How Stephen Curry, veteran game changer, hopes to change golf
Stephen Curry has made a career out of finding gaps in a defense and using what little space is available to get off thrill-inducing shots, including in his most recent Game 7 triumph. To find a niche in a sport that has become his passion away from his profession, Curry has used a similar approach — by recognizing a void in golf and pulling up.
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