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Now He'll Believe You When You Say He Did It Wrong NOW HE'LL BELIEVE YOU side pockets: 100 per cent polyurethane WHEN YOU SAY HE DID IT WRONG. face with nylon back wet suit jackets It's not always easy for a golfer to know he's doing something and pants. Ladies' golfwear includes wrong. Especially if he's been doing it wrong a long time. Dacron and polyester Bits & Pieces active jackets and shorts or skirts. Hitachi's new motion analyzer MDM 1500 helps the pro pinpoint mistakes. It records and stores up to fifteen still Jay mar-Ruby, Inc., features a com- pictures. When you press a Quick Monitor button it recalls these pictures. Either one by one or in any sequence. The plete line of golf and dress slacks from pictures remain until you erase them. Cary Middlecoff and Sansabelt lines. The Hitachi MDM 1500 can be hooked up to any TV camera Johnston & Murphy Shoe Company and monitored through any TV set. Color or black and white. features golf shoes for men and women Now the golfer can see what the pro sees. and after hours street shoes, including Write for more information: Dept. GO-1, Hitachi Sales Corp. the new Medalist in two patterns, of America, 48-50 34th Street, Long Island City, N.Y. 11101 retailing at $32.95. Lady Medalist and after hours casuals. Quality always comes first at Kamata-Ri American Corp. features a line of Velcro closure leather golf gloves. Kasco Corp. will show golf gloves. Kasuals, Inc., offers a complete line of men's full fashion slacks, belts and shirts. Kimberton Company features custom designed men's and ladies' sportswear. Knits International offers a line of Austrian made Merino sweaters, Wag- ner doubleknits from the Black Forest, Italian active sportswear blazers and shirts. Lace and Liberty features women's golf skirts, bermudas, dresses. La Coste, by David Crystal, features a line of doubleknit tennis, golf and street wear, including a perennial favorite, the placket neck, short sleeved shirt in knit. Annie Laurie Originals features a complete line of ladies' hats, belts and handbags and jewelry boxes. H. D. Lee Company features thePro- Line knit collection of sweaters, shirts, slacks, jeans and shorts. Slacks have continental styling with gently flared leg, waistband of stretch elastic self- sizing Ban-Rol for extra comfort. Available in either 100 per cent texturized Dacron polyester doubleknit or blends of Dacron polyester and orlon acrylic for crisp, fresh look. Sweaters of orlon acrylic knitted in turtlenecks, V-neck and cardigan styles. Lefcourt Imports, Inc., offers a line continued on page 42 Par Ace Glove Company offers a SunSport headwear, Jockey sports- line of golf gloves, men's slacks, wear, and Ring-It retrievers, and and headcovers. from page 41 Ball shags. Parker Glove, Division of Mohawk Monsoon Company offers highly Recreation Products, will show a line of straw hats, shawls, capes and belts. coordinated golf, all weather gar- of golf gloves with Velcro closure ments, multi-colored golf jackets with design for finest fit. Leon Levin, represented by Donald seamless shoulders, windproof, water- M. Temple. Features a ladies' line proof and action styled. Matching coor- Par-Mate features a vast golf glove of coordinated sportswear, including dinated pants. line: men's, men's cadets, ladies', skirts of 100 per cent texturized poly- ladies' cadets, rights, youths, extra ester and 50/50 blends of polyester Munsingwear, Inc., features its new short or extra long and extra extra- and cotton. Model 2860 golf shirt of 100 per large. Over 25 styles to choose from, cent mercerized Supima cotton with including hard-to-get suedes. E. J. Manley Company offers double- full four button placket front. New knit and coordinated knit shirts under line of men's cardigan sweaters of H. Paterson Sports, Ltd., offers a the name of EJM Men's Casual Sports- polyester and links knit. Complete full line of golf clothes. wear. Manley represents Quantum, new line of slacks with bolder print Texace, Westwind, Pringle, Gold patterns. Paxton Sportswear, represented by Crest, Ajac gloves, Ster'IDri hose and Donald M. Temple. Men's doubleknit Dexter shoes. Arnold Palmer Sportswear, Sports slacks and sportscoats. Editions, Inc., exhibits The Arnold Mayflower-Medalist, Ltd., showing Palmer Active Sportswear for men and Fred Perry Sportswear, Ltd., offers the Dorcet line of golf clubs with women. a full line of golf apparel. investment cast irons and putters. Also showing jumbo size Cannon Needlecraft of Woonsocket, Inc., PGA-Victor Ryder Cup Fashions. towels in four separate colors. May- features a complete line of men's and Offers a complete line of men's and flower distributes Edmont-Wilson ladies' rainwear including the Turfer ladies' golfwear, including slacks with and English Tournament golf gloves, nylon jacket. belt loops or extension waistband, CORPORATION MANUFACTURERS OF... SHAFTS CLUBS GRAPHITE—100™ GRAPHITE—100 composite fiber This entirely new GRAPHITE-100 super-shafts are made heads are made to match the driver with Graphite-100 shafts and