Who said golf had to be played on a regular golf course?
Golf In Unlikely Settings
March 06, 2014
Morgan Hoffmann, New York City.
Photo By: Aaron Richter
Tiger Woods, Bosphorus Bridge, Istanbul.
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Jose Maria Olazabal, Faro, Portugal.
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Colin Montgomerie, Kabul, Afghanistan.
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Rory McIlroy, Hong Kong.
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USS Theodore Roosevelt aircraft carrier in the Arabian Sea: U.S. Machinist Mate Brian McClain.
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Nine-hole golf course on the St. Lawrence River in Rimouski, Quebec, Canada.
Photo By: Charles LaBerge
DMZ golf. The 192-yard one hole runs along the 151-mile fence that separates North and South Korea.
Photo By: Stephen Szurlej
Walter Hagen on The Mauretania en route to the Open Championship at Hoylake.
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Prison View Golf Course, Angola, Louisiana.
Photo By: Jensen Larson
The Cow Dung Golf Tournament, Riederalp, Switzerland.
Photo By: Jean-Christophe Bott/Keystone/AP Photo
Pan American Airways base members created their own course, Midway Island, Pacific Ocean.
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Lt. Michael Bassi, Combat Outpost Zerok, Afghanistan.
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Clint Eastwood, on the set of Rawhide.
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"Tee Time" by photographer Charles C. Ebbets.
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