When Arnold Palmer spoke about golf being ".deceptively simple and endlessly complicated…" he was articulating the game’s somewhat inscrutable character that, ".satisfies the soul and frustrates the intellect…" Wise words, which, ironically, have done nothing to dim golfers’ relentless pursuit to analyze, study golf swing technique, and think their way into being better players.
With all kinds of tech-powered tools and apps at our disposal, that incurable itch has been amplified to a degree of complexity that the late Mr. Palmer couldn’t have fathomed. While most golfers embrace technology as a tool for improvement, others worry about its potential to diminish the traditional aspects of the game.
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