Swinging Around Golf News of the Golf World in Brief

SWINGING AROUND GOLF NEWS OF THE GOLF WORLD IN BRIEF

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-) Jerry Diefenderfer, pro at Crystal . . . Area was conditioned per recom- Springs GC, Haverhill, Mass., is conduct- mendations after soil tests . . . Puekett ing class lessons as a pre-season promo- built attractive pro lounge and locker- tion for the club owned by George Gelt room and equipment buildings . . . Plan . . . Pros at some Par-3 courses have been to open this June ... J. Bud Geoghegan doing phenomenal jobs of promotion in starting 18th year as pro at Crestmont 4 getting adults, especially senior men and CC, West Orange, N.J Bud again con- women, into golf via instruction classes ducting adult golf classes in evenings at 4 and individual lessons . . . Roy O'Neill, high schools in Nutley, South Orange, jr. named pro at Oxford CC, Chicopee Falls, Mass. . . . Leo Mallory resigns as pro at Oak Lane CC, Woodridge, Conn., FRONT COVER and has signed at Rocky Point CC, Tam- Here's a view, cactus tree and all, of the 18th green pa, Fla., for winter and spring. at the Tucson National GC, opened in mid-February James Kelley and Mike Driver, supt., Developer William Nanini reportedly has introduced something new here in allergy-free Bermuda turf, ^Brookwood GC, Fort Wayne, Ind., buy and among other things, the Spanish Colonial club- course from Miss Emma Klein and hire house boasts an authentic Finnish sauna. The course former city golf champion, Charles Byrket, plays to a maximum of 7,500 yards, presents three as pro-mgr. . . . Alexander G. Sidar, jr., large lakes and is ringed by the foothills of the chairman, Rutgers University golf commit- Santa Catalina mountains. Bob Klewin is the resi- tee, says course at New Brunswick, N.J., dent pro. Bob Harris teaches at the club in the _ enlarged from 9 to 18 will be in play winter and Ed Currlin is the supt. The course is about June 1 . . . Carroll (la.) CC to surrounded by homesites. Jjuild second nine . . . Robert Matt is pres- The women's hospitality program at the GCSA convention was in the capable hands of Hi-Lo ident . . . Burlington (la.) GC to remodel Desert supts' wives shown in the inset photo. They , clubhouse to plans of J. Bradley Rust, are (I to r): Mrs. Phyllis Moore, Mrs. Helen Sims, Iowa City architect who has done marvel- Mrs. Annie Sanders, Mrs. Irene Hardin, Mrs. Bud ous work at moderate cost in remodeling Turner, Mrs. Harriett Gaughenbaugh and Mrs. Anne clubhouses . . . The Burlington club was Hixson. incorporated May 1, 1899 . . . Pine Grove CC, Iron Mountain, Mich., spending 4121,000 on capital improvements. Clifton, Caldwell and Kearny . . . Stead- ily growing popularity of these classes Thomas A. Puekett, oil operator and and their high value in golf market de- golf enthusiast, with design suggestions velopment recommend Geoghegan's plan from pros, supts. and southern Illinois to high school officials and pros. amateurs, has built 6,200 yd. Indian Hills Bridgewood GC, Macon, Ga., is a nine- GC at Mt. Vernon, 111. . . . Puekett and hole course owned and operated by father his advisors studied the 152 acre site and son, Tommy Lowe, jr. and III . . from helicopter in making their plans They handle all jobs involved in running

Gelfd»m la punish*I mMthly except Nev. and Dec. Accepted a* Controlled Circulation Postage Paid at Rochell*. illlui. Pleua addreee all advertising elreulatleo & editorial correspondence te GOLFDOM, 407 £ Dearborn sT.. ChltM, » a good course in fine condition . . . Tom- my III is a graduate of the PGA Business 4 School at Dallas . . . He's been a pro for five years . . . Dave Eckberg returns to Greenville (Mich.) CC as pro-mgr. . . . Dave was there 12 years before going to Kendallville (Ind.) CC, another "pleasant ^ NEW club with ardent golfers," to quote Dave,* Think things are going to be tough LEWIS when women do a lot of the bossing as « WASHER club officials? ... As they certainly will inside of ten years when there will be • Proven Paddle Action more women than men playing . . . Quit / Wear Resistant—cast worrying, boys . . . Harry E. Vinall, who ' aluminum alloy case, leases and operates the course at Pough- nylon brushes keepsie, N.Y., owned by Vassar college/' • Maintenance-Free has been in golf all his business life and says he has found the ladies at Vassar1" • Economically Priced (officials, faculty and students) the finest • "Piggy-Back"! New people he has ever dealt with . . . His Lewis washers can be son, Harry Vinall, III, is supt. and he dual-mounted repeats his father's rating . . . The course V NEW CATALOG —describes is a half mile from the nearest highway^ complete Lewis Line. . . . Gets heavy play and has a waiting Send for it today! list. Dale Parish, pres., Idaho Falls (Ida.) * CC says club hopes to play on first 9 of CONTAINER DEVELOPMENT CORP. its planned 18 next fall . . . Saratoga Spa MONROE STREET • WATERTOWN, WISCONSIN (N.Y.) State Park to open second nine of its new course in spring . . . Wm. and

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PAR, INCORPORATED • 860 EAST 75TH STREET . CHICAGO 19, ILLINOIS subdivision, Bath, O. . . . Brazil, Ind., considering building three courses . . . seeking loan from Community Facilities Glen Grove Co. planning 18 in real estate Administration of Federal Housing and development near Buffalo Grove, north- Home Administration Agency to build west surburban Chicago . . . Olmos Basin, second nine at Forest Park . . . Winston- municipal course at San Antonio, Tex., Salem, N. C., City Recreation Commission due to open in July. hones to have additional nine at Winston Schenectady County (N. Y.) consider- Lake Park in play this summer ... In- ing using County Farm land for public crease of 25 cents in City Park 18, Pueblo, course and building the layout with fed- Colo., last year raised $10,000 that is ear- eral loan . . . Glenwood (la.) Golf Assn., marked for additional nine. Tom Davis, pres., building nine . . ! Extensive activity in addition of second John Klug, developer of Pacesetter Homes, nines indicates that once the golf bug a $20 million project in Shorecliffs, Los bites it keeps on eating . . . It's good to Angeles area, plans early construction of see new 9-hole courses being designed and first nine ... El Niguel CC south of having building supervised by competent Los Angeles, to be opened soon. architects . . . The courses usually bring in Start building Brundidge (Ga.) CC nine revenue quickly to pay moderate cost of . . . Martin Cerel, Natick, Mass., develop- experienced direction . . . Philip A. Wogan er of new communities in New England Manchester, Mass, is architect of 9-hole planning courses for several of his pro- addition to Martindale GC (Boston dist.), jects . . . Monroe County (Rochester) N. Y. nine more for Rochester (N. H.) CC, building nine at Churchville Park another nine for Rockport (Mass.) CC, Art Peterson, Manson, Wash., building 18 for Charmingfare CC, Candia, N. H. nine near Lake Chelan . . . Peter San . . . Newmeadows GC, Topsfield, Mass., Filippo, vp, Sun Lake Park development first course built on Boston s North shore north of Tampa, Fla., says Sun Lake to in 30 years, and designed by Wogan, will have 18 hole course started soon. be completed this spring. South Bend (Ind.) park commissioners Cook County (Chicago, 111., forest pre- award contracts for building 18 and serve board, Charles E. Sauers, supt., clubhouse at Elbel park. Expense account tax confusion certainly There is a comic side to this picture of hasn't helped business at winter resort congressional hypocrisy . . . Like when the courses . . . Play and spending improved real cool cat congressman got caught with somewhat in February after businessmen a couple of his "lady friends" mowing convinced themselves they won't be sent American taxpayers' money in a circusy to Siberia by the Washington tax com- Parisian night club . . . When he heard the missars if expense accounts for enter- trigger click he yelled out, "Ain't nobody taining customers and prospective cus- here 'cept us congressmen," . . . The tomers are detailed to the extent they will statesman who snitched on his colleagues' subject the citizen to more surveillance by