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Like Cricket, but more interesting. A bowler or American-style pitcher delivers the ball to your would-be golfer, waiting with his club, wherein the golfer aims his return at an appropriate hole.
The speed of the bowler/pitcher's delivery should theoretically increase the speed and distance of the
returned ball, for reaching far holes on large golf courses.
Full disclosure: the ancient Celts were said to have a golf-like game in which a goalie guarded a hole and took his own shots after attempting to block a deluge.
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//the ancient Celts were said to have a golf-like
game in which a goalie guarded a hole and took his
own shots after attempting to block a deluge.// Yes,
that would be the Battle of Flodden. |
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It seems to me that the person rolling the ball would be at
serious risk of getting struck by that ball, after the golfer
hits it. |
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The Celts faced the deluge, stronger than Noah. Softer balls for a softer age? |
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