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The Dr. Alister MacKenzie Chronology The 15th Revision

Alister MacKenzie onboard Cover to one of MacKenzie’s many lectures on the subject of Greenkeeping. , S.H. Woodruff, unknown, and Alister S.S. Berengaria en route to MacKenzie at proposed Dana Point Course March 9, 1926 Courtesy Dana Point Historical Society Photo courtesy: Neil Crafter The Dr. Alister MacKenzie Chronology The 15th Revision

The Goal In the late 1990’s Nick Leefe and Bob Beck launched an effort to document the physical presence and movements of the great architect Dr. Alister MacKenzie. That effort sparked club secretaries, historians, architects, professional writers, enthusiasts – in short, a global community of MacKenzie admirers – to share their knowledge. This, the 15th edition of “The MacKenzie Chronology,” is the latest product of that collective and continuing generosity.

Photo of a green site at Melrose Country London Flying Club Club a collaboration of Maxwell and Circa 1920 MacKenzie courtesy of Neil Crafter The Dr. Alister MacKenzie Chronology The 15th Revision

Why are MacKenzie’s whereabouts important? A timeline establishes a foundation of fact. Upon this foundation researchers can build their narratives of history. Without this fact base, large gaps in time appear, and speculation is the all too-common and unfortunate result - the quality of scholarship is impoverished. The ramifications can be significant - original design features and perhaps entire courses disappear or suffer disfiguration, writings are misunderstood or misinterpreted, attributions are missed or made improperly. As readers, as golfers, and as caretakers of the game of golf, we suffer.

A timeline is more than a series of dry facts. To read this timeline is to know MacKenzie the designer, and yet gain a window into the man. With this timeline, we are given the gift of seeing, in a single sweep of pages, MacKenzie’s global, decades-long pursuit of excellence in design. A pursuit that ended over 70 years ago, but whose ramifications and influence, improbably, continue down to our day.

Weston-super-Mare Valley Club of Montecito From an article written by Postcard early 1930’s Dr. MacKenzie Circa 1922 The Dr. Alister MacKenzie Chronology The 15th Revision

The 15th Revision

This revision continues the effort and narrows the gaps in chronology. Surprisingly, the true number of golf courses MacKenzie worked on or advised upon during his career is not known definitively. And so the authors hope this revision, like the prior editions, will spur additional research and lead many more to come forth with information unknown to the golfing world. Next Steps:

The process of compiling and continuing the research to update a MacKenzie Chronology has sparked two additional “foundational” pieces of scholarship:

* A detailed list of the golf courses MacKenzie designed,revised, or consulted to; and * A bibliography of MacKenzie’s writings, both public writings such as newspaper and magazine articles and books, as well as private correspondence, plans, and reports. For a man who achieved such a rich and productive career, surprisingly few primary-source documents are known to researchers. Some have been lost to fire, some to time. The authors therefore urge anyone with information on MacKenzie to contact them.

MacKenzie Research Group

Nick Leefe [email protected] Neil Crafter [email protected] Sean Tully [email protected] Niall Carlton [email protected] Mark Bourgeois [email protected] Mark Rowlinson [email protected] @ Credit for Mackenzie drawing Nick Norton ngnorton hotmail.com Cathy Trachok Dr. Alister MacKenzie Chronology 1870-1934 15th Revision August 18, 2010 Key for 2nd column Red =UK/Ireland Blue=North America Green=Australia/New Zealand Black=South America YEAR DATE ACTIVITY & LOCATION Source 1870 August 30 Normanton, , England. Alexander Birth Certificate Mackenzie born to the son of dr. William Scobie Mackenzie and Mary jane Mackenzie (nee Smith) 1899 , England. Mackenzie living at Brandon Medical register 1899 Villa, Chapeltown Road neil Crafter 1903 Leeds, England. Mackenzie living at Brandon Medical register 1903 Villa, Chapeltown Road neil Crafter 1905 July 26 Leeds, England. Alister MacKenzie marries Edith Who’s Who- Yorkshire 1912 Mary Wedderburn 1906 July 21 Harrogate Golf Club. Starbeck. Harrogate, North Manchester Guardian July 23, 1906 Yorkshire, England. Played in the Harrogate Cup Mark Bourgeois and shot a 78 tied with H.J. Humphrey in the second class 1907 Leeds, England. Mackenzie living at 30 Harehills Medical register 1907 Avenue, Leeds neil Crafter 1907 January 29 Alwoodley Golf Club. Leeds, England. Committee The Full & Green Committee Meetings Meeting from 1907 –1931 of the Alwoodley Club are held at the Leeds Club. Nick Leefe 1907 February 5 Alwoodley Golf Club. Leeds, England. Committee Alwoodley Club Files Meeting Nick Leefe 1907 February 12 Alwoodley Golf Club. Leeds, England. Committee Alwoodley Club Files Meeting Nick Leefe 1907 February 19 Alwoodley Golf Club. Leeds, England. Committee Alwoodley Club Files Meeting Nick Leefe 1907 February 26 Alwoodley Golf Club. Leeds, England. Committee Alwoodley Club Files Meeting Nick Leefe 1907 March 5 Alwoodley Golf Club. Leeds, England. Committee Alwoodley Club Files Meeting Nick Leefe

Page 5 1907 Mar. 12 Alwoodley Golf Club. Leeds, England. Committee Alwoodley Club Files Meeting Nick Leefe 1907 Mar. 19 Alwoodley Golf Club. Leeds, England. Committee Alwoodley Club Files Meeting Nick Leefe 1907 April 9 Alwoodley Golf Club. Leeds, England. Committee Alwoodley Club Files Meeting & Green Meeting Nick Leefe 1907 April 15 Alwoodley Golf Club. Leeds, England. Committee Alwoodley Club Files Meeting & Green Meeting Nick Leefe 1907 May 3 Alwoodley Golf Club. Leeds, England. Committee Alwoodley Club Files Meeting Nick Leefe 1907 May 10 Alwoodley Golf Club. Leeds, England. Committee Alwoodley Club Files Meeting Nick Leefe 1907 May 29 Alwoodley Golf Club. Leeds, England. Committee Alwoodley Club Files Meeting Nick Leefe 1907 June 17 Alwoodley Golf Club. Leeds, England. Committee Alwoodley Club Files Meeting Nick Leefe 1907 July 20 Harrogate Golf Club in Starbeck. Harrogate, Manchester Guardian 22 July 1907 , England. Played in “second Mark Bourgeois class” division of the Harrogate Cup. Shot 89 gross, net 78 off a of 11 1907 July 31 Leeds England. MacKenzie has H.S. Colt staying As stated by Colt in his introduction over at his house for Colt’s visit to Alwoodley for Golf Architecture 1907 July 31 Alwoodley Golf Club. Leeds, England. Committee Alwoodley Club Files Meeting Nick Leefe 1907 August Alwoodley Golf Club. Leeds, England. MacKenzie Alwoodley Club Files won the Medal Shoots 89(11)=78 Nick Leefe 1907 September Alwoodley Golf Club. Leeds, England. MacKenzie Alwoodley Club Files won the Medal Shoots 85(9)=76 Nick Leefe 1907 September 13 Alwoodley Golf Club. Leeds, England. Committee Alwoodley Club Files Meeting Nick Leefe 1907 October 16 Alwoodley Golf Club. Leeds, England. Committee Alwoodley Club Files Meeting Nick Leefe 1907 November 5 Alwoodley Golf Club. Leeds, England. Committee Alwoodley Club Files Meeting Nick Leefe 1907 November 8 Alwoodley Golf Club. Leeds, England. Committee Alwoodley Club Files Meeting Nick Leefe 1907 December 9 Alwoodley Golf Club. Leeds, England. Committee Alwoodley Club Files Meeting Nick Leefe 1907 December 18 Alwoodley Golf Club. Leeds, England. Committee Alwoodley Club Files Meeting Nick Leefe

Page 6 1907 December 30 Alwoodley Golf Club. Leeds, England. Committee Alwoodley Club Files Meeting Nick Leefe 1908 January 14 Alwoodley Golf Club. Leeds, England. Committee Alwoodley Club Files Meeting Nick Leefe 1908 January 27 Leeds, England. Alwoodley Golf Club. Committee Alwoodley Club Files Meeting & Green Meeting Nick Leefe 1908 February 13 Alwoodley Golf Club. Leeds, England. Committee Alwoodley Club Files Meeting Nick Leefe 1908 March 19 Alwoodley Golf Club. Leeds, England. Committee Alwoodley Club Files Meeting Nick Leefe 1908 April 10 Alwoodley Golf Club. Leeds, England. Committee Alwoodley Club Files Meeting Nick Leefe 1908 April 30 Alwoodley Golf Club. Leeds, England. Committee Alwoodley Club Files Meeting Nick Leefe 1908 May 13 Alwoodley Golf Club. Leeds, England. Committee Alwoodley Club Files Meeting Nick Leefe 1908 May 29 Alwoodley Golf Club. Leeds, England. Committee Alwoodley Club Files Meeting Nick Leefe 1908 June 20 Alwoodley Golf Club. Leeds, England. Committee Alwoodley Club Files Meeting Nick Leefe 1908 July 3 leeds Club. Leeds, England. Mackenzie writes to Alwoodley Club Files Mr Paget the Harewood estate Agent asking him Nick Leefe to follow up Alwoodley’s letter to Lord harewood regarding Royal status for Alwoodley 1908 August Alwoodley Golf Club. Leeds, England. MacKenzie Alwoodley Club Files won the medal Shoots 89(9)=80 Nick Leefe 1908 September Alwoodley Golf Club. Leeds, England. MacKenzie Alwoodley Club Files won the medal Shoots 84(7)=77 Nick Leefe 1908 September 17 Alwoodley Golf Club. Leeds, England. Committee Alwoodley Club Files Meeting Nick Leefe 1908 October 15 Alwoodley Golf Club. Leeds, England. Committee Alwoodley Club Files Meeting Nick Leefe 1908 October 30 . Leeds, England. Walked the Alwoodley Club Files proposed site for the course Nick Leefe 1908 November 2 Alwoodley Golf Club. Leeds, England. Committee Alwoodley Club Files Meeting Nick Leefe 1908 November Moortown Golf Club. Leeds, England. Asked to Alwoodley Club Files plan 18 hole course, but started with 9 holes Nick Leefe 1908 November 19 Alwoodley Golf Club. Leeds, England. Committee Alwoodley Club Files Meeting Nick Leefe

Page 7 1908 November 27 Alwoodley Golf Club. Leeds, England. Committee Alwoodley Club Files Meeting Nick Leefe 1908 December 1 Moortown Golf Club. Leeds, England. Work Alwoodley Club Files commenced at Moortown Nick Leefe 1908 December 15 Alwoodley Golf Club. Leeds, England. Committee Alwoodley Club Files Meeting Alwoodley Committee Meeting Nick Leefe 1909 January 18 Alwoodley Golf Club. Leeds, England. Committee Alwoodley Club Files Meeting Nick Leefe 1909 January 30 Alwoodley Golf Club. Leeds, England. Committee Alwoodley Club Files Meeting Nick Leefe 1909 February 19 Alwoodley Golf Club. Leeds, England. Committee Alwoodley Club Files Meeting Nick Leefe 1909 March 17 Alwoodley Golf Club. Leeds, England. Green Alwoodley Club Files Meeting – MacKenzie assumed present Nick Leefe 1909 March 27 Alwoodley Golf Club. Leeds, England. Green Alwoodley Club Files Meeting – MacKenzie assumed present Nick Leefe 1909 April 5 Alwoodley Golf Club. Leeds, England. Committee Alwoodley Club Files Meeting Nick Leefe 1909 April 22 Alwoodley Golf Club. Leeds, England. Committee Alwoodley Club Files Meeting in Leeds. MacKenzie tenders his Nick Leefe resignation as Secretary and on May 3rd MacKenzie’s resignation was accepted with regret and he was unanimously elected onto the Green Committee 1909 July Alwoodley Golf Club. Leeds, England. MacKenzie Alwoodley Club Files in the Captain’s Prize Nick Leefe 1909 July 5 Alwoodley Golf Club. Leeds, England. Committee Alwoodley Club Files Meeting Nick Leefe 1909 September 6 Alwoodley Golf Club. Leeds, England. Committee Alwoodley Club Files Meeting Nick Leefe 1909 October 6 Alwoodley Golf Club. Leeds, England. Committee Alwoodley Club Files Meeting Nick Leefe 1909 November 1 Alwoodley Golf Club. Leeds, England. Committee Alwoodley Club Files Meeting Nick Leefe 1909 December 6 Alwoodley Golf Club. Leeds, England. Committee Alwoodley Club Files Meeting Nick Leefe 1910 January 3 Alwoodley Golf Club. Leeds, England. Committee Alwoodley Club Files Meeting Nick Leefe 1910 February 7 Alwoodley Golf Club. Leeds, England. Committee Alwoodley Club Files Meeting Nick Leefe

