A Chinese university is demanding that its law and business students take golf lessons in order to prepare them for a commercial world in which business deals are made on the links.
The compulsory golf classes will start in two months at Xiamen University in the southeastern city of Xiamen.
Economics and computer software students will also be forced to take lessons.
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