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Roads less traveled

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By Ron Green Jr. Verified, Scott Michaux
| Global Golf Post Verified
ARGYLL AND AYRSHIRE, SCOTLAND | The ancestral home of golf has an undeniable magnetism. Golfing pilgrims are drawn to the myriad Scottish links like moths to porchlights. Year after year, we crowd to the fabled courses in the Kingdom of Fife, the links-strewn shores of East Lothian and the trophy sites along the Ayrshire coast – all readily accessible from the principal airports in Edinburgh and Glasgow.
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Scottie rakes in this season’s superlatives

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By Scott Michaux
| Global Golf Post Verified
The main 2026 PGA Tour season has come to a fitting conclusion, with Scottie Scheffler doing Scottie Scheffler things by winning the Tour Championship. All is right with the golf world. But it has been an eventful ride from New Year’s to Labor Day. Hawaii got rather unceremoniously excised from the tour rotation. Brooks Koepka came home. An entirely new two-tiered system was proposed and ratified in a matter of months. And the tour’s chief rival is on the brink of bankruptcy.
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Easing the pain: The VR technology retraining the brain after limb loss

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By Scott Michaux
| University of Georgia
When a 15-year-old girl from Alabama lost her left arm and right leg in a shark attack off the Gulf Coast of Florida, doctors in North Carolina helped her recover—using technology developed in large part by a team of University of Georgia researchers. Lulu Gribbin spent 77 days at OrthoCarolina’s Reconstructive Center for Lost Limbs in Charlotte, undergoing extensive surgeries to fascilitate her prosthetics.
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