Golf, Anyone?
August, 1996
It's a matter of record that golfers get more tips than a stockbroker's barber. But there used to be a sane shyness that kept them from exposing themselves to gadgets and gawkers. Not anymore. These days, swing-speed deficiency or an unstraight left arm are such threats to a golfer's social standing that many are willing to part with shag bags of gold in the search for self-improvement. Accommodating this frenzy is an industry of quick fixes. If you're the sort of golfer who can't sleep for memo...
