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United States Golf Association 21 January 16,1926 UNITED STATES GOLF ASSOCIATION 21 Alabama Delaware Country Club of Birmingham, Birmingham Du Pont Country Club, Wilmington Xewark Country Club, Newark Arkansas Wilmington Country Club, Wilmington Texarkana Country Club, Texarkana District of Columbia Friendship Golf Club, Washington California Florida Annandale Golf Club, Pasadena Belvedere Golf & Country Club, Belyedere Belleair Country Club. Belleair Heights Berk.ele~' Country Club, Berkeley Cleveland Heights Golf &. Country Club, Burlingame Country Club, Burlin~ame Lakeland California Country Club, Culver City Everglades Club, Palm Beach California Golf Club, San Francisco Gulf Stream Golf Club, Delra'\" Claremont Country Club, Oakland Hollywood Golf & Country Chlb:Hollywood Contr~ Costa Golf Club, Crockett Lakewood Estates Country Club, St. Peters- Del l\Ionte Golf & Country Club, Del Monte burg Flintridge Country Club, Pasadena Miami Beach Golf Club, l\Iiami Beach Hillcrest Country Club, Los Angeles Miami Municipal Golf Links, Miami Humboldt Golf &. Country Club, Eureka Orlando Country Club, Orlando La Cumbre Golf & Country Club, Santa Palm Beach Country Club. Palm Beach Barbara Pensacola Country Club, Pensacola Los Angeles Country Club. Beyerlv Hills Ro)'al Park Golf Course, Yero Beach Menlo Country chib, Redwood City St. Augustine Links, St. Au~ustine l\lidwick Country Club, Los Angeles Temple Terraces Country Club, Tampa Montecito Country Club, Santa Barbara Useppa Golf Club, Useppa Island Ojai Valley Country Club, Ojai Georgia Ol)'mpic Club, San Francisco Presidio Golf Club, Snn Francisco Augusta Country Club, Augusta Rancho Golf Club, I~os Angeles Capital City Country Club, Atlanta Redlnnds Country Club, Redlands Druid Hills Golf Club, Atlanta San Francisco Golf & Country Club San Highland Country Club, LaGrange Francisco ' ,Jek)'l Island Club, Brunswick San Gabriel Country Cluh, San Gabriel Savannah Golf Club, Savannah Snnta Ann Country Club. Santa Ann Hawaii Sequoyah Country Club, Oakland Stockton Golf & Country Club, Stockton Oahu Country Club, Honolulu Victoria Club, Riyerside Illinois 'Vilshire Countr)' Club, Los Angeles Aurora Country Club, Aurora Beardstown Country Cluh, Beardstown Colorado Beverly Country Club, Chica~o BouIeler Country Club, Boulder Bob O'Link Golf Club. Hig-hland Park Brondmoor Golf Club. Colorado Springs Brierga te Golf Club, Deerfield Cherry Hills Club, Englewood Bryn Mnwr Countr~' Club, Morton GroY(~ Colorado Springs Golf Club, Colorado Bunker Hill Country Club, Niles Springs Butterfield Country Club. Hinsdale Denyer Countrv Cluh. Denver Calumet Country Club, Homewood Lakewood Country Club. Denver Champaign County Country Club, Cham- Pueblo Golf & COtlIltry Club, Pueblo pai~n Chicago Golf Club. Wheaton Connecticut Country Club of Peoria, Peoria Crawford County Country Club, Robinson Brooklawn Country Cluh, Bridgeport Danyille Country Club, Danville CountQ' Cluh of Fairfield, Southl)ort Dixon Country Club. Dixon Countr)' Club of Farmington. Farmington Ed~ewater Golf Club, Chicago Countr~: Cluh of 'Vaterhury. 