Summary of Tom Coyne's A Course Called Scotland

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#1 The town of St. Andrews, Scotland, owes its origins to a divine mission. In the ninth century, a Scottish king looked up and saw St. Andrew’s diagonal cross in the sky above, and took it as a sign to march outnumbered against the Angles.

#2 I was wondering which one was supposed to move first: the ball or the club. Something terrifying and miraculous can happen over meaty par putts in competition: an infinite universe comes to fit neatly within the space of a golf ball.