Page 8 1910 February 12 Alwoodley Golf Club. Leeds, England. Committee Alwoodley Club Files Meeting & Green Meeting Nick Leefe 1910 April 4 Alwoodley Golf Club. Leeds, England. Committee Alwoodley Club Files Meeting Nick Leefe 1910 May 9 Alwoodley Golf Club. Leeds, England. Committee Alwoodley Club Files Meeting Nick Leefe 1910 June 6 Alwoodley Golf Club. Leeds, England. Committee Alwoodley Club Files Meeting Nick Leefe 1910 June 4 Alwoodley Golf Club. Leeds, England. Committee Alwoodley Club Files Meeting Nick Leefe 1910 Sept. 24 Moortown Golf Club. Leeds, England. Opening Doak, Haddock, Scott. Life & Times of day, MacKenzie was present and in photograph. Alister MacKenzie P.19 1911 Mackenzie living at Moor Allerton Lodge, leeds Medical register 1911 neil Crafter 1911 January 6 Alwoodley Golf Club. Leeds, England. Committee Alwoodley Club Files Meeting Nick Leefe 1911 January 31 Alwoodley Golf Club. Leeds, England. Committee Alwoodley Club Files Meeting Nick Leefe 1911 February 12 Alwoodley Golf Club. Leeds England. Committee Alwoodley Club Files Meeting & Green Meeting. MacKenzie assumed to Nick Leefe be in attendance for Green Committee meeting. 1911 March 6 Alwoodley Golf Club. Leeds, England. Committee Alwoodley Club Files Meeting Nick Leefe 1911 April 3 Alwoodley Golf Club. Leeds, England. Committee Alwoodley Club Files Meeting Nick Leefe 1911 May 2 Alwoodley Golf Club. Leeds, England. Committee Alwoodley Club Files Meeting Nick Leefe 1911 June 12 Alwoodley Golf Club. Leeds, England. Committee Alwoodley Club Files Meeting Nick Leefe 1911 July 3 Alwoodley Golf Club. Leeds, England. Committee Alwoodley Club Files Meeting Nick Leefe 1911 July Alwoodley Golf Club. Leeds, England. Committee Alwoodley Club Files Meeting Nick Leefe 1911 September 4 Alwoodley Golf Club. Leeds, England. Committee Alwoodley Club Files Meeting Nick Leefe 1911 Autumn Alwoodley Golf Club. Leeds, England. Committee Alwoodley Club Files Meeting & Green Meeting. Mackenzie assumed to Nick Leefe be in attendance for Green Committee meeting. 1911 December 4 Alwoodley Golf Club. Leeds, England. Committee Alwoodley Club Files Meeting Nick Leefe

Page 9 1912 January 8 Alwoodley Golf Club. Leeds, England. Committee Alwoodley Club Files Meeting. MacKenzie made captain for the upcoming Nick Leefe year 1912 January 26 Alwoodley Golf Club. Leeds, England. Committee Alwoodley Club Files Meeting Nick Leefe 1912 February 5 Alwoodley Golf Club. Leeds, England. Committee Alwoodley Club Files Meeting Nick Leefe 1912 March 4 Alwoodley Golf Club. Leeds, England. Committee Alwoodley Club Files Meeting Nick Leefe 1912 March 25 Alwoodley Golf Club. Leeds, England. Committee Alwoodley Club Files Meeting Nick Leefe 1912 May 4 West End Golf Club. Halifax, Yorkshire. Course West End Club records is opened. MacKenzie did some work here to bring Graham Thornton the course to 18 holes. Course already had 17 holes and he created a routing for 18 holes on a compact site 1912 May 6 Alwoodley Golf Club. Leeds, England. Committee Alwoodley Club Files Meeting Nick Leefe 1912 June 3 Alwoodley Golf Club. Leeds, England. Committee Alwoodley Club Files Meeting Nick Leefe 1912 July 19 Alwoodley Golf Club. Leeds, England. Committee Alwoodley Club Files Meeting Nick Leefe 1912 September 2 Alwoodley Golf Club. Leeds, England. Committee Alwoodley Club Files Meeting Nick Leefe 1912 Autumn Alwoodley Golf Club. Leeds, England. Committee Alwoodley Club Files Meeting & Green Meeting. MacKenzie assumed to Nick Leefe be in attendance for Green Committee 1912 MacKenzie is Introduced to Robert Hunter by Bob Beck . Hunter is on a trip with his entire family 1912 October 7 Alwoodley Golf Club. Leeds, England. Committee Alwoodley Club Files Meeting Nick Leefe 1912 November 4 Alwoodley Golf Club. Leeds. England. Committee Alwoodley Club Files Meeting Nick Leefe 1912 December 4 Alwoodley Golf Club. Leeds, England. Committee Alwoodley Club Files Meeting Nick Leefe 1913 Mackenzie appointed as captain of Moortown GC John Lovell (presumably from for 1913 moortown records) 1913 January 6 Alwoodley Golf Club. Leeds, England. Committee Alwoodley Club Files Meeting. Nick Leefe

Page 10 1913 January 30 Alwoodley Golf Club. Leeds, England.. Committee Alwoodley Club Files Meeting & Green Meeting Nick Leefe 1913 Early FebruaryLeeds, England. MacKenzie was in attendance at Golfing the Northern Section of the Greenkeepers’ February 13, 1913 Association where he was elected vice president Niall Carlton along with Henry Oliver. MacKenzie delivered an address that spoke to the necessity of the association in view of the fact that golfers now demanded a higher standard of things in greenkeeping. Also during the meeting MacKenzie promised a forthcoming paper for the Association 1913 February 5 Alwoodley Golf Club. Leeds, England. Committee Alwoodley Club Files Meeting Nick Leefe 1913 February 16 Alwoodley Golf Club. Leeds, England. MacKenzie Alwoodley Club Files assumed present for Green Committee meeting Nick Leefe 1913 February 28 Great Northern Hotel. Leeds, England. Mackenzie Yorkshire Post gives a speech to the Leeds Golf Club Annual March 1, 1913 Dinner Neil Crafter 1913 March 5 Queens Hotel. Leeds, England. MacKenzie attends The Yorkshire Union annual meeting of the Yorkshire Union of Golf March 6, 1913 Clubs. MacKenzie represents Alwoodley on the Neil Crafter Executive Committee of the YUGC. 1913 April 3 Alwoodley Golf Club. Leeds, England. Committee Alwoodley Club Files Meeting Nick Leefe 1913 May 28 Pannal Golf Club. Harrogate, England. A local Yorkshire Post paper lists the upcoming British Golf May 17, 1913 Greenkeepers’ Meeting. At the meeting MacKenzie Neil Crafter gives lecture on ‘Some Common Fallacies of Construction and Greenkeeping’ 1913 July 21 Alwoodley Golf Club. Leeds, England. Committee Alwoodley Club Files Meeting Nick Leefe 1913 July 26 Alwoodley Golf Club. Leeds, England. MacKenzie Yorkshire Post plays in the Leeds Medical Golf Competition. The July 29, 1913 Competition is over 36 holes at Alwoodley. Neil crafter MacKenzie plays in the final and loses at the 27TH hole 1913 July 27 Alwoodley Golf Club. Leeds, England. MacKenzie Alwoodley Club Files won the Captain’s Prize in a match against Mr. R.F. Nick Leefe Tetley decided on the 36th green Yorkshire post August 2, 1913 Neil Crafter

Page 11 1913 September 3 Alwoodley Golf Club. Leeds, England. Committee Alwoodley Club Files Meeting Nick Leefe 1913 September 28 Alistair (as spelled on form) Mackenzie was Peter Lewis proposed for Membership of the Royal and Heritage and Museum Director Ancient Golf Club by H.S. Colt and seconded by The R&A E.W. Scratton. Address given as “Moor Allerton, Leeds” and “Rank, Profession or other designation” is entered “Doctor” 1913 October 6 Alwoodley Golf Club. Leeds, England. Committee Alwoodley Club Files Meeting Nick Leefe 1913 October 13 Reddish Vale Golf Club. Cheshire, England. Manchester Guardian October 20,1913 MacKenzie visits site and confers with members Mark Bourgeois about the state of construction of the course 1913 December 3 Alwoodley Golf Club. Leeds, England. Committee Alwoodley Club Files Meeting Nick Leefe 1913 December 22 Alwoodley Golf Club. Leeds England. Committee Alwoodley Club Files Meeting & Green Meeting. MacKenzie assumed Nick Leefe present for Green Committee meeting 1914 January 15 Alwoodley Golf Club. Leeds, England. Committee Alwoodley Club Files Meeting Nick Leefe 1914 January 16 Darlington Golf Club. Haughton Grange, Darlington Golf Club – george storey Darlington. MacKenzie makes a site visit and spent the day laying out the routing for the course. He was paid 10 Guineas for the days work, with further visits at 5 Guineas 1914 January 18 Alwoodley Golf Club. Leeds, England. Committee Alwoodley Club Files Meeting & Green Meeting. MacKenzie assumed Nick Leefe present for Green Committee meeting 1914 January 30 Alwoodley Golf Club. Leeds, England. Committee Alwoodley Club Files Meeting & Green Meeting Nick Leefe 1914 February 8-9 St. Annes Old . , England. St. Annes Old Links Mackenzie inspected the course for the purpose Club Records of preparing a course-remodelling scheme. Work Jane Donohoe was most likely held off due to WWI. The club adopted his bunkering of the 7th hole in 1924. 1914 February 16 Alwoodley Golf Club. Leeds, England. Committee Alwoodley Club Files Meeting & Green Meeting. MacKenzie assumed Nick Leefe present for Green Committee meeting. 1914 Early March Withington Club. Manchester. England. Manchester Guardian 5 March 1914 Inspected the work “a few days ago”. Mark Bourgeois

Page 12 1914 March 4 Alwoodley Golf Club. Leeds, England. Committee Alwoodley Club Files Meeting Nick Leefe 1914 May 11 Stand Golf Club, Whitefield, England. MacKenzie Manchester Guardian 18 May 1914 visits the course with a view to preparing a plan Mark Bourgeois for extending the course to 18 holes 1914 May 16 Woodside Hotel. Birkenhead, England. MacKenzie Golfing gives a lecture to the Golf Greenkeepers’ May 13th 1914 Association titled “Economy in Golf Course Niall Carlton Construction and Greenkeeping.” Following his lecture Fred hawtree Hon. Secretary will explain the aims, objects, and progress of the association 1914 July Lytham Old Links GC Lancashire, England. “A few Manchester Guardian July 1914 weeks ago it was decided to increase the Mark Bourgeois subscription to 3 pounds, 4s for residents, and 2 pounds,3s for country members, a preparatory step towards the scheme for the entire reconstruction of the course on modern lines in accordance with the designs of Mr. A. Mackenzie, of Leeds”

1914 August 1 Mackenzie wins first prize in the ‘Country Life’ Country Life’, 1 August 1914 Lido Hole Competition, announced in the August Neil Crafter 1, 1914 edition 1914 No specific British Golf Greenkeepers’ Meeting. Location not date yet known. Lecture on ‘Economy in Course Construction’ 1915 January 18 Alwoodley Golf Club. Leeds, England. Committee Alwoodley Club Files Meeting Nick Leefe 1915 May Given commission in the Royal Engineers, with August issue of American Golfer rank of Lieutenant which would put it closer to June/ July Sean Tully The Scotsman of 1 June 1914 indicates Mackenzie had just been given a commission in the R.E. Neil Crafter 1915 September 28 Alistair (As spelled on form) MacKenzie was Peter Lewis elected a member of the Royal and Ancient Golf Heritage and Museum Director Club with his address given as “Moor Allerton, The R&A Leeds.” Under his name in brackets is the notation saying “Royal Engineers.”

Page 13 1915 1915 British Golf ’ Association meeting in Leeds. Gives lecture on ‘Military Entrenchments’ 1916 ? No info 1917 ? No info 1918 ? No info 1919 April 11 Sandy Lodge, Northwood, just outside London. MacKenzie’s writings Watched the final of the Army Championship, “Spirit of Saint Andrews” which in 1919 took the place of the British Page 237 Amateur 1919 June 5 Alwoodley Golf Club. Leeds, England. Meeting in Alwoodley Club Files Leeds Nick Leefe 1919 June 27 In St Andrews watching play in a professional The Scotsman July 1 1919 tournament over the Eden course. Was he there Neil Crafter as a representative of Colt Mackenzie & Alison? 1919 August Royal County Down. Newcastle, County Down, Royal County Down Club History Northern Ireland. MacKenzie was invited to give Richard Latham his impressions on the Ladies Course and the possibility of extending the course 1919 September 22 Cleckheaton Golf Club. CleckHeaton, England. Cleckheaton newsletter MacKenzie Visits Cleckheaton Golf Club for consultation 1919 November 1 Sutton Coldfield Golf Club. Sutton Coldfield, Alwoodley Club Files England. Attended Extraordinary General Nick Leefe Meeting to explain his remodelling scheme to the members 1919 November 3 Alwoodley Golf Club. Leeds, England. Committee Alwoodley Club Files Meeting Nick Leefe 1920 No date given Alwoodley Golf Club, Leeds, England. MacKenzie Alwoodley Club Files wins the Moynihan Cup. It is only open to the Nick Leefe medical profession in the Leeds area 1920 January Partnership with Colt and Alison January issue of American Golfer which would put it closer to Nov/Dec Sean Tully 1920 January Mackenzie’s book ‘Golf Architecture’ published in Book is reviewed in the Brisbane - London by Simpkin, Marshall, Hamilton, Kent & Co.Courier on 3 July 1920. Also February advertised in the March 1920 Issue of Golfing, which suggests the book was published in Jan-Feb. Neil Crafter Page 14 1920 First part of Colt & Alison’s book ‘Some essays on Golf Course Book is reviewed in the Irish Times on year Architecture published in London by Country Life 25 June 1920. The book was published & George Newnes. Mackenzie contributes chapter in first half of the year on “labour saving devices and the cost of Neil Crafter construction” 1920 January 17 Golf Club. Ganton, England. "It was resolved that Dr MacKenzie and Mr Colt Ian Douglas should both be called in to report on the Course & suggest any improvements " 1920 January 31 In a letter From edith Mackenzie she states, “my Website - husband is away and won’t be back until Tuesday” February 3 1920 February 3 Bury Golf Club. Bury, England. MacKenzie sends Bury Golf Club website telegram to Norman Duxbury of the Bury Golf Club to announce that he would visit the site 1920 February 5 Bury Golf Club. Bury, England. MacKenzie on site Bury Club Records 1920 February 25 Bury Golf Club. Bury, England. MacKenzie on site Bury Club Records 1920 March 8 Bury Golf Club. Bury, England. MacKenzie on site Bury Club Records 1920 April 6 Alwoodley and Moortown Golf Clubs. Leeds, Bury Club Records England. In a letter dated April 1st, it was confirmed that MacKenzie would show the committee of Bury around the two courses 1920 April 6 Bury Golf Club. Bury, England. MacKenzie on site Bury Club Records 1920 April 16 Ferry Golf Club. Suffolk, England. In Bury Club records a letter dated April 13th MacKenzie states that he is meeting with Mr. Claude Harris on Friday. To be verified along with the significance of this meeting and the possibility that harris was involved in the changes to the course 1920 April 21 Leeds, England. Mackenzie meets with Claude Bury Club Records Harris to discuss the Bury project. 1920 April 26 Bury Golf Club. Bury, England. MacKenzie on site Bury Club Records and also visiting Nelson GC on the same day. 1920 May 1 Bury Golf Club. Bury, England. MacKenzie on site Bury Club Records 1920 July 6 Bury Golf Club. Bury, England. MacKenzie on site Bury Club Records from Scarborough (South Cliff GC?)