'Vaterbur~' Ed~ewood Golf Club, LaGrange Greernnch Country Club. Greenwich Elmhurst Golf Cluh, Elmhurst Hartford Golf Club, Hartford Evanston Golf Cluh, Evnnston Highland Country Cluh, l\Ieriden Exmoor CouIltr~' Club. IIi~hland Park Manchester Country Club, South Manches- Flossmoor Country Club, Flossmoor ter Glen Flora Country Cluh, "'auke~an New Haven Country Club, !\ew Haven Glen Onk Country Cluh, "'heaton Race Brook Country Cluh. Orange Glenview Club. Golf Rillgewood Countr~' 'Cluh. Danbury Grel'n Yalley Country Cluh. "'heaton Round Hill Club, Greenwich Harlem Golf Cluh, Forest Park Sequin Golf Cluh. Hartford Harlem Hills Club, Rockfonl Shenecosset Country Cluh, Groton Hinsllale Golf Cluh. IIinsdale Shuttle Meadow Cluh, New Britain IllIewild Country Cluh. Flossmoor Sound Beach Golf & Countr)' Cluh. Sound IlIini Country Cluh. Rprin~tielll Beach Imlinn Hill Cluh. Winnetka Southington Country Cluh, Southington .Joliet Country Club .• Joliet Tnrnble Brook Country Club. Hartford Kankakee CountQ' Club,' Kanlwkpt' "'pc Burn Golf Club. 1\oroton LnGr:\l1~e Country Club. LaGran~e 'Vest Hartford Golf Course. lIartford Lnk~ Rhore CountrJ' Club. GIPllC(){' 'VethersfieIel Countr~' Club, "'etl.~ersfipld ~ral)lson County Country Club. Edwnrds- ',,"oodway Countr}' Club, Springdale nIle 22 BULLETIN OF GREEN SECTION OF THE Vol. VI. No.1 Mattoon Country Club, Mattoon Hutchinson CountrJ' Club Association, McHenry Country Club, McHenr~' Hutchinson Meadow 'Yoods Country Club, Centralia Lawrence Country Club, Lawrence Midland Country Club, Kewanee Milburn Golf & Country Club, Merriam Midlothian Country Club, Midlothian Topeka CountrJ" Clu!>, Topeka l\1t. Hawle~' CountrJ' Club, Peoria "'ichita Country Club, 'Vichita Northmoor Country Club, Ravinia 'Yillowbrook Golf Club, Hutchinson North Shore Golf Club, Glenview Oak Park Country Club, Oak Park Kentucky Old Elm Club, }~ort Sheridan As-l1lanil Golf Club, Lexington Olympia Fields CountrJ' Club, Matteson Bellefonte CountQ' Club, Ashland Onwentsia Club, Lake Forest Bourbon Country Club, Paris Ottawa Country Club, Ottawa Fort Mitchell Country Club, Covington Park Ridge Country Club, Park Ridge Highland Countr~. Club, Fort Thomas Pekin Country Club, Pekin Louisville Country Club. Louis\'ilIe Pontiac Golf & Country Club, Pontiac Twin Oaks Golf Club, Covington Quincy Country Club, Quincy Uavisloe Country Club, Homewood Louisiana Uidge Countr~' Club, Chicago Broadmoor Golf Cluh, Shreveport Ridgemoor Country Club, Norwood Park Marine Hospital Golf Club, Carville Riverside Golf Club, Riverside New Orleans Countr~' Club, New Orleans Rockford Country Club, Rockford . Shreveport Country Club, Shreveport Rock Island Arsenal Golf, Rock Island 'Vest End Country Club, New Orleans St. Clair Country Club, East St. Louis Shewami Country Club, Sheldon Maine Shoreacres Golf Club, Lake Forest Augusta Country Club, Augusta Short Hills Country Club, East Moline Blink Bonnie Golf Club. Sorrento Sinnissippi-Ingersoll .Parks Club, Uockford Martindale CountrJ' Club, Auburn Skokie Country Club, Glencoe Megunticook Golf Club, Camden South Shore Country Club, Chicago Oakdale Country Club, Rumford Sunset Ridge Countr~' Club, 'Winnetka Penobscot Valley CountrJ. Club, Bangor Urbana Golf & Countr~' Club, Urbana Poland Springs Golf Club, South Poland Vernon Ridge Country Club, Deerfield