Who Invented The Game Of Golf ?

Written by David Humphrey


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Great Britain The earliest traces of golf history has golf being played are said to date back to 1340, where in a sketch from a stained glass window,repparttar Great East Window, inrepparttar 133007 east wing ofrepparttar 133008 Gloucester Cathedral, England, scenes ofrepparttar 133009 Battle of Crecy in France showed a man apparently preparing to strike a ball in a golf-like manner.

One ofrepparttar 133010 early forms of golf were all missing one important ingredient to their games to truly makerepparttar 133011 game golf and that wasrepparttar 133012 hole. Scotland is widely believed to berepparttar 133013 first country to put allrepparttar 133014 ingredients together and actually start a primitive form ofrepparttar 133015 great game of golf.

Yes, this will always be a disputed point, who actually inventedrepparttar 133016 game of golf. If you believe some ofrepparttar 133017 claims thatrepparttar 133018 game they were playing was golf and they didn’t have a hole, then you could take this same game and turn it intorepparttar 133019 origin of many games we still play today. I believerepparttar 133020 hole is what separates allrepparttar 133021 early claims to who originatedrepparttar 133022 game of golf.

Look at our Golf History section atrepparttar 133023 World of Golf Handicap for more detailed information onrepparttar 133024 History of Golf.

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Super Bowl Harbinger of Problem Drinking

Written by David Westbrook


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Also promoting Super Bowl alcohol consumption, About.com's football writer James Alder, whose goal is to, "provide you with allrepparttar necessary resources every serious football fan needs...," offers Super Bowl party recipes for alcoholic Jello shots, including instructions in how to make them stronger.

SOBERnet, a website on alcohol abuse and alcoholim, offers an alternative recipe for a successful Super Bowl party at www.sobernet.us

Serve alternative nonalcoholic drinks. Have a key check, and don't let party goers drive drunk. Provide transportation via a designated non-drinking driver or taxi. Plan post game activities, as only time can help someone sober up. And, don't drink and drive.

David Westbrook is a writer who has spent years workign with alcohoics and addictsFor more information on alcohol abuse and alcoholism log on to http.//alcoholismresources.com

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David is an author who has spent several years working with alcoholics and addicts.


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