Page 15 1920 July 19 In a letter dated July 19th MacKenzie writes, “I am Bury Club Records - just off to visit courses at Troon, Pollok, the July 27 New and Eden Courses at St. Andrews, and Dinsdale Spa, I do not arrive home until late Tuesday night” 1920 September 20 Bury Golf Club. Bury, England. MacKenzie on site Bury Club Records the week prior in a report dated Sept. 9th. 1920 September Ganton Golf Club. Yorkshire, England. Specific Ganton Golf Club Minutes - date to be determined. Club to carry out certain Ian Douglas October alterations as suggested by MacKenzie and the Sub Committee. 1. Make new bunker at 2nd on brow of hill 2. Make a new tee at the 5th 3. Turn the big cross-bunkers around at the 9th to face the 2nd shot, leaving a view of the green in the middle 4. Make the bunkers at the 10th so that they are always playable 1920 October 6 Bury Golf Club. Bury, England. In a telegram Bury Club Records dated Oct. 6th MacKenzie notified Norman Duxbury that he would be arriving that afternoon 1920 December Royal Eastbourne golf club. Eastbourne, Royal Eastbourne club records England. MacKenzie is involved with the club in Richard Wooller reworking the bunkers and possibly adding some Club Archivist holes 1921 No date given Fulwell GC. Middlesex, England. MacKenzie was Fulwell GC website called in to modify the J.H. Taylor design 1921 February 5 Pitreavie GC. Fife, . Colt, Mackenzie, and The History of Pitreavie Golf Club Alison have been commissioned to survey and 1920-1994 layout the course. Will update when more Dunfermline Press February 5, 1921 specific info becomes available Martin Bonnar 1921 February 26 Pitreavie GC. Fife, Scotland. Mackenzie’s report The History of Pitreavie Golf Club on the course published in paper 1920-1994 Dunfermline Press February 26, 1921 Martin Bonnar 1921 April Alwoodley Golf Club, Leeds, England. MacKenzie Alwoodley Club Files wins Medal Nick Leefe 1921 April 21 Manchester University. Manchester, England. Manchester Guardian April 22, 1921 MacKenzie called to testify on the condition of Mark Bourgeois the turf covering the athletic grounds 1921 May 5 Alwoodley Golf Club. Leeds, England. MacKenzie Alwoodley Club Files played for the Gents v Ladies at Alwoodley Nick Leefe

Page 16 1921 May 13 Bury Golf Club. Bury, England. In a telegram Bury Club Records dated May 12th MacKenzie says that he would be visiting the club by car the following afternoon 1921 May 16 Scarborough South Cliff Golf Course. Scarborough Mercury Scarborough, England. MacKenzie attended the May 20, 1921 opening exhibition match and spoke at the Neil Crafter luncheon 1921 June 13 Alwoodley Golf Club. Leeds, England. Committee Alwoodley Club Files Meeting Nick Leefe 1921 June 29 Alwoodley Golf Club. Leeds, England. Mackenzie Alwoodley Club Files plays for Gents vs. Ladies Nick Leefe 1921 July 13 Alwoodley Golf Club. Leeds, England. MacKenzie Alwoodley Club Files played in Mixed foursomes Nick Leefe 1921 August 1 Alwoodley Golf Club. Leeds, England. Mixed Alwoodley Club Files Foursomes Flag Competition. Prizes presented by Nick Leefe Dr. and Mrs Mackenzie 1921 August 13 Pitreavie GC. Fife, Scotland. Reported in the The History of Pitreavie Golf Club paper that Committee agreed to enter into a 1920-1994 contract for the construction of the course and Dunfermline Press that Dr. MacKenzie should be retained to August 13, 1921 supervise Martin Bonnar 1921 August 24-26 The Old Course at St. Andrews. Scotland. Peter Lewis MacKenzie and his wife play in mixed foursomes. It Heritage and Museum Director was the first and only Earl Haig Cups. His The R&A handicap was listed as a seven. They were defeated in the first round 1921 September 18 Alwoodley Golf Club. Leeds, England. MacKenzie Alwoodley Club Files played in the Scratch Medal Nick Leefe 1921 September 20 Alwoodley Golf Club. Leeds England. Committee Alwoodley Club Files Meeting Nick Leefe 1921 September 28 The Old Course at St. Andrews. Scotland. Peter Lewis MacKenzie played in the Royal Medal and Heritage and Museum Director returned a score of 88 The R&A 1921 October 8 Silloth on Solway Golf Links. Silloth, England. Carlisle Journal MacKenzie in attendance at special meeting held Tuesday October 11 1921 in Carlisle regarding his scheme for the John Pearson reconstruction of Silloth on Solway Golf Links. The plan was voted down by the narrow margin of 59-56.

Page 17 1921 December 17 Pitreavie GC. Fife, Scotland. 14 greens have been The History of Pitreavie Golf Club laid out and turfed construction started last 1920-1994 August Dunfermline Press Dec 17, 1921 Martin Bonnar 1922 January 6 Alwoodley Golf Club. Leeds, England. Committee Alwoodley Club Files Meeting Nick Leefe 1922 January 20 Location unknown. MacKenzie delivers lecture to Nick Leefe the Scottish Golf Greenkeepers’ Association. The lecture is titled, “The Upkeep of Golf Courses” 1922 February 13 Alwoodley Golf Club. Leeds, England. Committee Alwoodley Club Files Meeting Nick Leefe 1922 February 19 Alwoodley Golf Club. Leeds, England. Committee Alwoodley Club Files Meeting Nick Leefe 1922 May 27 Hadley Wood Golf Club. Herts, England. London Nick Leefe for Opening of exhibition match and dinner. George Duncan & WB Smith beat & 6 & 5 1922 June 17 Pitreavie GC. Fife, Scotland. Course is to be The History of Pitreavie Golf Club opened this afternoon by Sir Alexander Gibb 1920-1994 Dunfermline Press June 17, 1922 Martin Bonnar 1922 July 15 Alwoodley Golf Club. Leeds, England. MacKenzie Alwoodley Club Files played in the Scratch Medal Nick Leefe 1922 September 23 St. Andrews, Scotland. MacKenzie sends telegram Hazelhead Correspondence to Town Clerk about a possible visit to Hazelhead Niall Carlton on Friday or Saturday of the following week. If followed through on AM’s visit would have been on Sept. 29 and 30th 1922 September 27 The Old Course at St. Andrews. Scotland. Peter Lewis MacKenzie played in the Royal Medal. The Prince Heritage and Museum Director of was also in attendance The R&A 1922 October 9 Alwoodley Golf Club. Leeds, England. Committee Alwoodley Club Files Meeting Nick Leefe 1922 November 2 Birkenhead, England. Telegram sent by AM to the Hazelhead Correspondence town clerk at Hazelhead advising him of AM’s Niall Carlton arrival into on Thursday the 9th of November 1922 November 23 Aberdeen, Scotland. In town for meetings on the Hazelhead Correspondence proposed golf course Hazelhead. MacKenzie met Aberdeen Town Council Minutes with Committee to go over proposed scheme and Niall Carlton instructed to prepare 3 alternative schemes

Page 18 1922 December 8 The Old course at St. Andrews. MacKenzie’s Peter Lewis survey of St. Andrews Golf Links is approved by Heritage and Museum Director Committee of Management The R&A 1923 Circa 1923 Brochure issued by Mackenzie for his new firm Nick Leefe that mentions termination of partnership with Colt and Alison 1923 Survey plan prepared by Mackenzie of the old Nick Leefe course at St. Andrews 1923 March 1 Cavendish Golf Club. , , Duke of Devonshire, Chatsworth England. MacKenzie on site Archives 1923 March 15 Cavendish Golf Club. Buxton, Derbyshire, Duke of Devonshire, Chatsworth England. MacKenzie on site Archives 1922 March 22 MacKenzie provides report and 3 alternative Aberdeen Town Council Minutes plans for Hazelhead to Aberdeen Town Council Niall Carlton 1923 March 23 Bonnyton Moor Golf Course. , Scotland. Evening Times MacKenzie was in Glasgow this week inspecting March 23, 1923 the work done over the last three months. Niall Carlton Article also mentions work being done by MacKenzie in Oban, Aberdeen, and Edinburgh 1923 April The firm of Colt, Mackenzie & Alison reported to ‘Golfing’ April 1923 be dissolved Neil Crafter 1923 April 12 Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, England. Duke of Devonshire, Chatsworth MacKenzie listed in archive as having been in Archives Cheltenham. Possible that he was at Lilly Brook Golf Club 1923 April 13 Cavendish Golf Club. Buxton, Derbyshire, Duke of Devonshire, Chatsworth England. MacKenzie on site Archives 1923 April 14 Derby, England. According to the Chatsworth Duke of Devonshire, Chatsworth Archives MacKenzie is in Derby Archives 1923 April 19 Aberdeen, Scotland. Mackenzie arrives into town Hazelhead Correspondence to go over the course at Hazelhead Niall Carlton 1923 May 2 St. Andrews, played in the Silver Cross Peter Lewis Heritage and Museum Director The R&A 1923 May 19 Littlestone GC. Kent, England. Committee directs Littlestone Committee Minutes club to write MacKenzie; holes to be altered; Craig Disher what will be his fee?

Page 19 1923 June 9 Littlestone GC. Kent, England. Fee will be GBP Littlestone Committee Minutes 10/ day plus expenses; secretary will arrange for Craig Disher a visit on August 10-11. Not yet verified but noted that changes to the course were accepted in Sept.1923 1923 June 11 Cavendish Golf Club. Buxton, Derbyshire, Duke of Devonshire, Chatsworth England. MacKenzie on site Archives 1923 June 11 Troon, Scotland. Alister MacKenzie sends Hazelhead Correspondence telegram from Troon announcing his arrival in Niall Carlton Aberdeen for Tuesday evening and requesting a meeting on Wednesday 1923 June 15 . Troon, Scotland. MacKenzie Writings MacKenzie attends the final round of 1923 July 10 Leeds, England. MacKenzie sends telegram Hazelhead Correspondence advising his arrival on the 11th into Aberdeen Niall Carlton 1923 July 11-12 Hazelhead Golf Course. Aberdeen, Scotland. Hazelhead Correspondence Mackenzie in Aberdeen and inspecting Hazelhead. Niall Carlton 1923 July 13 Duff House Golf Course. Banff, Scotland. Banffshire Journal MacKenzie inspects Duff House Golf Course at July 17th 1923 invitation of Golf Club Niall Carlton 1923 August 27 Cavendish Golf Club. Buxton, Derbyshire, Duke of Devonshire, Chatsworth England. MacKenzie on site Archives 1923 September 8 Littlestone GC. Kent, England. Committee Littlestone Committee Minutes resolved that MacKenzie’s suggestions be Craig Disher accepted except for #2,12, and the 13th; the 17th green will be retained as an alternate 1923 September 25 Troon, Scotland. MacKenzie sent telegram from Hazelhead Correspondence Troon advising of his visit to Hazelhead that Niall Carlton evening 1923 September The Old Course at St. Andrews. Scotland. Peter Lewis 26-27 MacKenzie played in the Royal Medal. Heritage and Museum Director This is the only year that they Royal Medal was a The R&A two day event 1923 October 22 Cavendish Golf Club. Buxton, Derbyshire, Duke of Devonshire, Chatsworth England. MacKenzie on site Archives 1923 December 17 Alwoodley Golf Club. Leeds, England. Committee Alwoodley Club Files Meeting Nick Leefe 1924 January 14 Hotel metropole. Leeds, England. Attends Sand Moor Golf Club History book General Meeting to set up Sand Moor Golf Club. Neil Crafter Mackenzie elected as Vice-President

Page 20 1924 February Sand Moor Golf Club. Leeds, England. MacKenzie Sand Moor Golf Club 10-11 present at SMGC Council Meeting at Hotel Minute Book Metropole. On the 11th Mackenzie met Mr. D. Nick Leefe Little in Leeds, to sign papers for Mr. Henry Barran President of the SMGC 1924 February 24 Leeds, England. Attends Committee Meeting and Sand Moor Golf Club History book Mackenzie appointed to Green Committee with his Neil Crafter brother Charles & Kolin Robertson 1924 February 12 Cavendish Golf Club. Buxton, Derbyshire, Duke of Devonshire, Chatsworth England. MacKenzie on site Archives 1924 March 12 Alwoodley Golf Club. Leeds, England. Committee Alwoodley Club Files Meeting Nick Leefe 1924 March 24 Cavendish Golf Club. Buxton, Derbyshire, Duke of Devonshire, Chatsworth England. MacKenzie on site Archives 1924 April 1 Banff, Scotland. Mackenzie sends a telegram that Hazelhead Correspondence he will be in Aberdeen on Thursday on his return Niall Carlton from Banff 1924 April 3 Hazelhead Golf Course. Aberdeen, Scotland. Hazelhead Correspondence MacKenzie to tour the course in the afternoon. Niall Carlton 1924 April 25 Cavendish Golf Club. Buxton Derbyshire. Cavendish GC records MacKenzie was on site, he had already turned in Richard Atherton plans and quote in May of 1923, so he was most likely checking on the construction of the course 1924 May 7 The Old Course at St. Andrews. Scotland. Peter Lewis MacKenzie playing in the Silver Cross Heritage and Museum Director The R&A 1924 May 8-9 Hazelhead Golf Course. Aberdeen, Scotland. In a Hazelhead Correspondence letter written to J. Davidson Alister MacKenzie Niall Carlton plans a visit on either the 8th or the 9th 1924 May 16 Cavendish Golf Club. Buxton, Derbyshire, Duke of Devonshire, Chatsworth England. MacKenzie on site Archives 1924 May 19 Leeds, England. Alister and his brother Charles Duke of Devonshire, Chatsworth meet to discuss the tees at Cavendish. Archives 1924 May 24-25 Alwoodley Golf Club. Leeds, England. MacKenzie Duke of Devonshire, Chatsworth meets with the No.2 greenkeeper at Alwoodley to Archives discuss with him taking the greenkeeper job at Cavendish. This was mentioned in a letter dated May 17th about his impending meeting.

