Attitude Taken By A Golfer Crossword Clue

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STANCE
- Attitude
- attitude taken by a golfer
- Batsman’s pose
- Batsman’s posture
- Boxing position
- Point of view held by the rudest ancestors
- Position adopted in some instances

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