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hough Charles I and the Marquis of Montrose might not recognize it today, golf remains at its core what they described in the 1600s as “our game of clubs and balls.” The following pages spotlight the latest versions of those implements—the majority of which focus not on distance, but on adjustability, customization and control—and the most notable apparel and accessories. They’re all supposed to make golf more fun—a pursuit as concerned with good shots as it is with good experiences. In other words, a game. By Ted Johnson
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