Page 21 1924 June 2 Hazelhead Golf Course. Aberdeen, Scotland. In a Hazelhead Correspondence letter written by MacKenzie to J. Davidson dated Niall Carlton May 27,1924, that he plans on arriving on June 2nd from St. Andrews to visit the golf course 1924 June 12 The . Scotland. The Peter Lewis plan drawn by MacKenzie is given to the R&A Heritage and Museum Director The R&A 1924 July 15 Darlington Golf Club. Durham, England. Colt Association Archives In a Letter MacKenzie is pitching for a contract Correspondence between MacKenzie to build the new course at Darlington and Darlington 1924 August Muskerry GC. County Cork, Ireland. Muskerry GC Website need to get Course inspection by MacKenzie and plans for 9 better source info and date from new holes with modifications to 2 of the existing Examiner paper from Oct. nine 1924 August 11 Alwoodley Golf Club. Leeds, England. Committee Alwoodley Club Files Meeting Nick Leefe 1924 October Ireland. Mackenzie is noted to be in Ireland Duke of Devonshire, Chatsworth 7-10 according to the files of the Chief Agent at Archives Chatsworth Roland Burke 1924 October 13 Cavendish Golf Club. Buxton, Derbyshire, Duke of Devonshire, Chatsworth England. MacKenzie on site Archives 1924 October North Berwick East Course. North Berwick, October 16, 1925 Scotland. MacKenzie recently inspected the Evening Times course over two days in October and will report Niall Carlton to the Town Council regarding any improvements. Most likely closer to the 16th date 1924 September 15 Sheringham, England. MacKenzie pens a letter to Hazelhead Correspondence J. Davidson about his visit to Hazelhead Golf Niall Carlton Course. Question can be raised what was Mackenzie doing in Sheringham? We currently have no records of an involvement by AM in a course here 1924 September The Old Course at St. Andrews. Scotland. In a Hazelhead Correspondence 22-23 letter written to J. Davidson dated Sept. 15th he Niall Carlton will be in St. Andrews for the September meeting. 1924 September 24 The Old Course at St. Andrews. Scotland. Peter Lewis MacKenzie played in the Royal Medal. He shot a 91Heritage and Museum Director The R&A

Page 22 1924 September 25 The Old Course at St. Andrews. Scotland. Hazelhead Correspondence Telegram sent by MacKenzie that he would be in Niall Carlton Aberdeen on the same day to visit Hazelhead golf course 1924 October 22 Leeds, England. MacKenzie sends telegram to J. Hazelhead Correspondence Davidson advising him that he would be arriving in Niall Carlton Aberdeen tomorrow. In a telegram the same day Davidson asks MacKenzie to postpone his trip due to elections 1924 December 1 Leeds, England. MacKenzie telegraphs message to Hazelhead Correspondence j. Davidson that he would be visiting Hazelhead Niall Carlton on Thursday Dec 4th 1924 December 4 Hazelhead Golf Course. Aberdeen, Scotland. Hazelhead Correspondence Mackenzie on site. Mackenzie gives address to a Niall Carlton luncheon of the Aberdeen Rotary Club at the ‘The Scotsman’ Dec 5 1924 Palace Hotel on the same day. The address was about the difficulties encountered in building the Hazelhead course 1924 December 11 Golf Club. , England. Seaton Carew GC archive MacKenzie visits the course and submitted a Andy Levett report dated Dec 15th. He states in his report, “that it was somewhat hurried one as I am going off to Ireland” 1925 February 9 Alwoodley Golf Club. Leeds, England. Committee Alwoodley Club Files Meeting Nick Leefe 1925 February 16 Keighley, England. According to the Chatsworth Duke of Devonshire, Chatsworth Archives MacKenzie was here, not sure of the Archives details of his visit 1925 April 22 Cavendish Golf Club. Buxton, Derbyshire, Duke of Devonshire, Chatsworth England. MacKenzie on site Archives 1925 May 6 The Old Course at St. Andrews. Scotland. Peter Lewis MacKenzie playing in the Silver Cross Heritage and Museum Director The R&A 1925 May 11 Hazelhead Golf Course. Aberdeen, Scotland. Hazelhead Correspondence Mackenzie on site with his brother charles, on Niall Carlton way to Ballater Golf Club, Ballater. 1925 May 13 Cavendish Golf Club. Buxton, Derbyshire, Duke of Devonshire, Chatsworth England. MacKenzie on site. Archives 1925 June 20 Alwoodley Golf Club. Leeds, England. MacKenzie Alwoodley Club Files played in the Harewood Cup. Nick Leefe

Page 23 1925 July 1 Alwoodley Golf Club. Leeds, England. Remainder Alwoodley Club Files v West Riding Club Nick Leefe 1925 July 15 Alwoodley Golf Club. Leeds, England. Match v Alwoodley Club Files Ilkley Nick Leefe 1925 November 9 Alwoodley Golf Club. Leeds, England. Committee Alwoodley Club Files Meeting Nick Leefe 1926 January Visits Ilkley Golf Club to give advice Ilkley Golf Club history book 1926 January 13 Departs Southampton, manifest lists occupation Ancestry.com as surgeon Sean Tully, Ed Steinway 1926 January 20 Arrived NYC on SS Homeric on way to Dibblee papers, Ancestry.com Sean Tully, Ed Steinway 1926 Late January City. Visits William Beers the editor of Piper & Oakley letters, USGA ‘Golf Illustrated’ in his new york offices to show T.E. Paul him photographs of his projects. Beers advised agronomist C. V. Piper of this visit by Mackenzie in a letter dated feb 2 1926 1926 January 25 Twin Hills Country Club. Oklahoma City, The Oklahoman January 26 1926 Oklahoma. MacKenzie visits Twin Hills as a guest Neil Crafter of en route to 1926 January 28 Arrives in San Francisco Sean Tully 1926 February 3 San Francisco, California. Mackenzie visiting Bay Berkeley daily Telegraph Area courses and Berkeley CC with Robert February 3rd, 1926 Hunter 1926 February 11 University Club. San Francisco, CA. MacKenzie San Francisco Chronicle attends meeting with members of Meadow Club of Sean Tully Tamalpais 1926 February Cypress Point Golf Club. Pebble Beach, Geoff Shackelford “Mackenzie at California. Received the Cypress Point Cypress Point” Commission 1926 March Golf Club-Dunes Course. W, Raymund Haddock Pebble Beach, California. Reconstructs MPCC Sean Tully with Robert Hunter and , Cypress Point viewing 1926 March Early spring to Southern California, consulted Geoff Shackelford “Mackenzie at on Redlands CC Cypress Point” 1926 March 9 Photo of MacKenzie on board the S.S. Berengaria Neil Crafter

Page 24 1926 March 12 Southampton, England. MacKenzie arrives into Ancestry.com Southampton on the S.S. Berengaria from New York City. Moor Allerton Lodge listed as home, occupation listed as Surgeon 1926 May 19th Alwoodley Golf Club. Leeds, England. Match vs. Doak, Haddock, Scott. Life & Times of Ilkley. MacKenzie lost his match to Mr. RE Alister MacKenzie, Nick Leefe Wainright by 1 hole 1926 Late May Muirfield. East Lothian, Scotland. MacKenzie at Spirit of St. Andrews Muirfield following the Brownlow and Sweetser Page 266 semi-final match of the British Amateur 1926 June 2-3 The Old Course at St. Andrews. Scotland. Doak, Haddock, Scott. Life & Times of MacKenzie spectator at Alister MacKenzie 1926 June 8 Alwoodley Golf Club. Leeds England. Committee Alwoodley Club Files Meeting in Leeds Nick Leefe 1926 June 16 Alwoodley Golf Club. Leeds, England. Remainder Alwoodley Club Files vs. West Riding Club. MacKenzie lost 5 & 4 to Mr. Nick Leefe H. Ives. In the evening the Remainder dined their opponents at the Leed’s Club 1926 June 19 Buxton, Derbyshire, England. Alister and Duke of Devonshire, Chatsworth Charles stopped on their way to Malvern. It is Archives most likely that they were on their way to Worcestershire GC 1926 June 25 Royal Lytham and St. Annes. Lancashire, England. MacKenzie reference in his writings MacKenzie attended final round of Open Mark Bourgeois Championship 1926 June 27 In LA Times article MacKenzie praises Thomas LA Times, June 27, 1926 “English regarding Riviera. Article mentions that Medic Lauds Golfing MacKenzie is on his way to Leeds Tom Naccarato 1926 June 30 Leeds, England. Mackenzie sends telegraph to Hazelhead Correspondence Town Clerk at Hazelhead. MacKenzie is at Palace Niall Carlton Hotel on July 1st and will visit with Town Clerk on July 2nd 1926 July 4 Monterey Peninsula Country Club-Dunes Course. August Fairway magazine Pebble Beach, California. The course opens, Sean Tully Robert Hunter led the changes with some input from both MacKenzie and Chandler Egan(member at MPCC) 1926 Summer Lahinch Doak, Haddock, Scott. Life & Times of Alister MacKenzie 1926 Summer Cork Doak, Haddock, Scott. Life & Times of Alister MacKenzie

Page 25 1926 July 17 Official Opening of the Cavendish golf club, Cavendish Golf Club history book buxton, with an exhibition by Tom Williamson, Abe Richard Atherton Mitchell, Archie Compston and Tom Barber. No record if Mackenzie attended or not 1926 July 18 His brother Charles A. MacKenzie arrived NYC Bob Beck from England aboard S.S. Caronia 1926 September . Pebble Beach, Geoff Shackelford “Mackenzie at California. MacKenzie redesigned the greens at Cypress Point”, Bob Beck #8 and #13 Games and Gossip In an article written by Robert Hunter, Hunter Sept. 1926 talks of the changes to these two greens in September and how they put the premium on the tee shot and its placement. Reads as though the work has been done long enough for golf to be played over the recently completed work(ST) 1926 Mid September Alwoodley Golf Club. Leeds, England. MacKenzie Mackenzie’s writings played in match with Yorkshire Alwoodley Club Files Nick Leefe 1926 September Yorkshire, England. In the article chronicling his Golf Illustrated UK 11-12 Around the world Golf Tour he states, “The May 27, 1927 weekend before I left for my world golf tour I Neil Crafter was playing in the final for a cup given by Sir Berkeley Moynihan to the medical men of Yorkshire” 1926 September 19 Sailed from London on the ‘SS Otranto’ (Orient ‘Golf Illustrated’ article of October Line) bound for , Australia, via the 1 1926; Guildhall Libraries, Suez Canal, Aden, Colombo (Ceylon) and Aldermanbury, London Australian ports. Travel time likely to be 35 days 1926 Date not knownOtranto’ berthed at Port Said, Egypt and ‘Golf Illustrated’ article “Round the MacKenzie visited golf course World on a Golf Tour” May 27 1927 1926 Date not known‘Otranto’ berthed at Colombo, Ceylon for one day ‘Golf Illustrated’ article “Round the and MacKenzie visited the Colombo golf course. World on a Golf Tour” May 27 1927 Received contact (either letter or telegram) from Royal Adelaide Golf Club concerning visiting the course when stopping over in Adelaide.

Page 26 1926 October 19 Otranto’ berthed at Fremantle, Western J. S. Battye Library of West Australia early on Tuesday October 19 and Australian History, Perth; Australian departed the same day around 6pm. According to Quarantine Service – National article by “” in the Melbourne newspaper Archives of Australia; ‘The Sporting ‘The Sporting Globe’, MacKenzie “looked at the Globe’, Melbourne, October 27 1926; Fremantle and Perth courses and was far from ‘The Herald’ Melbourne, November 10 impressed”. MacKenzie’s own article in ‘The 1926 Herald’ of November 10 confirms he visited Fremantle and Perth courses while in Perth (now Royal Fremantle and Royal Perth) 1926 October 23 Otranto’ berthed in Adelaide, South Australia on Royal Adelaide Golf Club minutes of Saturday October 23, at approximately 8am committee meeting on October 27 according to ‘The Advertiser’ newspaper. Met at 1926; South Australian Maritime Outer Harbour by officials from Royal Adelaide Museum – Adelaide; ‘The Register’, Golf Club and driven to the course for an Adelaide, October 22 1926; ‘The inspection. Promised to return around November Advertiser’, Adelaide, October 23 3 for detailed inspection. ‘Otranto’ departed 1926 later the same day around 6pm 1926 October 25 Otranto’ berthed in Melbourne in the early Incoming Passenger List – National hours of Monday October 25 and MacKenzie Archives of Australia; ‘The Argus’, disembarked. Photographed on arrival by ‘The Melbourne, October 26 1926; Argus’ newspaper and photo published in the next ‘Sporting Globe’, Melbourne, October day’s paper. Departed for Royal Melbourne and 27 1926; believed to have met Secretary and spent day in company of Mick Morcom inspecting the existing course and new land. Accommodated at the Club during his time in Melbourne. 1926 October 26 Inspection of Metropolitan Golf Club ‘The Herald’, Melbourne, October 28 1926 reported that Mackenzie had so far met the committees of Royal Adelaide, Royal Melbourne and Metropolitan golf clubs. It also records that “while he was inspecting the Metropolitan links on Tuesday…” and this Tuesday was October 26. Neil Crafter

