Atlanta lawyer Robert Crosby has played golf his entire life. The game has rewarded him in many ways, so Crosby gives by volunteering his services to three golf-related organizations. For one, he serves on a subcommittee of the United States Golf Association that is responsible for collecting, organizing and preserving historical materials related to golf course architecture. "A great deal of historical material is disappearing. There is no repository for it," says Crosby, who plays golf about once a week.
August 13, 2008 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Atlanta lawyer Robert A. Crosby, 59, has played golf his entire life. The game has rewarded him in many ways.
Crosby gives back to the game by volunteering his services to three golf-related organizations: the Charles W. Harrison Scholarship, the United States Golf Association and the Atlanta Public Golf Conservancy.
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