It was late, around 11.15 pm, and Dean Vagnozzi saw his chance. His wife had gone to bed, making it the perfect time to quietly leave the house for an appointment with the other love of his life. Golf.
From his fully lit driving range in the backyard of his home in Collegeville, Pennsylvania, Mr. Vagnozzi initially focused on chipping from all areas of the green, which has three heights of grass to simulate a real golf course. Then he practiced putting, working with the assorted undulations and breaks that surrounded the nine holes …
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