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Are film cameras going to be obsolete soon? As of Oct 2005, the situation is more or less like this: For casual use (parties, birthday, vacations, etc) is true that film cameras are going to be obsolete soon. In fact, they may be obsolete now. New digital cameras have advanced a lot and now they do not suffer from common past problems that film cameras did not have (e.g. shutter lag, bad quality at high ISO ratings). For...

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How many private and public golf courses are there in the US? In the world? According to a recent GolfDigest article, there are 31,857 golf courses in the world. See http://www.golfdigest.com/planetgolf/index.ssf?/courses/world/gd200505planetgolf.html#Anchor-49575

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When buying a driver, how do you know which one would be best for longest drives? That depends on many factors, specially your swing speed, which will determine the best combination of loft angle, shaft flexibility, etc. The only way to know is to make your driver custom fitted. As a matter of fact, if you buy a new club from a well known brand it is silly not to custom fit. That is the only way to know which driver (or other club) is best for you. Note that if you...

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How can I become the caddy of a professional golf player? For many tour proffesionals, the caddie is another (not successful) pro. It can also be their instructor. Therefore, as happens with ordinary people caddies, their are more than men that carry your clubs for you.

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What is the origin of the golf term "Fore!"? Another explanation is that the term refers to "forecaddie". In the past, balls were very expensive, so players used to have a person near the place where the ball were expected to land to see its exact location.