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The Old Course at St. Andrews in Scotland, considered the "home of golf," dates back to the early 15th century. King James II banned the game in 1457 because it took too much time away from the study of archery and other worthy pursuits, thereby it was not a productive activity for the young men of Scotland. The ban remained in place until 1502 when King James IV discovered that he loved playing the game.
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The Old Course at St. Andrews in Scotland, considered the "home of golf," dates back to the early 15th century. King James II banned the game in 1457 because it took too much time away from the study of archery and other worthy pursuits, thereby it was not a productive activity for the young men of Scotland. The ban remained in place until 1502 when King James IV discovered that he loved playing the game.
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