with exclusively different feel of persimmon—the consist- Graphite—100 heads is a sensational tent quality of Fiberwood and fiber orientation producing product which provides the player the magic of Graphite. with the ultimate in golfing pleasure maximum power and allowing Made with or without sole minimum torque. plates—in blank form or and performance. Made in standard GRAPHITE-PLUS™ shafts are custom made to your lengths and swing weights—complete made of a graphite composite to the specifications. Driver sets of woods available soon. heads now available highest quality standards—at a greatly For more information circle number 201 on card —all other "wood" reduced price. heads to follow SEND FOR soon. COMPLETE DETAILS Avenue, Newport Beach, Ca. 92660 A new home for the PGA, Highlighting the image of the club professional and job status topped the list of concerns the PGR at the 57th congress Annual meeting by VINCENT J. PASTENA DALLAS—Delegates to the Professional similar to those at the former Palm vision of the golf professional) at one Golfers' Assn. 57th Annual Meeting Beach Gardens site. For instance, any or more recognized golf clubs or were hungry for any word on the asso- negotiations with the developer will courses . (transfer classification ciation's future home. Nothing definite seek the right to purchase courses and only)." could be said at the time of the meeting, other facilities at some subsequent date The entire resolution is lengthy, held November 12 to 16 at the Sheraton- and an option to purchase property involving several changes. It is sug- Dallas Hotel, although Mark Cox, on which one or more courses could be gested that PGA professionals get a newly-appointed PGA executive direc- constructed. In addition, the associa- thorough briefing on its contents from tor, noted that about four offers were tion would want exclusive control over their delegates to the meeting. presently under serious consideration. the golf facilities during January and Delegates also adopted a resolution These offers included sites in Florida, February each year to give PGA mem- designed to toughen requirements on Arizona and Texas. He asked all PGA bers and their guests preferred starting playing profiency for membership members to exercise patience during times. applicants. The resolution more clearly the negotiation period, noting that rush- Cox noted that the association would defines a "creditable game of golf." ing into a commitment on a matter of not enter into any short term lease ar- Under its provisions, applicants must such importance to the future of the rangements. One of the negotiation display their skill by making no more association could bring disastrous points would be a minimum 25-year than the score indicated below for 36 results. agreement with an option to renew or holes on a course rated as shown: The Long Range Planning Commit- purchase the property. Score Course rating tee has laid out very specific minimum Because most of the debate was car- requirements for future PGA golf facil- ried on in informal sessions, the dele- 151 68.0 ities. These include: gates dispatched the formal sessions, 152 68.5 1) Two 18-hole championship golf adopting or defeating the various pro- 153 69.0 courses built to PGA specifications, posed resolutions, with great efficiency. 154* 69.5 with room for additional courses as A major resolution adopted by the 155 70.0 required (guideline is an additional delegation called for a revision of the 156 70.5 18-hole course every five years); present membership classification sys- 157 71.0 2) A clubhouse of sufficient size to tem. The purpose behind the revision 158 71.5 handle the normal number of PGA was to create a more logical and work- 159 72.0 members and their families who are able system around three main cate- 160 72.5 expected to play the courses in January gories of professional status: active, 161 73.0 and February; a dining room with a inactive and retired. In another move, delegates voted to minimum breakfast and lunch capacity Under the resolution, driving range reduce the possible tenure of the na- of 400, locker room facilities for a min- operators were added as a separate cate- tional president, secretary and treasurer imum of 300 men and 150 women; gory under Class A, defined as follows: from three consecutive one-year terms room for classes or educational semi- "Members of the Association who to two consecutive one-year terms. nars attended by 200 to 300 people; operate and supervise a recognized The new ruling will not effect the cur- 3) Ten acres on which the PGA could driving range (transfer classification rent officers, all of whom were re- build offices (and Hall of Fame or mu- only)." elected for a second term at the meeting seum, if desired); Golf directors, as a separate category, —President William Clarke, Secretary 4) Either a permanent structure with also were added under Class A as Henry Poe and Treasurer Donald Pad- 100,000 square feet under cover for "members of the association who are gett.
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