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Tim finds comfort on the golf course after his serious diagnosis: I am not focused on being sick there

Tim finds comfort on the golf course after his serious diagnosis: I am not focused on being sick there

Tim van der Lugt, a 44-year-old man diagnosed with a rare brain tumor, finds therapeutic relief and distraction by playing golf. He is currently channeling his passion for the sport into a special mission while living with his condition.

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