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New rules bring hope to the world of golf

Tankisha Ikue during the South rift Clubs Junior golf tournament at the Nakuru Golf Club in August [PHOTO:Suleiman Mbatia, Nakuru]

I have often wondered how it was to play golf in the old days before the good people at St. Andrews came together to issue the first set of rules of golf.

The days when golf clubs had names like brassies, mashies, baffies and spoons instead of the wedges and numbers that we are more familiar with.

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