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Fortune
Steve Mollman

Remote workers doing more work at night are taking afternoon breaks, and golf courses are among those benefiting

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Remote workers are taking a cue from college students. Rather than working 9 to 5, they’re spreading work out to off hours. That means that late afternoons, for instance, are fair game for doing something fun. If you’re planning to work later that night, after all, why not? 

One beneficiary of the shift to remote work, it appears, is golf courses. According to Stanford researchers, working from home “has powered a huge boom in golfing.” 

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