 80 every round. Others may find that they are successful in the game if they obtain their PGA or LPGA Tour cards, no…

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    Recreational Scuba Diving is a popular sport that people have been practicing for decades. While almost completely self-regulated, the sport has an excellent safety record that has only improved with the technological advancement of equipment and safety procedures. Every day people across the planet enjoy traveling under the waves where they see another world with strange, foreign creatures. In a world where we only protect what we value, it helps to have as many people as possible come to…

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    Technology has Changed Golf Introduction The technological advances in golf, including clubs, balls, and course management, have completely changed the way that a golfer goes about their game; however, this is not a downfall to the sport as technology cannot replace skill. Golfing is an all around extremely mental sport but with the new technological of advances of today, it’s taking a little bit of stress of the golfer himself. Even pro golfers will admit, new golf equipment is much more than…

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    fired, the golf club struck the ball. It sailed into the air and landed in the fairway. My first shot was magnificent and I had no doubt the rest of the day would be as I expected. It was the regionals golf tournament to see which players would make it to state. I had all the confidence in the world that I would make it for my second year in a row and be in contention for state champion. Years of practice had led to this season, and it would be my last year to compete in high school golf.…

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    Equipment in this sport includes a ball, a racket, a net, and the court. The size, shape, length, height, and the materials to make the net and a court for soft tennis are the same as regular tennis. However, the balls and the rackets are slightly different…

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    between the life of Fitzgerald and Dexter. Fitzgerald came from the middle class and always strove for his winter dream of being accepted into the wealthy class; this winter dream of Fitzgerald's transpires well into Dexter. I am a golfer myself, so the golf component of the story instantly drew me in: "Some of the caddies were poor as sin...but Dexter Green's father owned the second-best grocery store in Dillard—the best one was 'The Hub,' patronized by the wealthy people from Lake Erminie—and…

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    against my body as I the golf cart kept moving along the bumpy path. I was with my mom and younger cousin on the way to a track, where I was going to ,be a risk taker and try something new, ride an ATV for the time in my life. As the we neared the track, I could make a large circular like dirt path, but this wasn’t any old dirt path. It was huge almost the size of a football field and not to mention the various ramps and hills positioned throughout the course. The golf cart started slowing…

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    to use a golf cart during the third round that was denied. Under Title III of the American with Disabilities Act, public businesses must provide accommodations and make modifications for people with disabilities, unless that accommodation would “fundamentally alter the nature” of the business. Casey Martin’s lawyers argued that, by Title III of the ADA, the Q-School golf tour competition cannot deny Martin equal access and must give him reasonable accommodations. They stated that golf courses…

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    and wanting to become a professional at the sport but they parents are starting to ruin it. In the other article it shows how Tiger Woods became a professional golf player but he had to make a lot of sacrifices to become the golfer he is. I believe that all the sacrifices they have to make are not worth it. Tiger Woods was a professional golf player. His dad Earl wanted him to do it because he was a golfer and wanted tiger to follow…

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