Page 27 1926 October 26 In Melbourne, Royal Melbourne and Metropolitan John Lovell puts dates as follows: – Golf Clubs, inspections and plans. October 25-27 Royal Melbourne November 2 October 28-30 Metropolitan November 1-2 Sandringham GC ‘The Herald’, Melbourne, October 28 1926 reported that Mackenzie had so far met the committees of Royal Adelaide, Royal Melbourne and Metropolitan golf clubs. Neil Crafter 1926 October 28 Report says Mackenzie has so far been in contact The Herald, October 28 1926 with three clubs in Australia, being Royal Neil Crafter Adelaide, Royal Melbourne and Metropolitan. 1926 October 29 Mackenzie inspects the course at Kingston Heath The Age, November 1, 1926, p10 and was “most favourably impressed.” He The Argus, November 1, 1926 p11 described the course as “an excellent piece of Neil Crafter golfing country.” 1926 November 3 Arrived Adelaide in the morning via overnight ‘The Register’, Adelaide, Thursday express train from Melbourne, for purposes of November 4 1926; Royal Adelaide Golf remodelling Royal Adelaide Golf Club. According Club minutes of committee meeting on to RAGC minutes he “spent four days in November 17 1926; developing his plans for reconstructing the course. Dr. MacKenzie promised to send a rough plan to us before he left Melbourne.” Stayed at unknown hotel while in Adelaide, possibly the ‘South Australian Hotel’ on North Terrace. 1926 November At Royal Adelaide for inspections. Undertook ‘The Australasian’, Melbourne, 4, 5, 6 course inspections with Dr A Cudmore (RAGC November 20 1926, information from Captain), Dr A Giles and Mr G Anstey (RAGC H. L. Rymill Secretary), with Mr H L Rymill (former RAGC secretary and golf course architect) also in attendance. Rymill later took MacKenzie for a quick visit to Rymill’s new Kooyonga course, possibly on the way to taking him to his train. 1926 November 5 Commonwealth GC has not yet decided whether to Report in ‘The Herald’, Melbourne, obtain advice from Mackenzie November 5 1926. In the end the club decided not to. Neil Crafter

Page 28 1926 November 6 Departed Adelaide for Melbourne by express Date of departure from Adelaide not train. confirmed but most likely inferred from RAGC minutes 1926 November 6 Redlands CC. Southern California opens 18 hole LA Times course with addition of nine holes designed and November 6,1926 constructed by Raymond Hornby He was given a Sean Tully set of clubs and a bag along with a trophy in his name. Course set to open on Nov. 26th. No mention of MacKenzie or Hunter. 1926 November 7 Arrived Melbourne on Sunday morning from Date of arrival back in Melbourne not Adelaide. confirmed but most likely inferred from RAGC minutes 1926 November 7 Article mentions that MacKenzie will be in Los LA Times Angeles next month to work with George C. November 7, 1926 Thomas and William P. Bell at the Fox Hills CC Tom Naccarato outside of Culver City. Plans to inspect course with Thomas and Bell. MacKenzie will act as a “guest” artist. Mentioned in article that MacKenzie arranged a meeting with them after hearing so much talk about the property. 1926 November 8 MacKenzie writes to Royal Sydney GC confirming Letter to RSGC held by the Club his fee of 250 pounds for a full report and ‘The Herald’, Melbourne, November 10 plans. He hoped to leave Melbourne in “two or 1926, “Dr MacKenzie has just three weeks time and will let you know the exact returned from advising on the date later”. remodelling of the Royal Adelaide Mackenzie speaks to golf writer in Melbourne links. I saw him for a few moments on about his work at Royal Adelaide on this day Monday, and got but meagre after his return from Adelaide particulars of his work…” Neil Crafter

Page 29 1926 November In Melbourne and Barwon Heads, inspections John Lovell puts dates as follows: 8-17 plans and reports for Kingston Heath, Barwon November 8-10 Kingston Heath, Heads and Victoria Golf Clubs. At Barwon Heads, inspections and plans MacKenzie is likely to have stayed at the golf November 11-13 Barwon Heads, club, which has residential accommodation. inspection and verbal report November 15-17 Victoria, inspections and plans According to an article about the Victoria Golf Club’s new course in ‘Golf’ magazine of February 1 1927, Mackenzie “spent several days on the Cheltenham layout” Neil Crafter 1926 November 18 The Council of the Royal Melbourne GC receives RMGC Council minutes of 18 MacKenzie’s report and plan and records this in November 1926 their minutes of 18.11.26. Plans may have been received prior to this date. 1926 November 19 MacKenzie writes to Kingston Heath GC enclosing Letter to KHGC held by the Club report and green plan of the new 15th, promising, “the large plan is arriving under separate cover”. 1926 November 20 MacKenzie submits his report and plans to the ‘The Herald’, Melbourne, Thursday Metropolitan GC. December 30 1926, report by “P.A.R.” ‘The Age’, Melbourne, Monday November 29 1926, reports that “Dr. A. Mackenzie’s report and plan of the course, also of the new greens, has been received and has given much satisfaction to the members.” Neil Crafter 1926 November MacKenzie stayed at St. Andrews Guest House at John Lovell suggests he spent a week 21-27 Flinders (John Lovell) on the Mornington at Flinders. ‘The Age’, Melbourne, Peninsula south of Melbourne and undertook Thursday November 25 1926 has a inspections and design work including the report from Flinders from preparation of a plan for Flinders Golf Club Wednesday 24 November saying that “after spending two days in inspecting the links, he drew up a plan for the remodelling of the course.”

Page 30 1926 Late MacKenzie wrote letter appointing Alex Russell John Lovell says November 29 but November / as his partner in Australasia. letter is undated early December 1926 Late MacKenzie submits his report and plans to the Victoria Golf Club Minutes of November / Victoria GC. Meeting of December 2 1926 indicated early “Report of Dr. MacKenzie and December suggested bunkering and course alterations of the Cheltenham course together with plans of course and bunkering of various holes were received and adopted.” 1926 Date not Train to Sydney, some confusion about actual date John Lovell has MacKenzie travelling certain, of this train trip. Did he travel direct to Sydney on overnight train, departing possibly or perhaps travel via Canberra with a stopover? November 30 and arriving December 1. November 30 This may explain the difference between the ‘The Brisbane Courier’, Brisbane, or December 2 possible departure dates and his known arrival in Saturday November 27, suggests that Sydney on December 4. “Dr. MacKenzie leaves Melbourne for Sydney on Tuesday, and remains there for about a week before coming on to Brisbane.” That Tuesday was November 30. ‘The Herald’, Melbourne, Saturday December 4 1926, says MacKenzie “left Melbourne on Thursday for Sydney”. That Thursday was December 2. ‘The Brisbane Courier’, Saturday December 11 1926 states “Before leaving Melbourne for Sydney last week, Dr. A. MacKenzie…”. 1926 December 1 Mackenzie to leave for Sydney “in a day or two”. ‘The Herald’, Melbourne, Wednesday December 1 1926, reports that “Dr Mackenzie, whose latest work has been in connection with the Flinders and Barwon Heads links, will be leaving for Sydney in a day or two.” Neil Crafter

Page 31 1926 December 4 Arrived in Sydney and travelled to Royal Sydney ‘The Sydney Morning Herald’, Monday Golf Club where he stayed for the duration of December 6 has MacKenzie arriving in his time in Sydney. Sydney on Saturday December 4, “He Report that the plans of the existing has been asked by the Royal Sydney Indooroopilly course were sent to Mackenzie Golf Club, the Kensington Golf Club, (most likely to Sydney) for his consideration the Pymble Golf Club and the N.S.W. prior to visiting Brisbane Golf Club to inspect their courses and to give advice”. The “Kensington” referred to is no doubt The Australian GC, which is located in the Sydney suburb of Kensington, while there is no record of MacKenzie having consulted to the Pymble GC during his time in Sydney. ‘Brisbane Courier’, Brisbane, December 4 1926 Neil Crafter 1926 December In Sydney, various inspections, reports and plans John Lovell puts dates to each as 4 – 10 for Royal Sydney, The Australian and the NSW follows: Golf Clubs. December 1-3 Royal Sydney Must have seen Moore Park in Sydney as he December 4-7 The Australian suggests it is the only decent municipal course in December 8 Report to Royal Sydney Sydney December 9 Report to The Australian and inspection of NSW GC ‘Brisbane Courier’, Brisbane, January 29 1927 Neil Crafter 1926 December 10 Mackenzie scheduled to leave Sydney for ‘The Sydney Morning Herald’, Sydney, Brisbane Thursday, 9 December 1926, “On Friday Dr. Mackenzie will go on to Brisbane, where he will examine links at Indooroopilly, besides those of the Royal Queensland and Brisbane golf clubs. At the end of the month he will sail for New Zealand.” Neil Crafter

Page 32 1926 December 11 Arrived in Brisbane on Saturday evening by the ‘The Brisbane Courier’, Brisbane, mail train from Sydney. Met at the station by Monday, 13 December 1926 representatives of Royal Queensland GC, Brisbane GC and Indooroopilly GC (now St Lucia GC). 1926 December 12 Visited Yeerongpilly (Brisbane GC) in the morning ‘The Brisbane Courier’, Brisbane, and was guest of the BGC President Mr E. Monday, 13 December 1926 Macartney at lunch. In the afternoon he visited Royal Queensland’s course at Hamilton and was met by various club officials. 1926 December 13 At Yeerongpilly in the morning and Royal ‘The Brisbane Courier’, Brisbane, Queensland in the afternoon. Monday, 13 December 1926 1926 December 16 Royal Queensland GC inspections and plans. ‘The Brisbane Courier’, Brisbane, Mackenzie’s report for Royal Sydney put before Saturday 18 December 1926 the Committee, also from the Minutes of the Letter from RSGC Secretary to Royal Sydney Golf Club meeting on this date, Mackenzie dated December 29 1926 record that the report has been received from And Club’s Minutes Dr. MacKenzie and referred to the Green Neil Crafter Committee. 1926 December 17 Royal Queensland GC inspections and plans. ‘The Brisbane Courier’, Brisbane, MacKenzie guest that evening at farewell drinks Saturday 18 December 1926 at Lennons Hotel hosted by various members of Royal Queensland GC. 1926 December 18 MacKenzie stayed at Lennons Hotel during his ‘The Brisbane Courier’, Brisbane. time in Brisbane. Departed Brisbane in morning Saturday 18 December 1926 and via the mail train for Sydney, accompanied by his Monday 20 December 1926 ‘private secretary’. Seen off by officials of Also confirms that Mackenzie “has Brisbane Golf Club been engaged during the past week in advising on the courses at Yeerongpilly, Hamilton and Indooroopilly” Neil Crafter 1926 December 19 Sunday in Sydney.

Page 33 1926 December In Sydney, various inspections, reports and plans John Lovell puts dates to these as 20-31 for NSW, Bonnie Doon and Manly Golf Clubs. follows: December 20 Bonnie Doon GC inspection December 21-23 Manly GC inspection, report and plans December 24 NSW GC routing and plans December 27-28 Bonnie Doon GC inspection and plans December 29 NSW GC plans December 30 Report to Manly GC December 31 NSW GC inspection and report

1926 December 24 Mackenzie reports for Indooroopilly and ‘Brisbane Courier’, Brisbane, Brisbane reported upon December 24 1926 Neil Crafter 1926 December 29 Letter advising MacKenzie that his report was Letter to Mackenzie from Royal considered and approved at meeting of 16 Sydney December and some works are being implemented Neil Crafter currently

Page 34 1926 December 30 Mackenzie guest speaker at a luncheon at the ‘Sydney Morning Herald’, Sydney, Millions Club in Sydney. He reportedly spoke on Wednesday December 29 1926 records Australia’s passion for golf, admiration for some that “Dr. Alister MacKenzie, golf of the Sydney courses, including Killara, Rose architect, will be the guest of the Bay and Manly. The Killara reference is Millions Club at luncheon in the club interesting as there has been no previous record rooms to-morrow”. that he consulted with Killara. ‘Table Talk’, Melbourne, January 20 The Millions Club changed its name later to the 1927 reported that “Dr Mackenzie Sydney Club. carried away with him concrete evidence of the country’s passion for golf and of its prosperity, in the shape of £2400, being fees from 19 clubs for reports submitted by the expert during his two months sojourn in the country. He was further inundated with requests from other clubs for reports, but time did not permit him to make them.” Neil Crafter 1926 December 31 MacKenzie boarded the Union Company’s steamer ‘The Herald’, Melbourne, Wednesday ‘S. S. Marama’ at Port Jackson, Sydney, Australia January 5 1927 says that MacKenzie bound for Auckland, New Zealand. Originally “left Sydney for New Zealand on meant for a departure that day, but due to late Friday”, Friday being December 31 cargo additions the ‘Marama’ did not leave port John Lovell, personal comment re until the early hours of January 1, 1927. departure time 1926 December Los Medanos Golf and CC. Article states that December Fairway Magazine ground to be broken. This could possibly be the Sean Tully course they would later build in Pittsburgh, California. (ST) 1927 January 1 MacKenzie departed Sydney. 1927 January 4 ‘Marama’ berthed at Central Wharf in Auckland ‘New Zealand Herald’, Auckland, at 9.25am. January 5 1927 The Herald also reported that “A visitor to Auckland is Dr. A. Mackenzie of Leeds... His first task in New Zealand will be to prepare a new layout for the Maungakikie Golf Club, after which he will undertake similar work in other parts of the Dominion.” Neil Crafter

Page 35 1927 January 8 Mackenzie’s report for Royal Queensland ‘Brisbane Courier’, Brisbane, January reported as having been received. Presumably 8 1927. Report calls him “Dr. Alan completed in Sydney before his departure and Mackenzie”. mailed to Queensland. Neil Crafter 1927 January 15 Royal Queensland commences implementing ‘Brisbane Courier’, Brisbane, January Mackenzie’s plans with the construction of 15 1927, suggests that “impressive bunkering. bunkers are in the course of construction and very formidable they appear.” It also suggested that “The Clubs that retained Dr. Mackenzie have now had plans prepared showing the courses as mapped out by him. These are being framed, and will be exhibited in the club houses, so that the members will be able to see the projected alterations.” The wording indicates that Mackenzie may not have drawn plans for the Brisbane clubs. This is contradicted by a report from ‘Golf’ magazine of February 1 1927 that states “In all three cases he demonstrated vastly improved bunkering systems and provided the clubs concerned with plans and diagrams to enable them to carry out the new strategic as against the old penal ideas in this work.” Neil Crafter 1927 Dates not MacKenzie attended Rotorua Golf Club. ‘Golf Illustrated’ article “Round the known in World on a Golf Tour” June 17 1927 January John Lovell has MacKenzie in Rotorua on January 4 and meeting with Charles Redhead (golf course architect) with whom he discussed a bunkering and tree planting scheme to improve the course on which redhead later acted. 1927 Dates not MacKenzie spent a fortnight’s holiday fly-fishing ‘Golf Illustrated’ article “Round the known in for trout. World on a Golf Tour” June 17 1927 January