carelessness with expense account money the commissars. moonlights as a clergyman. Hard to figure out the eggheads, tax Liberal, Kans., building 18 holes at air- commissars and politicians who are goose- port under Chamber of Commerce direc- loose with your money . . . They talk tion ... A. W. Poffenberger heads citizens nobly about physical fitness . . . Then recreation action committee intending to they tell you that you are committing a build 18 at Clinton, la. . . . Yreka, Calif., sin against the state and should be penal- plans to build a muny course . . . Needles, ized for taking your family for golf, swim- Calif., also planning to build course . . . ming and other healthy play at the coun- Fire Chief E. C. Marshall, project officer try club . . . Representatives and senators on George AFB course construction, near get $22,500 as annual salary, plus nice San Bernardino, Calif., expects to have expense accounts, plus fat jobs for mem- layout completed in June . . . Janesville, bers of their families, plus excellent con- Wis., building Blackhawk nine . . . David gressional club facilities, plus free loading Kessler is the park supt. . . . Owensboro, junkets that generally show larceny at its Ky., buys site for 18 . . . Omaha expects finest at the poor tax-paying chumps' its Benson Park 18 to be in play in the expense . . . What crust the tax commis- spring of 1964 . . . Cedric Austin, Phoenix sars have to get fussy about expense parks dept. supt., says Papago Park 18 will accounts! open around July 1. 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John S. Dombek, 56, for 17 years supt. designed course . . . Walsh brothers, op- \ at Ludlow (Mass.) CC died at his home erators of Westgate Valley and Hickorv in Ludlow recently . . . He had been Hills fee courses in Chicago district, to < engaged in a modernization program at build Par-3 18 in Orland township in the course . . . He was active in the New southwest suburban Chicago. England and national GCSA . . . He is Cortex, Colo., to have 9-hole municipal survived by his wife, Mrs. Anna (Szloch) course to plans of Press Maxwell . . . Mar- Dombeck, a son, Edward J. of Ludlow shall Horn heads group organizing club and three sisters. at Vassar, Mich. . . . Midland CC one of 4 Clark Willingham, for past two years the two courses to go in on Midland with Ben Hogan Co. in southeastern ter- Farm near Wadsworth, 111., north of Chi- * ritory, has been named pro at Warm cago, is scheduled for completion this Springs (Ga.) GC . . . Robert M. Raives summer . . . Robert Bruce Harris is heads Citizens Golf Committee for getting architect . . . Willis Martin and two city course built at Glen Cove, N. Y. . . . other athletic coaches of Carbondale (111.) George Fazio working with group to de- Community high school, have recon- velop Squires GC, men-only club in Hors- structed Midland Hills 9-hole course at r ham township of surburban Philadelphia Carbondale ... It was abandoned at . . . Herman M. Watkins of Merion heads start of World War II . . . Highland Golf * the group. Assn. expects to open its nine at Marfa, Dalton (Ga.) CC to build second nine Tex., in July . . . Skyline CC formed to and new clubhouse . . . Calhoun Falls build 18 and clubhouse on bank of Mis- (S. C.) CC to open first nine this spring sissippi river, south of Dupo, 111. . . . Jim Hester is president. .. Tom Parker Florida qualifying for the PGA Cham- ^ named pro at new Miami Lakes CC, pionship will be held at Port St. Lucie, Miami, Fla. . . . Begin building Doblegate June 11 . . . Then from the 13th through Plantation CC 18 near Albany, Ga. . . . the 16th, the 22nd Florida Open will be Angus Alberson heads company develop- played at the same venue . . . Florida State ing Doblegate property . . . George Cobb Golfers assn., observing its 50th anniver- Finest of them all

Jim Hearn, onetime Giant and Philly pitcher, claimed the J. G. Taylor Spink trophy for winning the 23rd Baseball Players' championship in Miami in Febru- ary. He shot a 301 to nudge Billy Herman, Red Sox coach, into second place by one stroke. Al Dark, San Francisco manager, took third with a 303.

