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Colf
Colf was a medieval stick-and-ball game played in the Low Countries and is commonly discussed in histories of golf. A Dutch text from 1261 refers to the game and to the use of a club called a colf. The surviving evidence places colf among earlier European games in which players struck a ball with a stick toward a target, although it was not the same game as modern golf.
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Crossgolf
Crossgolf, also called urban golf, is a form of golf played away from traditional courses, including in streets or other open sites. The activity was popularized in Europe after groups in Hamburg formed in 1992, and it is distinguished by its off-course setting rather than by a conventional fairway layout. It is for participants interested in adapting golf's club-and-ball format to urban or inform...
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