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DIVOT

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DIVOTDigital-to-Voice Translator


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Clarke, inset, smashed a six iron out of the divot from as far back in his stance as he could go, got the ball to within 20 feet of the pin - and he dropped the putt for birdie, with another to follow on 17.
I hope we get to do the divot thing," I said to husband, who returned a blank look.
This is because, in general, ladies do not compress the ball so they do not take a divot or fly their irons high enough to the green.
 
 
 
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