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| What's
Zen Got to Do With It? Why in Scotland? |
4
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A
Look at the Buddhist World - Zen & Zen Gardens |
11
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| Hole
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| 1
- Shiskine - Isle of Arran (The Ideal Zen Course) |
15
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| 2
- Letham Grange (Keeping Score? Reflections on Yourself) |
18
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| 3
- Turnberry (Zen Breathing Techniques for a Better Game) |
22
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| 4
- Corrie (Ruminations on Zen Courses and Zen Gardens) |
26
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| 5
- Machrihanish (Handling of the 1st Tee Drive) |
28
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| 6
- Royal Dornoch (How the Zen Approach Makes Bunkers Fun, and the
Importance of Caddies) |
32
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| The
Halfway House (A Few Reflections on Where We Have Been) |
38
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| 7
- Boat of Garten (The Approach Shot and Using Fewer Clubs) |
42
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| 8
- Tobermory - Isle of Mull (When a Course Calls for Different Strategies
and No Caddie to Help Out) |
46
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| 9
- Tain (Blind Shots, Fairway Positioning Shots) |
49
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| 10
- Crail (Equipment - More is Not More) |
51
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| 11
- Nairn (Better Putting With Zen and Why Caddies Are Always Right)
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59
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| 12
- Brora (An Ideal Zen Course and Goodbye to the Reader) |
72
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| The
19th Hole: An Epilogue and a Zen Golf Koan |
79
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| Appendix
- Zen Buddhist Gardens in Japan |
86
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