’Square' golf ball
NZPA London The term "square golf ball” is being used (misleadingly, some golfers say) to describe a new black box training device invented in Scotland. The device, invented by a 40-year-old Aberdeen soil scientist. Dr Eric Farr, is a
box of high-density rubber with a moulded golf ball shape at one end. The “ball” can be filled with soil, sand or water and used for back garden golf practice. It requires a specially strengthened club which is sold as part of the practice kit.
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Press, 26 January 1979, Page 20
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