There's pressure on the IOC to delay the Tokyo Games, including the golf competitions, with the coronavirus impacting athletes training and qualifying events

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The 1999 Open champion has launched Five Star, a sports management company that handles a half dozen pro golfers in Europe

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Royal and Ancient Golf Club announces the closing of dining room at Old Course, though playing golf continues

Depending on an assortment of factors, playing golf right now is either weird, discouraged, or restricted outright. This is not the place to debate that reality. But since your home is believed to be safer, and your home is presumably not a golf course, it’s worth asking how one can experience some semblance of golf while confined there.
The answer, of course, depends on the space at your disposal—yard or no yard, ceiling height, the likelihood of clipping a toddler with your backswing. We get it. Of all the things to decry during this crisis, your inability to groove knockdown 6-irons probably doesn’t belong at the top of the list. What is important, however, is maintaining one’s sanity during an incredibly stressful time. A little bit of golf is an outlet. It helps open up your space, shakes us out of the debilitating scroll-refresh cycle, and allows us to envision a future state in which real golf is back to being a thing.
So, to that end, I built this in my side yard.
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