sary, also will hold its amateur championship, at St. Lucie Apr. 18-21 . . . Pecan * Valley CC, now abuilding in San Antonio, will be ready for play around Labor Day * ... Developed by E. J. Burke, Jr., it has a sprinkling system that is about six miles long ... J. Press Maxwell of Denver handled the design. Masters is departing from one tradition in the 1963 playing of the classic . . . Previously all U.S. Open and Amateur champions and all British Open and Ama- teur winners were invited to play at Augusta . . . Now, that's being limited You can be sure of more sales to the winners in the last 10 years . . . when you feature bags bearing , However, all the ex-champs will be in- the famous Tufhorse label. vited to be non-playing guests . . . Former Your customers know there is Masters champions may continue to com- none finer. This mark of quality * pete for life . . . Fred McLeod, 81, and has stood for the best for over Jock Hutchison, 79, in spite of the new rul- ing, have been invited to again be the 40 years. Marketed exclusively leadoff men in this year's tournament. by Dunlop. The date of the Philadelphia PGA golf *Remember, it isn't a Tufhorse-Dunlop bag < show has been advanced from Apr. 7 to unless it bears the above trademark. Apr. 1 ... It was moved up to avoid 4 conflict with religious holidays and again DUNLOP TIRE AND RUBBER CORP. will be held in the Sheraton Hotel . . . Joe Sporting Goods Division ^ Aneda, Newark (Dela.) CC pro, is chair- 500 Fifth Avenue, New York 36. New York man of the event . . . Doug W. Jetter goes Made by DES MOINES GLOVE & MFG. CO. from Chemung Hills CC, Howell, Mich., Des Moines, Iowa where he was pro for three years, to new ^(^t^x^i •^K^X^I Salem Hills GC in Northville, Mich. . . . Features of Salem Hills are oversize greens THE NEW and complete irrigation system . . . Course exceeds 7,000 yards . . . Bob McCallister 'Friendly' former Southern Calif. U. golf star and a NO. tournament regular, has signed to repre- Golf Pin sent Pacific Western Properties, Inc., own- 1 er of Whispering Lakes GC, Ontario, Calif, on the circuit. NO NEED TO ASK - ( IT'S ALWAYS FRIENDLY American Classic sponsors again will because . . . put up $5,000 in bonuses for players who IT CENTERS ITSELF PERFECTLY are round leaders and who snoot lowest EVERY TIME IT IS REPLACED. rounds in the August tournament at Fire- NEVER STICKS-LIFTS IN AND stone in Akron . . . Midwest Turf Assn. reports that it received $5,200 in grants - OUT WITH PERFECT EASE. from industry in 1962 . . . Association ABSORBS SHOCK—OFFERS LEAST has a membership of about 375 . . . Uni- * REBOUND OF ANY PIN. versity of Houston golf team will defend ADJUSTABLE TO WEAR TO five championships this spring, starting in PROVIDE CONTINUING PERFECT. early March with Border Olympic tourna- PERFORMANCE. ment in Laredo, Tex. . . . Then will follow LOWEST COST—GREATLY Florida Intercollegiate, Mar. 21-23, Ail- REDUCES PIN BREAKAGE. American Intercollegiate, Apr. 10-13, ' LASTS MANY TIMES LONGER Southeastern, May 2-4, and National Inter- THAN CONVENTIONAL BASES. collegiate, June 17-22 . . . Latter will be ' played at Wichita (Kans.) CC. The 'Friendly' Golf Pin offers the only sig- nificant and worthwhile improvements ever Joseph S. Finger, Houston, Tex. archi- made in the base of a pin. It lifts with ease tect, has completed or is working on the and its working is unaffected by sand or following projects: Rebuilt and re-trapped grit in the cup. Pin breakage is greatly re- four holes at Oak Hills in San Antonio and duced because twisting, jerking or beating installed two lakes on the course property the pin is unnecessary. If your cups have . . . Designed Granite Shoals Lake Par 3, A become considerably worn, there is no need near Austin, Tex. . . . Has 27-hole course to replace them as the 'Friendly' Pin fits on boards for Winthrop Rockefeller group , a worn socket as well as a new one. After in Little Rock . . . Starting new 18 in extended periods of use, sufficient wear Dallas area for National Real Estate De- may have occurred to the surface of butyl velopment Corp. and is completing 9-hole disc 'B' to require