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Why boundary shape changes how a ground feels

An editorial look at ovals, squares, pockets, and the subtle geometry spectators rarely name.

An editorial look at ovals, squares, pockets, and the subtle geometry spectators rarely name.

An editorial look at ovals, squares, pockets, and the subtle geometry spectators rarely name.

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