[ENCORE] Golf in Taiwan: A Surprisingly Long History

<p>Hear the tale of Japanese colonial officials discovering golf as the "new cool thing for elites" -- and ordering a course built in just a few hours. Plus, the story of Lu Liang-huan (呂良煥), a man from a poor family who worked his way up from being a caddy to an impressive 2nd place win at the 1971 British Open. NOTE: We are re-releasing this episode in celebration of the 62nd anniversary of the Kaohsiung Golf and Country Club 高雄高爾夫俱樂部, a pubic course and oasis of nature, trees, and birds in the middle of the city (and, of course, an international-standard golf course). This episode...