Portland CountQ" Club, Portland "'estmoreland Country Club, Chicago Prouts Neck Countr,y Club, Prouts Neck "'right, Harold, Chicago Maryland Indiana Baltimore Countr~' Club, Baltimore Auburn Country Club, Auburn Bannockburn Golf Cluh, Glen Echo Broadmoor Country Club, Indianapolis Burning Tree Club, Bethesda Christiana Country Club, Elkhart Catoctin Country Club, Frederick Country Club of Indianapolis, Indianapolis Chevy Chase Club, Chevy Chase Country Club of LaFa:rette, LaFaJ'ette Columbia CountrJ. Club, Chev.y Chase Country Club of Logansport, Logansport Congressional Country Club, HockviIle CountrJ' Club of Terre Haute, Terre Haute Cumberland Country Club, Cumberland Culver Military Academy, Culver Elkridge Hunt Club, "'oodorook Delaware CountrJ' Club, Muncie Fountain Head Country Club, Hagerstown East Shore Country Club, Culver Gibson Island Cluh, Pasadena Elwood Country Club, Elwood Green Spring Valley Hunt Club, Garrison Fort Harrison Country Club, Terre Haute Indian Spring Golf Club, Sligo Fort 'Vnyne Country Club, Fort 'Vayne :MarJ'land Country Club, Baltimore French Lick Springs Hotel Co., }~rench Sherwooll }'orest' Golf Course, Annapolis Lick Suburban Club of Baltimore County, Ar- Hazelden Country Cluh, Brook lington Highland Golf & Country Club, Indianapolis Town & Country Club, Bethesda Kokomo Country Club. Kokomo Massachusetts Miami Countr,,' Cluo, )Iishawaka New Albany Country Clu!>. New .Albany Al!>emarle Golf Cluh, 'Vest Newton Richmond Country Club, Uichmond Arlmont Countr~' Clu!>, Arlington Heights South Bend Country Club, 'Vymans, South Bass Hinr Golf Club, South Yarmouth Bend Bass Hocks Golf Cluh, Gloucester Vlen Country Club, I..ehanon Bellevue Golf Club, :\Ielrose Vnlparniso Golf Cluh, Yaillarniso Belmont Spring Countr~' Club, 'Yaverley 'Vawasee Golf Course, fhTncuse Berkshire Hills Country Club, Pittsfield '\Yoodstock Club, Indianapolis Blue Hill Countr.r Cluh, Canton Brae-Burn Country Club, "'est 1\ewton Iowa Brockton CountrJ' Clu!>. Campello Council Bluffs Country Cluh. Council nluff~ Charle~ Hiver Country Cluh, Newton Centre Country Club of Fort Dod~e, Fort DOII!;e Chatham Country Clu!>, Chatham Davenport Country Club, Davenport . Cohasse Countr:. Cluh, f;outhhridge Golf &. Country Club, Des )Ioines Commonwealth Country Cluh, Chestnut Hill Sioux City Country Club, Sioux City Concord Countr,,' Cluh. Concord Sunnyside Country Clu!>, "'aterIoo Country Cluh, Brooldine 'Wakonda CountrJ' Club, Des )Ioines Countr~. Club of New Bellfrml. New Bedford Country Club of Pittsfipld, Pittsfield Kansas C~ountry Club of Springtidll, Springfield Fort Leavenworth Officers' Club, Fort C;row Point Golf Cluh, Hingham I,cavPTlworth Dedham Country & Polo Cluh, Dedham jannary i6,1926 UNITED STATES GOLF ASSOCIATION 23 Essex County Club, Manchester Meadowbrook Country Club, Northville Fall River Country Club, Fall River Monroe Country Club, Monroe Framingham Country Club, Framingham Muskegon Country Club, Muskegon Centre Niles-Buchanan Country Club, Buchanan Franklin Country Club, Franklin Oakland Hills Country Club, Birmingham Highland Country Club, Attleboro Ot-well-egan Country Club, Allegan Hoosic Wlrisick Club, Ponkapoag Pine Lake
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