Page 36 1927 Dates not MacKenzie inspected “one or two other courses” ‘Golf Illustrated’ article “Round the known in in Auckland. Before or after Maungakiekie? World on a Golf Tour” June 17 1927 January 1927 January 20 MacKenzie attended Maungakiekie Golf Club (now Letter to John Lovell from Titirangi Titirangi) in Auckland for redesign advice and GC’s archivist John St George plans around this date. 1927 January 25 Plans received by Maungakiekie GC and Club Letter to John Lovell from Titirangi resolved at a meeting on this day to have GC’s archivist MacKenzie bunker one hole before he left, and arranged for this on January 27. 1927 January 27 Met with Maungakiekie GC officials to bunker one Letter to John Lovell from Titirangi hole. GC’s archivist. 1927 Date not known Travelled by train to Wellington. Train reference and date of travel by in January John Lovell (he puts it at January 27) has not been able to be confirmed by Neil Crafter but it is MacKenzie’s likely mode of travel from Auckland to Wellington, perhaps via Rotorua. 1927 February 1 Departure from Queens Wharf, Auckland aboard ‘The Dominion’, Wellington, February the ‘S.S. Maunganui’ for SF via Rarotonga and 2 1927 Papeete W, Mark Guiniven, Neil Crafter 1927 February 18 Arrived in San Francisco to meet Robert Hunter Ancestry.com - California Passenger & Manifest lists occupation as Surgeon Crew Lists 1893 –1957 Bob Beck 1927 February 22 Meadow Club of Tamalpais. Fairfax, California. W, Geoff Shackelford “MacKenzie at MacKenzie with Hunter Sr. and Jr. Cypress Point.” Small mention in article that MacKenzie is not San Francisco Chronicle, Feb. 22, worried over Chick Evans entering the field as an 1927. architect Sean Tully 1927 March 4 Monterey Peninsula Country Club. Pebble Beach, LA Times, March 4, 1927 “Hunter California. MacKenzie with Robert Hunter to Entertains Expert” plan Shore Course & Cypress Point Tom Naccarato 1927 March 7 -11 Dana Point, California. MacKenzie visits Dana LA Times, March 13, 1927 “Authority Point site “This week” with Robert Hunter. Lauds Golf Course Site” Looks as though nothing was ever done, beyond a Tom Naccarato great photo of Hunter and MacKenzie with developers.

Page 37 1927 March 13 Likely visited the Golfers Country Club on LA Times, May 27, 1927 “Golfer club Ventura Boulevard. Plans Courses” As stated in a letter to the LA Times Tom Naccarato 1927 March Melrose Country Club. Cheltenham, W . MacKenzie made some changes to a Joe Bausch course that was already under construction by Perry Maxwell 1927 March 26 New York City. MacKenzie sailed on the SS Olympic Mark Chirnside from NYC to Southampton. Ocean Liner Historian 1927 March 21 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Attends office of Evening public ledger, march 22 1927 Wayne Herkness, member of construction Joe Bausch committee of Melrose Country Club, in the Land Title Building 1927 March 28 Calabasas, California. Oxnard paper announced Oxnard Daily Courier the formation of the Golfers Country Club with March 29, 1927 plans completed for two 18-hole golf courses. Neil Crafter No mention of MacKenzie in this article, but mentioned in LA Times article from May 27 1927 1927 April 1 MacKenzie arrives in Southampton aboard the SS Ancestry.co.uk Olympic lists Moor Allerton Lodge as his residence with occupation listed as Architect. 1927 April 12 Alwoodley Golf Club. Leeds, England. Committee Alwoodley Club Files Meet Nick Leefe 1927 April 16-17 California Golf Club. South San Francisco, Fairway Magazine California. Mention of work being done to the May course by MacKenzie and Hunter during the final Sean Tully round of the California Open between Harold Sampson and Willie Hunter 1927 May London, England. MacKenzie visits with Bernard Country Life Darwin to discuss the Australian tour and passed May 14 1927 th on a photo of the sand crater on the 4 at Royal Tom MacWood Adelaide 1927 May 11 Alwoodley Golf Club. Leeds, England. MacKenzie Alwoodley Club Files plays in a match vs. Ilkley Nick Leefe 1927 May 27 First article describing world trip in Golf W Illustrated

Page 38 1927 May 27 Golfers Country Club. Calabasas, CA. “Work LATimes along a temporary course along lines suggested May 27, 1927 by Dr. Mackenzie is already well under way, and may be opened for members within a year.” Includes AM’s general assessment of the course and costs 1927 May 28-29 Alwoodley Golf Club. Leeds, England. Match Alwoodley Club Files Army GS Nick Leefe 1927 June 3 Second article describing world trip in Golf W Illustrated 1927 June 4 Royal Sydney course “altered and improved in ‘Brisbane Courier’, Brisbane, June 4 many ways” by implementing Mackenzie’s changes 1927 Neil Crafter 1927 June 10 Third article describing world trip in Golf W Illustrated 1927 June 17 Fourth article describing world trip in Golf W Illustrated 1927 June 24 Fifth article describing world trip in Golf W Illustrated 1927 June 24 Sand Moor Golf Club. Leeds, England. MacKenzie Sand Moor Golf Club present at Green Committee meeting Minute Book Nick Leefe 1927 July 14 The Old Course at St Andrews. Scotland. The Doak, Haddock, Scott. Life & Times of Open Championship. MacKenzie meets . Alister MacKenzie DSH mentions that MacKenzie walked with O.B. Keeler and followed Jones during his round. 1927 Summer Lahinch Doak, Haddock, Scott. Life & Times of Alister MacKenzie 1927 August 8 Leeds, England. Alwoodley Golf Club. Committee Alwoodley Club Files Meeting Nick Leefe 1927 August 16 Brompton Oratory. London, England. Marriage of Raymund Haddock G. Marston Haddock & Joan Pauline Bacon took place with Mackenzie and Hilda Sykes Haddock in attendance. (Haddock, father to Raymund M. Haddock) 1927 August 27 Indooroopilly GC. Brisbane, Australia. Course ‘Brisbane Courier’, Brisbane, August has a detailed plan of the course prepared for it 27 1927 by surveyor Stan Francis, including “every Neil Crafter bunker and sand trap advised by Dr. Alister Mackenzie”.

Page 39 1927 September 28 The Old Course at St. Andrews. Scotland. Peter Lewis MacKenzie played in the Royal Medal Heritage and Museum Director The R&A 1927 October 10 Alwoodley Golf Club. Leeds, England. Committee Alwoodley Club Files Meeting Nick Leefe 1927 October 26 Cypress Point Golf Club. Pebble Beach, Oakland Tribune California. Construction has begun at Cypress Oct 27, 1927 Point Neil Crafter 1927 November 18 Alwoodley Golf Club. Leeds, England. Committee Alwoodley Club Files Meeting Nick Leefe 1927 November 23 Lahinch Golf Club. Lahinch, Ireland. In an article Irish Independent MacKenzie was induced by the club to visit the Nov 23rd, 1927 links and plan a scheme that is expected to be Mark Bourgeois finished by next spring 1927 November 25 Redlands Country Club. Redlands, California. In an Redlands Daily Fact article celebrating the opening of its new all November 25, 1927 grass golf course. MacKenzie is mentioned and has Redlands Country Club Archives made drawings for a number of the holes. The 15th hole is described as having 3 tiers and massive and bold contours, it is named the “Gibraltar.” 1927 November 27 Cypress Point Golf Club. Pebble Beach, Club Records California. Club is Incorporated 1927 December 12 Alwoodley Golf Club. Leeds, England. Committee Alwoodley Club Files Meeting Nick Leefe 1927 December 12 Woodside Country Club. Woodside, California. San Mateo Times Dec. 12, 1927 MacKenzie and Hunter selected to design course. announced on this date Mention of plan drawn up by Hunter Sean Tully 1928 January 11 Departs Southampton, England on S.S. Homeric. Ancestry.com Sean Tully 1928 January 20 New York City, New York. MacKenzie arrives in Ancestry.com NYC from England. Lists occupation as surgeon Ed Steinway, and Sean Tully 1928 January No location mentioned. MacKenzie has lunch with Fairway Magazine Alan Wilson on his way to California. MacKenzie Nov. 1928 mentions lunch in the article titled, ‘Cypress Point Golf Club’

Page 40 1928 January 29 Cypress Point Golf Club. Pebble Beach, LA Times California. MacKenzie and Robert Hunter arrive Jan 29th 1928 at Cypress Point. Work started less that three Sean Tully months ago and already 18 greens are fully contoured and ready for seed if the irrigation system was in. Also finished plans for the Shore Course recently. 1928 February 8 Lake Merced Golf Club. San Francisco, Lake Merced Board Minutes of Feb 8, California. From club minutes MacKenzie/Hunter 1928. hired to remodel traps and approaches to the Bo Links greens for a cost not to exceed $2,000. In a letter to S.F.B. Morse (see Jan 26, 1932) MacKenzie states the number at $12,000 and that they filled in close to 100 bunkers. 1928 March 17 New York City. Departing NYC in route to Mark Chirnside Southampton and arrives on March 23rd Ocean Liner Historian 1928 March 23 Southampton, England. MacKenzie arrives in Ancestry.co.uk Southampton lists Moor Allerton Lodge as his residence lists occupation as architect 1928 March 30 Pasatiempo Country Club. Santa Cruz, California. Santa Cruz News Article states that in a report that was recently March 30, 1928 given to Marion Hollins by MacKenzie on the Bob beck suggested site for a golf course 1928 March Cypress Point Golf Club. Pebble Beach, Geoff Shackelford “Mackenzie at - California. Cypress Point” April Golf course being seeded Fresno Bee April 29, 1928 Neil Crafter 1928 May 8 Meadow Club of Tamalpais. Fairfax, California. Meadow Club Archives Formal opening MacKenzie not present Sean Tully 1928 July 5 Cypress Point Golf Club. Pebble Beach, Oakland Tribune California. Construction completed July 5, 1928 Neil Crafter 1928 August 4 Lake Merced Golf Club. San Francisco, SF Chronicle 8/4/28 California. Work to be completed in about 2 Sean Tully months, only the 17th remains to be finished. Robert Hunter on site.

Page 41 1928 August 11 Cypress Point Golf Club. Pebble Beach, CA. LA Times, August 10, 1928 Opening of , MacKenzie, not Tom Naccarato present. Formal opening to be determined by club at a later date. Looks to be Sept 19-20, 1930 when clubhouse is finished (ST). 1928 August 18 Southampton, England. Departing on Ascania Ancestry.com Sean Tully 1928 August 18 British Senior’s Golfing Society, announces team, NY Times MacKenzie is a member. Itinerary-Quebec, August 19, 1928 Montreal, Ottawa, Toronto, Hamilton, New York Sean Tully 1928 August 26 Quebec, Canada. Arriving on Ascania. Met on Ancestry.com arrival by members of the Canadian Senior Sean Tully Golfers’ Association who greeted them on board ‘Canadian Golfer’ September 1928 the liner and accompanied them to the Chateau Frontenac hotel. A dinner in their honour was Neil Crafter held that night at the Boischatel Golf Club. 1928 August 27 Boischatel Golf Club. Quebec, Canada. MacKenzie ‘Canadian Golfer’ September 1928 playing with British Senior’s Golfing Society Neil Crafter team. Travelled to Montreal and arrived in the ‘Toronto Star’ 28 August 1928 evening Neil Crafter 1928 August 28 Royal Montreal Golf Club. Montreal, Canada. NY Times Luncheon at RMGC. Afternoon friendly match, Sept 29, 1928 playing with British Seniors’ Golfing Society team Sean Tully against a Canadian Senior Golfers’ Association team over the southern course. British team won ‘Canadian Golfer’ September 1928 by 5 matches to 2 with one all square. Mackenzie Neil Crafter and his partner A C Joy won their foursomes ‘Toronto Star’ 29 August 1928 match. Neil Crafter 1928 August 29 Mount Bruno Country Club. Montreal, Canada. ‘Spirit of St. Andrews’ p56 MacKenzie playing with British Seniors’ Golfing ‘Canadian Golfer’ September 1928 Society. Nine holes in morning, then luncheon, Neil Crafter followed by nine holes in afternoon, and defeated the Canadian team. Reception followed ‘Toronto Star’ 30 August 1928 Neil later that afternoon at the home of Mr E L Pease, Crafter President of Mount Bruno, and they returned to the city in time for dinner. 1928 August 30 Travelled from Montreal to Ottawa ‘Canadian Golfer’ September 1928 Neil Crafter ‘Toronto Star’ 30 August 1928 Neil Crafter

Page 42 1928 August 31 Royal Ottawa Golf Club. Gatineau, Canada. ‘Canadian Golfer’ September 1928 MacKenzie playing with British Seniors’ Golfing Neil Crafter Society team against a team of representatives of a number of Ottawa clubs. British team won by 3 matches to 2 with 3 matches squared. Mackenzie and his partner LC Wilkes won their match. During their Ottawa visit the British team were entertained at a dinner at Rideau Hall, no date given for the dinner. 1928 September Toronto, Canada. MacKenzie meets with Stanley ‘Canadian Golfer’ September 1928 Thompson while in Toronto to discuss the Neil Crafter formation of an International Association of Golf Architects. Thompson reported as being “strongly in favour”. Likely dates SEPT 7-8 1928 September 3 Toronto Golf Club. Toronto, Canada. MacKenzie ‘Canadian Golfer’ September 1928 playing with British Seniors’ Golfing Society team Neil Crafter against Canadian Seniors’. British team won by 8 ‘Toronto Star’ 31 August 1928 Neil matches to 5 in singles, with Mackenzie winning Crafter his match against the Hon. M. Burrell. Luncheon at Toronto Golf Club, followed by a reception at Government House. Dinner at the Toronto Golf Club as guests of the president Mr. R. C. H. Casseis. 1928 September Lambton Golf & Country Club. Toronto, Canada. ‘Canadian Golfer’ September 1928 5-7 MacKenzie playing in the Canadian Seniors’ Golf Neil Crafter Association Tournament ‘Golf Illustrated’ May 1928 Neil Crafter 1928 September 7 Toronto, Canada. The Governor-General of ‘Toronto Star’ 7 September 1928 Neil Canada, Lord Willingdon, played in the senior Crafter golf tournament at Lambton Golf Club. He attended the Annual Dinner of the Canadian Seniors’ Golf Association held at Toronto Golf Club with a number of guests, including the members of the British team.

