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← Return to briefingIn The Woodlands, Texas, a measure has been taken to enhance driver safety. Safety nets have been installed to protect drivers from stray balls. The installation of these nets is in response to stray balls from the Gus Wortham Golf Course.
This course is apparently located near a road, posing a risk to passing drivers. For more information on this safety initiative, readers can refer to KHOU Houston, the source of this update. Further details are available from this local news outlet.
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