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Mark Twain once said, Golf is a good walk spoiled. Perhaps he would have felt differently about the game if he had had his own powered golf cart to zip him along the golf course. In Twain s day, golf courses were typically built on compact parcels of land, and they were often less than 6,000 yards long. Today s golf courses are much different; with courses that sprawl over hundreds of acres (often weaving in and out of rows of homes), and course lengths that are approaching 8,000 yards in some cases. If Twain had been asked to describe the modern game he might have been more apt to say golf is a really, really long

walk.

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The progress in mobile and battery technology has facilitated the invention of the mobile scooter. Mobile scooters have made it possible for many physically impaired individuals to replace their old wheel chairs with a high- tech scooter.

Mobility scooters facilitate an easier movement than manual or motorized wheel chairs. It facilitates the driver to make sharper turns and move over different surfaces, effortlessly. The batteries last for longer periods, allowing the individual to leave home with little worry.

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With a boom in the tourism industry, resorts have to constantly innovate and come with new ways to garner their share of the pie and since convenience and a hassle-free vacation is what any tourist looks for - countless All Inclusive Resorts have sprung up to cater to this need.

Some All Inclusive Vacation Resorts include golf as part of the package. Some of these resorts routinely include golf, while others may provide the option of golf vacation packages. All Inclusive Golf resorts are more the norm in popular golfing destinations such as the Caribbean, Mexico, Hawaii and the Bahamas to name just a few.

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Before Tiger Woods came along to re-define what golf dominance is all about, the man who used to stand head and shoulders over everybody else in the world of golf was Jack Nicklaus. They called him “The Golden Bear” and his shadow loomed large over professional golf, specifically on the PGA Toiur for over two decades, from the sixties to the late-eighties. After retiring from the Tour, he then lorded it over the Champions Tour for retired golf pros, from the late-eighties to the nineties. Woods may be closing the gap fast but, for now, the Golden Bear is still widely regarded as the greatest golfer of all time.

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The concept of jet skis came up in 1973 when the Kawasaki Motor Company used it to name a personal watercraft. In the early 1960s a company by the name of Bombardier made a similar model. A jet ski is basically motorized transport over water in a small craft. The use of this model is regulated by the governing body of the country and is generally for amusement rather than any kind of transportation. Mostly they have found it to be useful to lifeguards at beaches and rescue squads.

The Kawasaki craft has the brand name Jet Ski and all models have safety standards they must conform to. It runs on the concept of ejecting water from the back of

the craft and has planing speeds. Since water is ejected under water the surrounding stationary water absorbs the movement, propelling it forward. The earliest design of jet boats was in 1931 by Secondo Campini, an Italian inventor in Venice, although the original design is claimed to have come from Sir William Hamilton. The largest jet-propelled vessels are frigates in South Africa.

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