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BRAKES: CAROCHE is the first golf car to employ both auto-type hydraulic brakes and a separate mechanical braking system on both rear wheels. WHY FOUR WHEELS? A noted golf writer has predicted in his Cleveland newspaper column that by 1975 we will see the 3-wheel golf car die and only 4-wheel golf cars will be used. John Ross recently wrote in Professional Golfer magazine, "Insurance Companies quietly pleased by increased number of 4-wheel cars being used on golf courses. Claim 4-wheel golf cars have better stability." P.S. Look for the 1971 CAROCHE at the West j Coast PGA Merchandise Show in Oakland. ] California Sept. 27-29 at the Oakland- \ Alameda County Coliseum, i 1 1 { • We'd like a CLUB CAR demonstration. | NAME. CLUB ADDRESS- CITY COUNTY STATE ZIP Limited Number of Distributorships Available. Write for Details. 203 NORTON ST.. P.O. BOX 897 AUGUSTA, GA. 30903 • (404) 798-8687 I i ners know, sports writers usually select three professional golfers among gentlemen in all sports. Ju- lius Boros and Arnold Palmer are in a photo-finish for first and Gary Player is a good second. How Jacklin will stand up only time and innate quality will tell. Golf writers at Hazeltine were talking about the miserable man- ners of several tournament players which writers were expected to ac- cept as standard operating proce- dure. An interesting part of this discussion were tributes to the gra- ciousness of wives of the same pro- by Herb Graffis fessionals not noted for uniformly- pleasant relations with the working SWINGING press. What no golf writer has men- AROUND GOLF tioned in telling about the social deficiencies of some prominent pros, is the brilliant contrast of the Good manners pay off good manners of club profession- Desirable clubs are chilling fast to als, superintendents and managers. hosting open tournaments. Club Can you imagine the well-bred members, who pay heavily in time, Don Waryan, professional at NOW Warren money and effort to stage open Hazeltine National, commenting tournaments, regard a touring on the course the way touring pro- brings you pro's criticism of their course as fessionals do? He would be out of about par in touring pro gratitude a job the next day, contract or no and etiquette. contract. And Waryan isn't paid Warren'si-20 Hazeltine National members 515,000 for four day's play on the spent 35,000 hours of their valu- course. Bluegrass able time putting on the 1970 Na- Touring pros should learn the The ideal grass for tees, approaches tional Open. Dave Hill won sec- cultured and commercial ameni- and collars. Takes short cut. Grows ond money of 515,000 playing the ties of the club professionals, man- upright, gives better support to ball. National Open course. His Players agers and superintendents. Jour- Resistant to leaf spot, mildew, rust Division fine of $150 was a cheap neyman pros are ruining a and stripe smut. Develops less charge for the damage he did to the pleasant, opulent occupation thatch. Greens up earlier, stays reputation of touring professionals whose survival depends on the ap- green later. for decent manners as guests. proval and support of people to Golf courses from coast to coast On the other side of the tourna- whom manners are important. for years have planted Warren's ment etiquette display was the per- Superintendents are receiving Creeping Bent stolons for the finest formance of Tony Jacklin whose recognition from amateur associa- greens in America. Clean, pure strain manners made him a highly popu- tions for getting courses into fine Warren's stolons provide perfect, lar champion with Americans who condition for championships. Paul even texture and color. Greens planted with seed do not hold their pay for their golf. C. Frankowski, superintendent uniformity of color and texture as of Beverly CC, Chicago, was pre- A tournament player's criticism well as greens planted with stolons. sharply diminishes his credibility sented with a plaque by the West- And Warren research has now ern Golf Assn. and officers of his and his reputation. As a result, the made available the new grass, A-20, touring pros' bad manners have own club for his work in grooming with the same high quality, for