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P-ISSN 2168-7595
E-ISSN 2168-7609
Published Papers
Vol. 4, Issue 1, 2015June 01, 2015 BST

A Global Game With Global Players: Diminishing Contrasts and Increasing Varieties in the Working Lives of Professional Golfers

John Fry, Thomas Davies, Adam G. Smith, David J. Barron, Chris Yiannaki,
figurational sociologydiminishing contrasts and increasing varietiesplaying conditionsglobalizationprofessional golf

Articles in Vol. 4, Issue 1, 2015

Vol. 4, Issue 1, 2015
  • A Global Game With Global Players: Diminishing Contrasts and Increasing Varieties in the Working Lives of Professional Golfers
    John FryThomas DaviesAdam G. SmithDavid J. BarronChris Yiannaki
  • Effect of Patch-Light Demonstration on Observational Learning of Golf Swing
    Jaeho ShimGlenn MillerRafer LutzYoung-Hoo KwonBee-Oh Lim
  • Etiquette and the Cultural Diffusion of Golf: Globalization and Emotional Control in Social Relations
    Dominic MalcolmJan Ove Tangen
  • Making the Cut and Winning a Golf Putting Championship: The Role of Approach-Avoidance Achievement Goals
    Marc LochbaumChad Smith
  • Tracking Technical Refinement in Elite Performers: The Good, the Better, and the Ugly
    Howie J. CarsonDave Collins
International Journal of Golf Science
Fry, J., Davies, T., Smith, A. G., Barron, D. J., & Yiannaki, C. (2015). A Global Game With Global Players: Diminishing Contrasts and Increasing Varieties in the Working Lives of Professional Golfers. International Journal of Golf Science, 4(1), 15–32.
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