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Sunglasses for golfers who hate to wear sunglasses

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By Ron Kaspriske Verified
| Golf Digest Verified
For golfers, not all sunglasses are created equal—and the difference from the appropriate to inappropriate can cost you strokes, not to mention eye issues. Here’s what you need to know: If you don't like wearing sunglasses while you play, especially when you putt, it's probably because the lenses and frames weren't designed with golfers in mind. For example, the vast majory of sunlgasses are polarized, meaning they are designed to reduce harsh light, like when the sun reflects off of water.
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Rules of golf review: You're on the green in regulation (congrats). Here's a quick guide to putting-green rules

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By Ron Kaspriske Verified
| MSN Verified
What happens when you mark a ball and then it moves? What about before you mark it? When two balls are equidistant to the hole, who putts first? If a ball is resting against the flagstick, but resting above the surface of the cup, is it holed? Is your ball on the green if only a sliver of it is on the putting surface? You might know some rules on the green, but did you have the right answer to all of these questions? If so, kudos.
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It's Fourth of July weekend. You know you're going to eat a hot dog or two. Just eat them this way, a sports nutrionist says Original

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By Ron Kaspriske Verified
| Golf Digest Verified
We'll concede that you're not ordering a hot dog on the golf course because of its nutritional value. In fact, in celebration of golf's long-standing partnership with dogs, Golf Digest recently identified the 15 best spots for them on courses around the country. That said, a prominent sports nutritionist says the protein and fat in a hot dog can help athletic performance. The bun? Not so much.
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