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Dan Washburn is a Shanghai-based writer whose work has appeared in Financial Times Weekend Magazine, The Economist, ESPN.com, Budget Travel, Golf World, Outside’s GO, Baseball America and the South China Morning Post. Visit him online at http://danwashburn.com.

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Greener Pastures

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  • on November 2, 2009 at 5:30 am

Greener Pastures

Water-hogging, pesticide-laden golf courses occupy more than 2.3 million acres of United States green. Thanks to pressure from environmentalists, however, some courses are trying to bring the sport back to its roots: in nature.

Back in 1898, a decade after the first permanent golf clubs opened in the United States, the Chicago Daily dedicated an entire page to the restorative powers of this peculiar Scottish import. The story quoted a physician who regarded golf as a “cure”…

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Greener Pastures

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  • on November 2, 2009 at 5:30 am

Greener Pastures

Water-hogging, pesticide-laden golf courses occupy more than 2.3 million acres of United States green. Thanks to pressure from environmentalists, however, some courses are trying to bring the sport back to its roots: in nature.

Back in 1898, a decade after the first permanent golf clubs opened in the United States, the Chicago Daily dedicated an entire page to the restorative powers of this peculiar Scottish import. The story quoted a physician who regarded golf as a “cure”…

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