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Olympics Is Making Golf Less Elitist And More For The People, Says R&A’s Roger Bathurst
“It is an enormous privilege to be here to organize the Level 3 TARS in India. It is a terrific part of our mission to promote the game of golf to the world. I love the fact that the Olympics are making golf less elitist and more of a game for people; the game is growing.
"We're very pleased to see the game continue to grow throughout the world. And that's really the point of us being here and helping with the refereeing work in India. Last week, we were in Vietnam, talking about people from a number of countries around Southeast Asia. And in any way that the R&A can promote the game and by the use of rules education, we can do that, we find that very beneficial indeed towards the entire growth of the game,” Roger Bathurst said during his address.
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