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there are plenty of other options this holiday season. Consider golf-related gifts, for example.

Like fantasy football, golf is a widely popular activity. The golfer you know is probably a hack, so some one-on-one instruction could be a godsend.

The Farm practice facility in Warrenton provides just that, for the hack and polished player alike.

Owned by PGA teaching pro Kirk Lucas and LGPA player Kris Tschetter, The Farms consists of 73 acres of tees, fairways, greens and hazards organized to simulate almost any golf shot found on any course.

A session with Lucas can range from one hour to a full day for $200-1,200, and it typically consists of video swing analysis, drill work and course simulation, as well as use of unique tools like the Super Tee, which is designed to cure the yips. An instruction session is available to be booked (kirklucasgolf(?>gmail.com) almost every day of the year.

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