tees been much discussed by sales and Beverly for the 1970 Western and aprons of greens. A-20 has advertising managers lately. They Open. Part of the job called for been tested and rated excellent or know the enduring value of the strenuous help by members in superior by leading universities. public appeal of a fellow like the draining cloudburst pools from the Write for specific information late and great Walter Hagen who course one night between tourna- about A-20 Bluegrass and Warren's played some of his exhibitions on ment rounds. Ron Helming, su- stolons. what were poor pastures pretend- perintendent of Hazeltine National ing to be golf courses. Walter GC, was lauded by Paul Strub- would lie and tell the members, "A ing, United States Golf Assn. swell sporty course you've got president, and Totten Heffelfin- ARREN'S here." ger, Hazeltine president, for "out- TURF NURSERIES standing achievement" in condi- PALOS PARK. ILLINOIS As champions in admirable man- Phone (312) 974-3000 (Continued on page 16) For more information circle number 232 on card THE GREATEST NAME WIN GOLF V ^^^ m • the professional golf line of f | the year, is on its way to you. There's a new M/T iron with a strong look, and beautiful new M/T woods. Add to this a great new VIP club, and bright new golf bags, too. Your MacGregor salesman will be calling soon. The 1971 MacGregor catalog is being mailed to you now. (If you don't receive it shortly, write for a copy.) MacGregor for 1971 is the line with the difference that means more profits for you. THE GREATEST NAMEWIN GOLF CONSUMER DIV. • BRUNSWICK CORP. • DEPT. GF-9 I-75 AT JIMSON ROAD • CINCINNATI, OHIO 45215 GOLF BAG IMPROVE BAG STORAGE Graff is SAVE TIME AND SPACE (Con tinued from page 73j STORAGE RACKS tioning the course for the 1970 National Open. Norman Kra- WE DESIGN YOUR LAYOUT mer, president of Golf Course Su- perintendents Assn. of America, ECONOMICAL - EASY TO participated in the ceremonies at ASSEMBLE HEAVY DUTY both clubs. Oscar W. Bowman retires as FURNITURE STEEL superintendent of Old Warson CC, Webster Groves, Mo., where he has been since the club was built about 25 years ago. He was with other St. Louis district clubs prev- 37 YEARS IN BUSINESS iously . Walter Ragan retires Call Collect 301-322-3900 as superintendent at Greenbriar Or Write For Free Literature Hills, Kirkwood, Mo., after 37 years. Mississippi Valley GCSA awarded Bowman and Ragan hon- INSTALLATIONS INCLUDE: orary memberships. They deserve Chevy Chase C.C., Chevy Chase, Md. grateful recognition from golfers for keeping courses in the St. Louis Congressional C.C., Bethesda, Md. area in excellent condition and re- Garden City G.C., Garden City, N.Y. maining calm, competent and col- Dunbar C.C., Lake Arrowhead, Calif. lected, if not always cool at their Scarsdale G.C., Hartsdale, N.Y. work. Royal Poinciana G.C., Naples, Fla. ACME IRON WORKS,INC. Members of GCSA of New Eng- Longboat Key C.C., Sarasota, Fla. 4900 Frolich Lane, Kenilworth Ind. Park land, headed by president Richard Woodbridge C.C., Woodbridge, Conn Tuxedo, Md. 20781 Blake, superintendent of Mt. Pleasant CC, Boylston, Mass., are For more information circle number 256 on card to tour courses in England, Scot- land and Ireland from November 7 to 21. Leon St. Pierre, superin- tendent of Longmeadow CC, ar- ranged the tour, which will be highlighted with a visit to St. An- drews where they'll be welcomed by John Campbell in charge of St. Andrews' maintenance. Among pros in jobs at new clubs are Charles DeLucca at Holly- brook CC, Hollywood, Fla. He switched from Kings Bay CC, Miami, Fla., where he was suc- ceeded by Norman Francis from CC of Orlando, Fla Luke Thompson goes to Panorama CC, BRING YOUR STORAGE SPACE UP TO PAR Rio Rancho Estates, Albuquerque, N.M., from Coronado G&CC, El with OJtlnQncDaDnD Paso, Tex. Gary Loustalot is now professional at the Santa ...the new, multi-purpose utility building by Conrad Cruz, Calif., new municipal course, Ideal storage for golf carts, green equipment maroon and blue-green. All bolted construc- Laveaga CC . Jay Hebert of and all maintenance supplies. Utilicon pro- tion makes Utilicon easy to assemble. that fine brother team which has vides clean, dry, safe storage all year 'round.