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Golfing May Help You Live Longer, Research Finds

For older adults, finding the opportunity to exercise in a nonstrenuous and comfortable environment can be difficult. According to a new research study, doctors have identified a simple yet effective way to lower the risk of stroke and even early death: playing golf.
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