The modern game of golf originated in 15th century Scotland, where it was banned for a time by James II, who felt that the game was a distraction for the Scots who should be playing archery - a more utilitarian sport. Ironically, this ban was lifted in 1502 by James IV, a direct descendant of James II who had taken up golf himself. In the mid-16th century, Archbishop Hamilton of Scotland granted permission to redesign the greens along with St. Andrews. This was a symbol of mainstream acceptance and soon made St. Andrews a sacred ground for golf enthusiasts throughout Europe. People are using the best golf bags to play in the course. Until the 18th century, most games of golf were played according to unofficial rules. However, these rules became standardized under the aegis of the game's first governing body, an organization known as The Honorable Company of Edinburgh Golfers. In 1764, this body approved the recognition of a full "round" of golf as consisting...