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Ex-NBA guard J.R. Smith aims to make golf more accessible

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The weekly Par 3 Podcast features Smith, famed high-end jeweler Ben Baller, and Malbon Golf lifestyle and apparel company co-founder Stephen Malbon. It's designed to be three golfers chatting candidly about the game they love, and doing so in a manner to make the sport feel broadly welcoming.
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Ex-NBA guard J.R. Smith aims to make golf more accessible

J.R. Smith followed his own path to golf, from high school basketball star to 16-year NBA veteran and now older-than-usual college athlete at North Carolina A&T .

2 months ago·United States
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Ex-NBA guard J.R. Smith aims to make golf more accessible

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2 months ago·San Diego, United States
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Ex-NBA guard J.R. Smith aims to make golf more accessible

J.R. Smith followed his own path to golf, from high school basketball star to 16-year NBA veteran and now older-than-usual college athlete at North Carolina A&T . He wants his story to help others feel comfortable taking up the sport.

2 months ago·Victoria, Canada
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Ex-NBA guard J.R. Smith aims to make golf more accessible

J.R. Smith followed his own path to golf, from high school basketball star to 16-year NBA veteran and now older-than-usual college athlete at North Carolina A&T . He wants his story to help others feel comfortable taking up the sport.

2 months ago
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Ex-NBA guard J.R. Smith aims to make golf more accessible

J.R. Smith followed his own path to golf, from high school basketball star to 16-year NBA veteran and now older-than-usual college athlete at North Carolina A&T . He wants his story to help others feel comfortable taking up the sport.

2 months ago
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Ex-NBA guard J.R. Smith aims to make golf more accessible

J.R. Smith followed his own path to golf, from high school basketball star to 16-year NBA veteran and now older-than-usual college athlete at North Carolina A&T. He wants his story to help others feel comfortable taking up the sport. “There’s definitely a place in the game for everybody,” Smith said. “No matter what color, age you are, gender — there’s a place in this game for any and everybody.” That's Smith's message with Wednesday’s launch of…

2 months ago·Albuquerque, United States
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