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      <title>Strokes Gained Is a Tool for the Clubhouse, Not the Living Room</title>
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      <description>&lt;p&gt;Turn on a PGA Tour broadcast on a Sunday afternoon and within the first few groups someone in the booth will mention that a player has gained 1.8 strokes on the field off the tee, or lost half a stroke around the green relative to expectation, and the number will sit there on the graphic looking precise and a little unanswerable. Nobody in the truck is lying to you. Strokes gained is real, it is well built, and it has quietly changed the way professional golf is taught, practiced and coached over the last decade and a half. It has also become, almost by accident, the default language of televised golf, and that is a different thing from being a good way to understand what you just watched.&lt;/p&gt;</description>
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