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STRAIGHT YEAR Greater Greensboro Open 91 Houston Classic 46 TITLEIST HAS BEE PLAYED Texas Open 95 Tournament of Champions 5 '-'7 UNCHAllENGED TOURNAMENT LIADER FOR THE TOURNAMENT RECOR~ ~~~ Playinq itiv!' Tournament Titleist Sa: los Angeles Open 50 27 ~ San Diego Open 62 22 I Bing Crosby Open 101 ~ I Lucky Open 51 ~J Palm Springs Open 187 14~ Phoerux Open 81 1 PGA Seniors 233 3t Tucson Open 91 5 New Orleans Open 96 ••.. Baton Rouge Open 96 Pensacola Open 89 St. Petersburg Open 81 Doral Open 67 Azalea Open 76 Masters 28 STRAIGHT YEAR Greater Greensboro Open 91 Houston ClaSSIC 46 TITLEIST HAS BEE PLAYED Texas Open 95 Tournament of Champions 5 '-'7 . BY MORE PROFESSIONALS Waco Turner Open 90 11 Colonial National Open 13 Hot Springs Open 61 AND AMATEURS IN B G·TIME "500" Festival Open 65 Memphis Open 62 Thunderbird ClaSSIC 40 COMP TITIO THAN ANY USGA Open Championship 66 65th Annual NCAA OTHER BALL ... LOOK Championship 164 Eastern Open 62 Western Open 56 AT THE RECORD. Canadian PGA 57 Buick Open 74 Motor City Open 80 PGA Championship 51 37th Amateur Pubhc ACUSHNET GOLF BALLS Links Championship SOLD THRU GOLF COURSE PRO SHOPS ONLY of USGA 101 TO pi AY TITI E,cr NEWS OF THE GOLF WORLD IN BRIEF By HERB GRAFFIS Pedro L. Collante and on, Pedro, Jr. graded by being called a "pro." and Jaime, to build de luxe golf and hunt- Bob Klewin, a 20-year veteran of the ing resort in mountains near Tecate, Mex., hom pro ranks with Tuc on (Ariz.) CC a few miles south of the border and not for th la t decad ,ha been named re i- far from San Diego . Larry Mercuri, dent pro at Tuc on ational, hich open recently hired a supt. of Wycock Park Dec. 15 . Hi wife, Iary llen will as- G&CC, Holyoke, Mass., by cour e owner, i t him in th hop ... Bob Harri will Marco Marin lIo, is a tockbridge turf be , inter pro at the club and Jack ick- management chool graduate who played lau repre ent it on the tour . Denni the course where he now works and re- marked about condition of the greens ... Mercuri was overheard by Marinello who aid, "If you think you can do the job you're hired." FRONT COVER Mi s Zaidee Soule, now 4, will have O. J. Noer took this photo of the ninth green at her portrait in clubhou e of new public Bel Air CC in West los Angeles. This is on the 18. course at Ojai, alif .... Mi s Soule and hole addition that was opened there this year. h riter, ina, who died last year, sold to the city for 50000 a 194-a rite Those figures on the cover represent another year of golf's unrelenting growth. Forty-five more Stand- valued at $500,000 0 the fields they had looked on 'in e hildhood would b en- ard Courses were opened in 1962 than in 1961, joy d by "an the p opl " and wouldn't he and the Par 3 total is up by 13. However, there is ubdivid d. slight dropoff in Additions to Existing Courses and Courses Under Construction, the latter partly be- rdent tribute to pro golfer in story by cause of a new method of tallying construction starts. Jane Artale in I veland (0.) Plain Dealer women' ection... One it m in the story' art i a pictur of Bertie Way, 9- year-old pro emeritus of Mayfield , in- tructing a b autiful member, Mrs. F. L. filne, who won the ew J rs y Junior Richard on ... Other picture is of Haw- this y ar in a 22-hole playoff with Don thorne Vall y C pro, Frank Harned, Roger, is the son of Gorge, who has \ ith five lov ly memb r ... Story leads b en pro at Trenton CC for 21 years ... off with "Ode to a Pro" by "Links Ladies" His grandfather wa pro at Forest Hill . It conclud : "And you, listen, listen, more than 50 years ago and his uncle li ten/With a pati nt ear/To each blow Ken, is the hopma ter at Hanover (Pa.) by blow /Tale of Woe/And wipe each t ar./D ar Pr I I a know/ e love you" Da e Maneour leaving Silverado CC . Guess that tak s care of those who apa, Calif., to become head pro at ne~ ob that they are humiliated and down- El Dorado Hills GC, near Sacramento . Golfdom II published monthly except Nov. and Dec. Aeeepted u Controlled Circulation Postal' Paid at Roehel'e, IlIIaol, PI••• address all advertlslnl. circulation & editorial correspondence to GOLFDOM. 407 S. Dearborn St.. Chlca •• 6. October, }162 It describes various irrigation de- signs and golf course watering techniques ••• 4 Golidom CAST IRON PIPE RESEARCH ASSOCIATION Thos. F. Wolfe. Managing Director 3440-G Prudential Plaza ChIcago 1. Illinois NAM"-- POSITION _ NAME OF COURSE. _ ADDRESS, _ CITy ZONE-STATL- _ October, 1962 5 Second Roadrunner pro-am, offering $7,- 500 in prize money, to be played at Scotts- dale (Ariz.) CC, Nov. 26-Dec. 1 ... Open 18-hole Par 3 at Hawaii-Kai, resort city in Honolulu ... It is first of three planned for the area and was designed by Robert Trent Jones ... Course at Rainbow Springs CC, Mukwonago, in the heart of Wiscon- sin, was built in 143 days ... The 6,700 yard course may be put into play this fall ... Wedgewood GC, 18-hole course near Allentown, and 9-hole addition to Locust Valley in Coopersburg, Pa., both designed by Bill and Dave Gordon, will be put in play in 1963. The 1963 Western Open will be played at Beverly CC, Chicago, July 25-28, hav- ing been moved back about a month . The 1962 event, played at Medinah, near Chicago, netted in excess of $23,000 for the Evans Scholarship Fund . 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