Page 43 1928 September 8 Toronto, Canada. British team departs in the ‘Canadian Golfer’ September 1928 evening for New York for the International Neil Crafter matches. As the British team had committed to the ‘Toronto Star’ 28 August 1928 Neil United States Senior Golf Association to Crafter participate in their program leading up to the International matches, the Canadians had to cancel planned visits to Hamilton and Niagara Falls. 1928 September 9 New York City. The British Senior’s golfing New York Times Society are expected to arrive today in New York Sept 9, 1928 and have plans to attend a Yankees and Athletics Neil Crafter game and have made arrangements at the Hotel Plaza. 1928 September The Apawamis Club. Rye. New York. Played in U.S. NY Times 11-14 Senior’s Championship (preceded the later USGA Sept 7, 1928 event) It now appears that the British and Sean Tully Canadian Senior’s may not have competed in this event as the events share the same dates. 1928 September Blindbrook Country Club. Port Chester, New NY Times 13-14 York. Playing in 2nd Annual Triangular Sept 14, 1928 International Tournament (US, Canada, Great Sean Tully Britain) 1928 September 18 St. Charles Country Club. Winnipeg, Canada. ‘Manitoba Free Press’ Sept. 19, 1928 Arrived and departed the same day. Met at station Tyler Kearns in the morning and taken to St Charles for luncheon Played in British Seniors’ team at St. ‘Canadian Golfer’ September 1928 Charles in afternoon matches against a team of Neil Crafter Winnipeg seniors and Mackenzie lost his match 1 down on the 18th, his putt to square the match lipping out. After dinner at the club, the British group caught a train at 10pm to Jasper Park Lodge. 1928 September 22 Jasper Park Golf Course. Alberta, Canada. ‘American Golfer’ March 1931 Neil Playing golf with British Seniors and played golf Crafter with Bob Davis. Article is about MacKenzie and is ‘Toronto Star’ 22 September 1928 Neil written by Davis. ‘Toronto Star’ articles states Crafter that the British Senior team is playing “a series of friendly matches over the Jasper Park Lodge course this week.”

Page 44 1928 September 25 Shaughnessy Heights Golf Course. (NLE) Vancouver Sun Vancouver, Canada. The British Senior’s lost to Sept 26, 1928 the locals 4 to 1. MacKenzie lost his match. Neil Crafter 1928 September 26 Jericho Country Club. (NLE) Vancouver, Canada. Vancouver Sun British Senior Golfers competed in foursomes Sept 27, 1928 against the locals. MacKenzie was victorious in Neil Crafter his match. 1928 September 27 Victoria, Canada. Mackenzie is travelling with the The Daily Colonist British Senior Golfers and they are making there 1928 way to Victoria should arrive this morning. They Neil Crafter lost match to locals on the same day. 1928 September 28 Royal Colwood Golf Club. Victoria, Canada. The Daily Colonist British Seniors lose at Royal Colwood 1928 Neil Crafter 1928 October 4 Del Monte Lodge. Pebble Beach, California. San Jose News MacKenzie is a guest of the hotel. Length of stay October 4, 1928 not given. Sean Tully 1928 October Pasatiempo Country Club. Santa Cruz, California. Olmstead Correponsence file 4, 5, and 9 Mackenzie is on site. “Hollins, Job:#8209” 1928 October Pasatiempo Country Club. Santa Cruz, California. Olmstead Correponsence file Mackenzie is on site. “Hollins, Job:#8209” 1928 October 10 Valley Club of Montecito. Montecito, California. Valley Club Papers MacKenzie and Robert Hunter signed agreement Josh Pettit to design course. Contract signed by Robert Hunter . 1928 October Crystal Downs Country Club. Frankfort, Doak, Haddock, Scott. Life & Times of Michigan. MacKenzie is on his way East. Mackenzie Alister MacKenzie and Maxwell arriving by train in Grand Rapids in Links Magazine article on Crystal October 1928 and were met by Walkley Ewing the Downs course's developer 1928 October 24 New York City. Departs on Aquitania headed to Mark Chirnside Southampton arrives on Oct. 31. Ocean Liner Historian 1928 October 31 Southampton, England. MacKenzie arrives in Ancestry.com Southampton. Address is now listed as "24 Neil Crafter Whitcomb Street London W.C.2." and not Moor Allerton Lodge Leeds as used previously. Occupation listed as architect.

Page 45 1928 November London, England. MacKenzie meets with Bernard Country Life Darwin in the Country Life offices to show him Nov 17 1928 photographs of Cypress Point Tom MacWood 1928 November Valley Club of Montecito. Montecito, California. Valley Club Papers Construction starts. Josh Pettit 1928 December 1 Pasatiempo Country Club. Santa Cruz, California. Bob Beck Pasatiempo lower nine being constructed 1929 January 6 Union League Golf and CC. Millbrae, California. Ed Steinway Groundbreaking for club. MacKenzie not present. 1929 January 17 Southampton, England. Departs on S.S. Aurania Ancestry.com for New York City. Sean Tully 1929 January 22 Letter that MacKenzie to arrive shortly at Olmstead Correspondence file Pasatiempo “Hollins, Job:#8209” 1929 January 28 New York City, New York. Arrives on S.S. Aurania, Ancestry.com Occupation listed as surgeon Ed Steinway Sean Tully 1929 February 4 Pasatiempo Country Club. Santa Cruz, California. Olmstead Correspondence file Mackenzie is on site. “Hollins, Job:#8209” 1929 March 3 Union League G and CC. Millbrae, California. Joesph Michelucci MacKenzie along with Robert Hunter go over San Mateo Times, March 1, 1929 course to view progress with members 1929 March 16 MacKenzie enters partnership with Chandler LA Times Egan after Hunter Sr. retires. Announces March 17, 1929 formation of partnership while playing at Neil Crafter Lakeside GC in Los Angeles. 1929 April 26-27 Moortown Golf Club. Leeds, England. Attended Doak, Haddock, Scott. Life & Times of the Alister MacKenzie 1929 May 1 The Old Course at St. Andrews Scotland. Peter Lewis Heritage and Museum MacKenzie played in the Silver Cross Director The R&A 1929 June 15 Northwood Golf Course. Rio Nido, CA Course July issue of Fairway Magazine opens Sean Tully 3181 yds. William Selkirk in charge of course. 1929 July 20 Southampton, England. Depart for NYC on the Sean Tully, Ed Steinway S.S. Aquitania 1929 July 26 New York City, New York. MacKenzie arrives on Ed Steinway, Sean Tully S.S. Aquitania, occupation listed as Architect on manifest. 1929 August 3 At Pasatiempo and Cypress Point Letter to St. John, Ohio State Bob Beck

Page 46 1929 August 13 Arrives in San Francisco MacKenzie’s writings 1929 August 21 In San Francisco Ray Haddock 1929 August 21 Union League Golf and Country Club. Millbrae, San Mateo Times & News Leader, California. August 21, 1929 MacKenzie on site. Ed Steinway, Ray Haddock 1929 September Pebble Beach Golf Links. Pebble Beach, W 5-7 California. MacKenzie in attendance for US Amateur 1929 September 8 . Santa Cruz, California. Pasatiempo Archives MacKenzie attended exhibition match and course Photo opening. Exhibition match was between Bobby Jones/Glenna Collett vs. Cyril Tolley/Marion Hollins 1929 Fall Claremont Country Club. Oakland, California. Doak, Haddock, Scott. Life & Times of Renovations Alister MacKenzie 1929 September 30 In Eastern US W 1929 October Omaha, Nebraska. MacKenzie meets with Walter Montana Standard, Oct 20 1929 Hagan around October 14 Neil Crafter 1929 October 7 . Columbus, Ohio. In the Tom MacWood minutes of OSU Athletic board acknowledges that Ohio State Athletic Board Minutes MacKenzie and Maxwell were present. Would be hired for the work at this meeting. 1929 November 19 Contract for OSU Courses signed by mackenzie Tom MacWood 1929 Fall Crystal Downs Country Club. Frankfort, Doak, Haddock, Scott. Life & Times of Michigan. Routed Ohio State University Courses Alister MacKenzie (Scarlet and Gray) 1929 November 26 Reno, . Mackenzie files suit for divorce Reno Evening Gazette from Edith Mary MacKenzie, citing alleged November 26, 1929 desertion. Neil Crafter 1929 December 7 Chicago, Illinois. In a letter dated on the 6th from Tom Macwood Carl Truax of Wendell Miller and Associates to St. John, mentions MacKenzie’s arrival Dec 7th in the AM and a later meeting at Hotel Sherman 1929 December 30 Valley Club of Montecito. Montecito, California. Valley Club Archives Club officially opens. Josh Pettit 1929 December 31 Alwoodley Golf Club. Leeds, England. Change Alwoodley Club Files from Full to Country Membership takes effect Nick Leefe 1930 January 21 Reno, Nevada. Divorce from Edith finalized. Raymund Haddock

Page 47 1930 January 24 New York City, New York. Departed on trip to January 25th, 1930 Buenos Aires. No ship name given. New York Times Sean Tully 1930 March 4 Argentina, listed in guest book at El Boqueron. David Edel Plans for 18 hole course made, but never built 1930 April 27 Southampton, England. MacKenzie arrives on the Neil Crafter SS Alcantara from Buenos Aires, Argentina. Lists occupation as Golf Course Architect. 1930 April 27 Union League Golf and CC. Millbrae, California. Ed Steinway Opening day. 1930 May 9 St. Marlyebone Parish Church. London, England. Raymund Haddock. Doak, Haddock, MacKenzie married Hilda Sykes Haddock. Scott. Life & Times of Alister According to Dr. Scott, the date was 14 May and MacKenzie, Shackelford “Mackenzie at witnesses were marion Mackenzie (AM’s sister), Cypress Point” marston Haddock and L. Cleland 1930 May 15-16 Royal St. George’s. Sandwich, Kent, England. Spirit of St. Andrews MacKenzie in attendance for the Walker cup. 1930 May 28 The Old Course at St. Andrews. Scotland. “The Slam” MacKenzie walks with O.B. Keeler watching the Curt Sampson Bobby Jones Vs. Cyril Tolley match in the British Amateur 1930 June 7 Southampton, England. MacKenzie departs on the Ancestry S.S. Aquitania with Hilda and manifest lists Sean Tully, Ed Steinway occupation as architect 1930 June 13 New York City, New York. Mackenzie arrives Ancestry aboard the Aquitania Sean Tully, Ed Steinway 1930 July 3 Sharp Park GC. Pacifica, California. MacKenzie on San Francisco Chronicle site with Hunter Sr. and Jr. Sean Tully

1930 July 4 Pasatiempo Country Club. Santa Cruz, California. Bob Beck Golfing 1930 July 8 Cypress Point Golf Club. Pebble Beach. At San Francisco Chronicle Cypress Point, to get it ready for State Sean Tully, Bob Beck Championship in Sept. 1930 July 9 Pebble Beach, California. Plans for a new course San Francisco Chronicle near polo fields at Pebble Beach announced by July 9, 1930 S.F.B. Morse to be designed by MacKenzie and Sean Tully Egan.

Page 48 1930 July 14 Sharp Park Golf Course. Pacifica, California. Sean Tully Visit to Sharp Park, 12 of the 18 greens at Sharp Park contoured. Also plays golf at Pasatiempo with Bickerton and Mucks. 1930 July 17 MacKenzie commissioned to design and construct San Francisco Examiner 9 hole chip and putt course for Douglas July 17, 1930 Fairbanks Sean Tully 1930 August 12 Santa Cruz, California. MacKenzie sent telegram Tom Macwood to St. John 1930 August 29 Santa Cruz, California. MacKenzie sent telegram Tom Macwood to St. John 1930 September 18 Woodside Country Club. Woodside, California. San Mateo Times On site for construction of course, plan drawn September 18, 1930 up by MacKenzie. Course work started, but Ed Steinway stopped very soon thereafter (Sean Tully). 1930 September Cypress Point Golf Club. Pebble Beach, W, Ray Haddock 19-20 California. Formal Opening of Cypress Point Club In dated photo clubhouse. Mackenzie in photo with Robert Letter to Mr. St. John at OSU dated Hunter (not MacKenzie’s partner, but a SoCal September 3rd Golfer), Roger Lapham and Norman MacBeth. Julian Graham Photo. 1930 September 27 . Ardmore, Pennsylvania. Letter to Mr. St. John at OSU dated MacKenzie planned to visit US Amateur at Merion. September 3rd Note, this has not been verified (ST). Tom MacWood 1930 September 30 Ohio State University. Columbus, Ohio. MacKenzie Letter to Mr. St. John at OSU dated planned visit. Note, that this has not been September 3rd verified (ST). Tom MacWood 1930 September Lake placid, New York. MacKenzie visiting site of Lake Placid News October 24 1930 - proposed Adirondack club of lake placid on Neil Crafter October Brewster peninsula. Mackenzie’s report quoted from in lake placid news article of oct 24 1930. 1930 November Pasatiempo Country Club. Ground broken for Santa Cruz Sentinal home at Pasatiempo. Took up residence in Santa Cruz Architectural History Pasatiempo, when his new house was completed. 1930 December 20 San Francisco, California. City of San Francisco City of San Francisco Minutes authorizes employment of Alister MacKenzie for Bo Links services in connection with the construction of the Municipal Golf Course at Sharp Park. Routing map already drawn up (ST).

