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This category contains archery related sites located in Hounslow.
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This category deals with football associations, leagues, clubs, teams, and coaching.
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This category is for sites about the game Golf.The word "golf" is recorded as long ago as 1457, in the statutes of the Scottish Parliament, when the sport was banned because it interfered with archery practice. The word was also spelled "gowf", reflecting the way the Scots pronounced it. Some say the word derives from an Old Dutch or Old German word "kolb, kolven" meaning club, clubs.
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