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In golf as in life it is the follow through that makes the difference.

In golf as in life it is the follow through that makes the d

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This quote suggests that the way one finishes or follows through with their actions is what ultimately sets them apart in both golf and life. It implies that the consequences or results of our efforts depend on the manner in which we complete them. Just like in golf, where a strong and controlled follow through can directly impact the accuracy and distance of the shot, the way we follow through with our actions and decisions in life can shape our success or failure. It emphasizes the importance of consistency, determination, and commitment in achieving desired outcomes.

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