Page 49 1931 January 6 Mackenzie’s plans for 36 holes of the Ohio State Tom Macwood University Golf Courses arrives in columbus, Ohio. 1931 March 18 Bayside Links. Bayside, New York New York Times Work started based on April 22nd article in Sean Tully NYTimes. 1931 April 16 Sharp Park Golf Course. Pacifica, California. San Francisco Chronicle Course opens Sean Tully 1931 April 21 Bayside Links. Bayside, New York. Site visit to New York Times April 22 1931 Bayside, 5 weeks into construction using Sean Tully mechanized equipment. Greens are very large and only 19 bunkers. Mackenzie quoted by lincoln Werden of the new York Times 1931 April 26 bayside links. Bayside, New York. Article Pittsburgh press 26 April 1931 incorrectly names Alister “James” and goes on to Neil Crafter describe that in the time it took visitors to have an hour long lunch, MacKenzie had installed a complete green. 1931 May 4 London, England. MacKenzie arrives in London Ancestry.com with his wife Hilda on the Aquitania from New Ed Steinway, Sean Tully York. Address listed as Rembrandt Hotel, London. Occupation listed as architect. 1931 July 4 Southampton, England. MacKenzie departs on the Ancestry.com S.S. Berengaria Ed Steinway, Sean Tully 1931 July 10 New York City, New York. Arrive in New York. Ancestry.com Manifest lists home at Pasatiempo and occupation Ed Steinway, Sean Tully as Architect. 1931 July 10 New York City, New York. Meets with committee of Doak, Haddock, Scott. Life & Times of Augusta National Golf Club at the Vanderbilt Alister MacKenzie (164-167) Hotel for an hour. 1931 July Adirondack club of lake placid. Lake placid, New Lake Placid News July 10 1931 11 or 12 York. Dr Mackenzie to arrive “from scotland on Neil Crafter Friday” and to check the site clearing. Not confirmed when exactly he visited Lake Placid, but most likely around July 11 or 12 1931 July 12 New York City, at Bayside? Doak, Haddock, Scott. Life & Times of Alister MacKenzie 1931 July 13-14 Travels from NYC to Augusta. Leaves at 1:10pm on Doak, Haddock, Scott. Life & Times of the 13th and arrives on the 14th at 11:ooam Alister MacKenzie (164-167)

Page 50 JULY 14 Augusta, . MacKenzie Arrives in augusta Augusta chronicle 15 July 1931 Neil Crafter 1931 July 14-16 Augusta National Golf Club. Augusta, National. Doak, Haddock, Scott. Life & Times of On site Alister MacKenzie, Shackelford “Mackenzie at Cypress Point” Augusta Chronicle 15 July 1931 confirms Mackenzie and Jones were on site on 14 July 1931 1931 July 15 Augusta National Golf Club. Augusta, Georgia. Augusta Chronicle 16 July 1931 On site with jones and Wendell Miller. Evening Neil Crafter at barbecue with Jones and Keeler at hickory Nut Lodge given by management of Forrest Hills- Ricker Hotel 1931 July 16 Augusta, Georgia. Mackenzie & Jones leave Augusta Chronicle 17 July 1931 Augusta, Mackenzie for NYC and Jones for Neil Crafter 1931 July 17 Mackenzie in NYC 1931 July 20? Mackenzie had recently been in lake placid and Lake Placid News July 17 1931 “will return in a few days to start a clearing Neil Crafter gang on the fairways” 1931 July Pasatiempo Country Club. Santa Cruz, CA. Los Angeles Times July 20 1930 Mackenzie revamping the ninth and eleventh Neil Crafter greens 1931 July 30 St. Charles Country Club. Winnipeg, Manitoba. Doak, Haddock, Scott. Life & Times of Opening of MacKenzie’s nine Alister MacKenzie, Ken Mould, Tyler Shown in photo on page 224 of DHS, playing 2nd Kearns, Club History Book Hole on his North Nine in the Opening Tournament 1931 August Golf Course. Ann Arbor, Doak, Haddock, Scott. Life & Times of Michigan. Alister MacKenzie 1931 August Santa Cruz, California. Alister and Hilda return Ancestry from England bringing with them son in law G. Raymund Haddock, Sean Tully Marston Haddock. I found a passage by Marston Haddock arriving on July 20th in NYC. It looks like they picked him up back East as I could not find anyone but Marston Haddock on the manifest (ST).

Page 51 1931 August 18 Sacramento Municipal Golf Links. (Haggin Oaks) Plaque at Haggin Oaks an Sacramento Sacramento, California. MacKenzie engaged by Bee the City of Sacramento to design municipal links. August 19,1931 On August 19th, the Commission voted to incorporate under the name of the Sacramento Golf Course Corporation for the purpose of constructing and funding!the course. 1931 August 27 Sacramento Municipal golf Links. (Haggin Oaks). Sacramento Bee Sacramento, California. Inspection of property August 28, 1931 that will be Haggin Oaks with Robert Hunter. Rick Lund After viewing the property MacKenzie and Hunter were given an airplane view of the property. MacKenzie states that he will have preliminary sketches of the course would be ready to present within the week. 1931 September 5 Sacramento Municipal golf Links. (Haggin Oaks). Rick Lund Sacramento, California. MacKenzie routing Haggin Oaks 1931 September Augusta Georgia, long visit staying into October Stan Byrdy - according to David Owen David owen “The Making of the October masters” 1931 October 1 Sacramento Municipal Golf Links. (Haggin Oaks) Rick Lund Sacramento, California. MacKenzie at opening for first nine holes. He was a speaker at the ceremony and asked that no changes be made to the course without him. 1931 October 3 Augusta, Georgia. Arrives in augusta with Augusta Chronicle 4 Oct 1931 Wendell miller. Article states Mackenzie had Neil Crafter gone over the plans with jones in NYC a few days ago 1931 October 6 Augusta National Golf Club. Augusta, Georgia. Evening Independent-St. Petersburg, MacKenzie and Bobby Jones were on the course FL laying out the routing for the golf course. October 6, 1931 1931 October 6 Augusta, Georgia. Mackenzie and Jones play at Augusta Chronicle Oct 6 1931 Forest Hills Golf Club, Augusta in match with Neil Crafter Forest hills Pro Mickey Gallagher and Jerome franklin. Mackenzie was “not on his game. He was trapped a number of times and was bothered with an occasional slice”

Page 52 1931 October 31 San Diego, California. MacKenzie arrives on the Tom Naccarato Panama pacific Liner, “Pennsylvania” from NYC via LA Times, October 29, 1931 “Liner Cuba Pennsylvania Due in Port Saturday” 1931 November 3 San Francisco, California. Arrives from NYC via Bob Beck San Diego. 1931 November Pasatiempo Country Club. Santa Cruz. Golfing. Bob Beck - December 1932 January 26 Santa Cruz, California. In a letter sent to S.F.B. Sean Tully Morse as they discussed the possible construction of the Shore Course and issues of working with Joe Mayo, Mayo and MacKenzie did not get along. 1932 March 14 Alwoodley GC. Leeds, England. Mackenzie’s Alwoodley Club Files resignation was placed in the minutes at the Nick Leefe Committee Meeting held at the Leeds Club 1932 March Augusta National Golf Club. Augusta, Georgia. Tom Macwood, Geoff Shackelford MacKenzie overseeing the shaping of the greens “Mackenzie at Cypress Point” and and stayed into April. David Owen’s book “The Making of the Masters” 1932 March 13 Augusta, Georgia. MacKenzie “is here for a New York Times month’s stay to see the finishing and to put his March 12, 1932 stamp of approval upon the course.” Recently Neil Crafter inspected course with Bobby Jones and a group of prominent men. 1932 March 15-16 Augusta National. In an article written by O.B. Daily Interlake Keeler he discusses a conversation he had with (Montgomery, Alabama) MacKenzie at Augusta National about lady March 16, 1932 golfers and the recent advantage of American golfers over those from the UK. Neil Crafter Late March Augusta national Golf Club. Augusta, Georgia. On Augusta Chronicle April 1 1932 site with bobby jones who was hitting shots to Neil Crafter the short holes on the partly constructed course 1932 April Augusta National Golf Club. Augusta, Georgia. Tom Macwood, Geoff Shackelford On site nothing specific. “Mackenzie at Cypress Point”

Page 53 1932 April 6 Augusta, Georgia. Augusta, Georgia. Photo of Corbis.com MacKenzie with Bobby Jones, Grantland Rice, and Clifford Roberts to name a few of the very prominent men in the photo. No golf course mentioned and likely to early to be Augusta National, could be Augusta CC? 1932 April 7 Augusta National Golf Club. Augusta, Georgia. Corbis.com Photo of Bobby Jones teeing up on the course while the course is under construction. MacKenzie is watching along with some other men are off to the side. 1932 April 8 Augusta, Georgia. MacKenzie and his wife attend New York Times, April 9, 1932 dinner hosted by Mr. & Mrs. William Henry Mark Bourgeois Wallace Jr. at their house 1932 May 5 On board the SS Berengaria en route for Sean Tully England. In the company of women golfers New York Times (Marion Hollins) going to an International match May 5, 1932 against England at Wentworth. 1932 May 11 Southampton, England. MacKenzie arrives on Neil Crafter board the SS Berengaria. Travelling with Hilda and staying at the Rembrandt Hotel. Occupation listed as Golf Course Architect. 1932 May 21 Construction completed at Augusta national Augusta Chronicle May 20 1932 Neil Crafter 1932 May-June Muirfield. East Lothian, Scotland. Writer for The The Scotsman Jan 9, 1934 Scotsman mentions that he met him in Muirfield Neil Crafter the summer before last. 1932 June 11 Southampton, England. MacKenzie return trip Ancestry.com with Hilda. Occupation listed as Golf Course Sean Tully Architect. Leaving on the S.S. Franconia 1932 June 20 New York City. New York. MacKenzie arrives on Ancestry.com S.S. Franconia Sean Tully 1932 Summer Crystal Downs Country Club. Frankfort, Doak, Haddock, Scott. Life & Times of Michigan. Alister MacKenzie 1932 Summer Pasatiempo Country Club. Santa Cruz, California. Raymund Haddock 1932 November 13 Monterey Peninsula CC. Pebble Beach, California Northern California Golf Course gives talk to Northern California Golf Course Superintendent Minutes Superintendents Sean Tully 1932 Fall Pasatiempo Country Club. Santa Cruz, California. MacKenzie’s Writings

Page 54 1932 December 22 Canterbury Hotel. San Francisco, California. Santa Cruz Superior Court Probate Records Bob Beck 1932 December 25 Pasatiempo Country Club. Santa Cruz, California. Santa Cruz Architectural History MacKenzie is at his home 1933 January 7 Canterbury Hotel. San Francisco, California. Santa Cruz Superior Court Probate Records Bob Beck 1933 January Augusta National Golf Club. Augusta, Georgia. New York Times 13-15 Official opening. Jan 1, 1933 1933 January 16 Pasatiempo Country Club. Santa Cruz, California. Doak, Haddock, Scott. Life & Times of Alister MacKenzie Page 183 1933 March 4 Canterbury Hotel. San Francisco, California. Santa Cruz Superior Court Probate Records Bob Beck 1933 May Pasatiempo Country Club. Santa Cruz, California. Photo 1933 June 4th Claremont Country Club. Oakland. California. Hal Lauth MacKenzie played in 5th annual Senior Golf Claremont CC Records Association of Northern California Also, photo of MacKenzie and Donald Ross 1933 July 23 Pasatiempo Country Club. Santa Cruz, California. Bob Beck After playing golf at St Andrews and Atlanta, glad to be home. 1933 Fall Pasatiempo Country Club. Santa Cruz, California. Santa Cruz Sentinal 1933 December 31 Santa Cruz, California. MacKenzie suffered a Doak, Haddock, Scott. Life & Times of coronary thrombosis while celebrating a party Alister MacKenzie for Hogmanay at his Pasatiempo home. 1934 January 6 Pasatiempo Estate, Santa Cruz, California. Doak, Haddock, Scott. Life & Times of MacKenzie died at his home, aged 63. Alister MacKenzie 1934 January 8 Mackenzie’s Funeral service held in the rear yard Doak, Haddock, Scott. Life & Times of of his house near the 6th fairway at Pasatiempo. It Alister MacKenzie is believed his ashes were scattered on the golf Santa Cruz Evening News 8 January course 1934, Bob Beck 2005 August 14 St. Augustine, Florida. Inducted into The

Page 55 Alister MacKenzie Chronology Contributors

Richard Atherton, Cavendish Golf Club Historian Andy Levett, Seaton Carew Member Joe Bausch, Golf Historian Peter Lewis, Heritage and Museum Director for the R&A Bob Beck, Golf Historian Pasatiempo Golf Club (Ret.) Bo Links, Golf Historian Martin Bonnar, Golf Historian John Lovell, Golf Historian, NSW, Australia Mark Bourgeois, Golf Historian Rick Lund, Golf Historian Niall Carlton, Golf Historian Tom MacWood, Golf Historian Mark Chirnside, Ocean Liner Historian Joeseph Michelucci, Greenhills Golf Club Historian Neil Crafter, Golf Architect and Historian Tom Naccarato, Golf Historian Craig Disher, Golf Historian T.E. Paul, Golf Historian Jane Donohoe, St. annes Old Links John Pearson, Silloth Golf Club Ian Douglas, Ganton Golf Club Josh Pettit, Golf Architect and Historian David Edel, Golf Professional and Historian Ed Steinway, Greenhills Golf Club Historian (Ret.) Mark Guiniven, Golf Historian George Storey, Darlington Golf Club Raymund Haddock, Step-Grandson of Alister MacKenzie Graham Thornton, West End Club and Historian Sean Tully, Golf Historian Tyler Kearns, Golf Architect and Historian W, MacKenzie’s writings unless specifically mentioned Richard Latham, Royal County Down Richard Wooller, Royal Eastbourne Golf Club, Club Hal Lauth, Claremont CC Historian (Ret.) Archivist Nick Leefe, Golf Historian Alwoodley Golf Club (Ret.)

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