adjustment. To compen- layout for Laughlin AFB in Del Rio, Tex. sate for this wear and restore to original adjustment, simply turn adjustment bolt 'C' . . . Joe's most ambitious recent job has approximately one-tenth of a turn. The been construction of an 18-hole course at * tapered upper part of the base 'A' is self- Concord Hotel, Kiamesha Lake, N. Y., centering and self-adjusting to wear. The which will be opened this summer . . . • lower part of the base is centered by the It's built for 12 and under handicappers expansive butyl disc 'B', which is more re- and Jimmy Demaret and Jack Burke were sistant to wear than metal. Send for further design and construction advisers. information or order your 'Friendly' Pins today and end the annoyances of sticking Tournament of Champions, to be played and leaning pins. You will be more than May 2-5 at Desert Inn CC Las Vegas, has delighted with your new 'Friendly' Golf boosted its purse to $60,000, an increase * Pins. of $5,000 . . . Next year the boys will WRITE FOR COMPLETE INFORMATION go for 65Gs . . . Twenty four pros had qualified for the cartwheel competition THE TURBYFILL MFG. CCL by the end of Feb. . . . Hugo Goldsmith, MANUFACTURERS & DISTRIBUTORS one of the three sons of Phillip Goldsmith, P.O. BOX 490, MARSHALL, TEXAS founder of "P. Goldsmith, Baseballs" has been named to the Industry Hall of Fame - fTAPERED ... He was in the athletic goods field for IBASE 'A' NOTE: more than 50 years preceding his re- s /EXPANSIVE CONFORMS tirement in 1951 . . . He worked for the .IDISC 'B' WITH USGA I-ADJ. BOLT 'C RULES above mentioned firm until it became a part of The MacGregor Co., and continued with the latter company for many years. spruce up the lighted Par-3 . . . Francis Sun and Surf Beach Club, which recent- (Jerry) King now supt., North Hills CC, ly was put in play in Boca Raton, Fla., is Manhasset, L.I., N.Y. . . . His late father located atop a coastal dune with three was North Hills supt. at both its old and of its nine holes overlooking the Atlantic new courses . . . Jerry's brother, Larry, ... It is a par 32 . . . New Riverwoods jr., is supt at the new Deepdale GC, ad- • (111.) CC is going to feature Palmer, joining North Hills . . . Roy Faber switch- Player and Nicklaus and a fourth yet to es from Scotch Plains CC to become pro be named in a $15,000 one-day argument at Colonia (N.J.) CC succeeding Had sometime in August . . . Proceeds will be Langdon . . . Winston Dryden now pro donated to a leading Chicago hospital at Sunset Hills CC, Edwardsville, 111., suc- charity . . . Pro C. Scott Marozan and his ceeding Howard Popham who left after wife, Agnes Ann, have purchased the 25 years as the club's pro to take a post 9-hole Kingsboro CC in Gloversville, N. Y., at Highland (111.) CC. " located in the Adirondack foothills . . . Guy Bailey, Joe Benner and other CC According to the Ladies PGA Newsletter, of Miami officials and Arnold Palmer in this year's St. Petersburg Women's Open friendly parting after Palmer's deal as pro drew larger galleries mainly because the didn't work out . . . Arnie had too many purse was increased . . . Tournament was things going to give the club the time it lifted from the "just another one" class to wants ... En Joie CC, founded in late a prestige event . . . Julie Meek, Ladies 20's at Binghamton, N.Y., by late George PGA apprentice pro, once was a child per- F. Johnson for employees of Endicott k former on the Lone Ranger show . . . Johnson Corp., shoemakers, to be oper- She's still pledged to secrecy regarding ated by village of Endicott. his identity. Not enough cheers are given supts. and Wm. L. Campbell, secretary, Florida golf equipment salesmen for their help PGA now pro-mgr. at Lake Wales (Fla.) to people who are starting new courses CC . . . Lake Wales club plans to reno- . . . Occasionally, though, they get thank- vate first nine, build its second nine and ed as Nicholas Barta, owner, builder and t NOW ! FULLY AUTOMATIC!! "MASTER" —DRIVING RANGE BALL WASHER. ONE OPERATION" Dump dirty balls in hopper, • ° 1 press button — That's all. Use with or without deterg- 1 n ents. Continuous fresh-water rinse.

