To accomplish this unique approach, Organon chemist Anton Bom came up with a molecule that resembles a hungry octopus, with eight chemical "arms" that can grab the muscle relaxant and trap it in a maw-like hole.

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On the next hole Davis clambers into a sand trap with me to show me how to open the blade of my sand wedge for a short shot.

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And of course, they dig a big hole and get caught in the loss trap, and maybe take years and years to ever get back.

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