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’Going for the Green’ exposes unseen side of Canadian business, politics

                   
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29-Aug-2008
        
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'Going for the Green' exposes unseen side of Canadian business, politics James Mccarten, THE CANADIAN PRESS TORONTO - In a 1922 short story titled "Ordeal by Golf," British humorist P.G. Wodehouse aptly illustrated one of the game's most maddening secrets: a merciless, unfailing tendency to lay bare the unvarnished truth about even its most committed practitioners. "The only way . . . of really finding out a... [read full story]                    

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'Going for the Green' mixes business, golf

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29-Aug-2008
        

TORONTO - In a 1922 short story titled "Ordeal by Golf," British humorist P.G. Wodehouse aptly illustrated one of the game's most maddening secrets: a merciless, unfailing tendency to lay bare the unvarnished truth about...