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Planning Commis- * and Stanley Kay, Vaughan Seed Co. sales- sion proposes Par-3 for new Tri-Boro man . . . Bartas says these two fellows Green recreation area . . . Mike Ceriello helped him build a course and range that, of Jerome (Ida.) CC signed as pro at after usual headaches, is a resort com- Blackfoot (Ida.) muny course . . . Mike " munity asset . . . "If you've got the goods is a long way from where he started in you get the business," remarks Bartas. golf as a caddie, at Nassau CC, Glen Cove, • Forming golf club at Painted Post, N.Y. L.I., N.Y. . . . San Joaquin County, Calif. . . . Robert E. Yoxall, formerly manager (Stockton county seat) supervisors figuring - of Coral Gables CC and Miami Shores on building 18 in Micke Grove. CC, now general manager of Port St. Lucie (Fla.) CC . . . Prep schools are get- Richard C. Demarest appointed general ting Par-3 courses . . . Among latest is manager of Stamford (N.Y.) GC . . . • San Marcos (Tex.) Baptist Academy which Wayne Haist to build nine on his farm is opening its six-hole course with holes at Slu'awasseetown, near Owosso, Mich, v 165 to 240 yds. long. . . . Patrick G. McEnroe, 3511 Siems st., Arden Hills, Minn., heads group trying By Chamberlain, 60, pro at Victoria to sell village council on building 18 on (Tex.) CC, and before that at Temple Twin Cities Arsenal property . . . West (Tex.) CC, died in Texas recently . . . He Vi rginia director of natural resources was pro at Westward Ho in Chicago, Som- Warden Lane, says recreation project at * erset in St. Paul and other clubs in cen- Lake Bluestone near Hinton will include tral states and was a fine competitive 18-hole course and clubhouse and light- * golfer earlier in his career . . . He was ed Par-3 . . . Rocky Marciano, former a competent, helpful fellow who endeared heavyweight champion and his friend, - himself to pros and amateurs. Bernard Castro, Ocala, Fla., furniture deal- Burning Tree GC, Greenwich, Conn., er, planning resort near Ocala that will expects to start building its 18 this month include 18 . . . Cocoa Beach, Fla., plans to build 18 with help of federal funds. CC from Roy and Ray Shields . . . Roy Sportsman's Park, Los Angeles muny will remain as Annapolis CC manager . . . Par-3, which opened in Sept., 1962, aver- Ray will operate Glenn Dale CC, near aging more than 215 rounds a day, says Bowie, Md., which the Shields brothers Supervisor Kenneth Hahn . . . Tilden own . . . Glenn Howland, sr., head of Park of San Francisco Regional Park sys- Howland-Adler Realty Co. of Detroit » tern to have Par-3 to plans of Robert area says company will build $8 million Graves . . . Tilden has a conventional 18 subdivision in West Bloomfield township . . . Bobby Hill, formerly pro at Happy around 18 designed by W. Bruce Matt- Acres CC, Rochester, N.Y., to be presi- hews. dent, pro and co-owner of Sunny Crest Western Airlines now has special excess CC, in suburban Rochester . . . With Hill baggage charges for golf equipment . . . are Walter Zagata and Pete Craig . . . Highest rate is $3 for bag containing not Craig is architect of the 27 holes, a Par-3 more than 14 clubs, 12 balls and one pair nine and range that will be surrounded of shoes . . . Ben Toski goes on staff of by home sites. CC of Miami . . . Carl Sells now in charge Start work on Gainesville (Fla.) CC's of the club's pro shop (which recently was new 18 and clubhouse to replace property nearly cleaned out by a robbery.) . . . How- sold to University of Florida Athletic ard Parker, pres. Bel Air CC, Los Angeles, Assn . . . New course bordered by sites for thinks expense account tax rulings may 600 homes . . . Building nine at Saint bring business to country clubs since they Croix Falls, Wis. . . . Sioux City, la., to provide a desirable atmosphere for en- open its new muny 18 June 1 . . . Big tertainment of customers. Bend Golf & Recreation Club to build Willie and Mac Hunter's shop at Rivi- 18 on Coal River near St. Albans, W. Va. era CC is one of biggest golf retailing . . . Claude Henson is Big Bend pres. establishments in southern California . . . Edmund W. Dreyfuss, Washington Mac and Willie say their Jane Hanna is architect, Jerry Wolman of Norbeck CC top pro shop saleswoman in that part of and others have bought Annapolis (Md.) the U.S. . . . Mrs. Willie Hunter and her

