The making of golf balls, from the primary liquid core to the finished sphere, a camera trip up Canyon Lake in Ariz., and Olvera St.
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Should you watch this? Honestly, only if you’re into weird, dusty film archives or if you have a bizarre fascination with how golf balls were made during the Great Depression. If you’re looking for a plot, you’re in the wrong place. This is just a series of vignettes that don't really talk to each other. It feels like...
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Charles E. Ford
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"Should you watch this? Honestly, only if you’re into weird, dusty film archives or if you have a bizarre fascination with how golf balls were made during the Great Depression. If you’re looking for a plot, you’re in the wrong place. This is just a series of vignettes that don't really talk to each other. It feels like stumbling onto a weird channel at 3 AM. One minute you’re watching someone pour liquid into a rubber core, and suddenly you’re on a boat in Arizona. The weirdest part The transit..."
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