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Getting out on the green is great for the body and
mind.
Unlike many sports, golf is not discriminating when
it comes to a player's size, shape or age, which is why Kathy Alexander,
Ph.D., an avid golfer and a Vanderbilt University exercise physiologist,
says that golf may be the first step many sedentary types take
toward getting in shape. "Golf is good exercise on it's own,
since you do a lot of walking." Another perk: All those hours of concentrating on putting that
ball in each of those 18 small holes really improves your focus. "That's
a skill that goes from the course to the rest of your life," notes
Dr. Alexander.
Wayne County maintains two Golf Courses:
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Wayne County
Parks and Recreation
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