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daughter-in-law, Mac's wife, showed their boy friends a preview of the bright new <% Get that day in shop saleswork with saleswomen when they came into the shop several • Country years ago . . . Jack Douglas, producer of Club Look highly rated adventure films, has been making a series of golf instruction TV WITH films in color at Riviera with noted golf stars doing the teaching and Mac Hunter the directing. Gerald F. Dearie (is he the II, IV, or V in a noble line of supts.) came from Cuernavaca, Mex. to attend the GCSA convention ... He has been there for the "Match Me With A last year or so setting up a maintenance ^ Kunik Kasual Slack | program for the Club de Golf Monte x Tommy Bolt Model Costello . . . About $l /4 million has been v Men's Blazers from $34.95 invested in the club by James Windham, All Plaids Perfectly Matched a Mexico City lawyer . . . Chic Adams ^ Men's Bermudas $10.95 designed and built the course which is to be surrounded by residential buildings. Men's Arnel Slacks $14.95 Speaking of the Dearies, when George AVAILABLE IN NINE PATTERNS Bayer and Bruce Crampton played their i Men's Dacron Slacks $17.95 TV match at Medinah (111.) CC, Com- 55% Polyester and 45% Wool mentator Jimmy Demaret mentioned the,, AVAILABLE IN NINETEEN PATTERNS beautiful condition of the greens there at SOLD IN PRO SHOPS ONLY least a half dozen times . . . But the name ^ WRITE FOR CATALOG M of Gerald F. Dearie, Sr., the supt., wasn't Kunik Kasuals — Sales Offices mentioned at all . . . We're not calling 6818 VENTNOR AVE VENTNOR, N. J. (Continued on page 194) GOLFDOM Volume 37 No. 3 • March, 1963 THE BUSINESS MAGAZINE OF GOLF 407 S. Dearborn St., Chicago 5, III. CONTENTS

i Swinging Around Golf Herb Graff is 3 Wellesley Makes Maximum Use of Its Acres Kiehartl G. Mankey 29 Protect Against Losses on Charge, Approval Sales , 34 On the Professional Side 42 Check on Pro Operation A1 Bunk 44 NRA Attempts to Clarify Business Expense Law 46 Fourth Golf Boom in New England Geoffrey S. Cornish 50 Pro Is Potent Marketing Force .George Manning 54 PGA Merchandise Show 56 USGA — PGA Hassle Over Rules 60 One Hazard Removed, at Big Foot 64 Machine Control of Revenue, Expense 66 How New Par 3 Outdraws Eight Others Hon Streibieh 72 GCSA Convention Story 80-81 Taxes Give CMAA Something to Think About 94 Clubs Drag Feet in Seeking Tax Relief 118 Grau's Questions and Answers 124 City Not Immune When Negligence Is Involved William Jabine 132 New Legislation Aids Course Development Harry Ecklioff 160 Golf Business News 177

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Swinging Around Golf shots of the Challenge Golf series speak (Continued from page 158) a few thousand words about the swing Demaret to task for the oversight ...... And, Shell adds a lot of interest to The TV man who handled the publicity, its show by dubbing in that background etc., on the match should have tipped off information about the cities and countries*" Jim as to whom the supt. was . . . That's in which the Wonderful World matches one example of where the course supts. are played . . . Alliance, Neb. residents take a beating in the public relations de- recently completed a course in which they partment. put $20,000 plus their labor, and donated While we're on TV, those slow motion it to the community.

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