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Name - - - j Name Position I Address J Club | City State j Address — City State I Club Position oped their skill and shoot below average and Columbia—all are used more and in scores, say that they might not have even turn enjoyed more by the citizens of the started were it not for the easy "break- community. ing-in" period afforded by the program. Golf is one of the fastest-growing sports They're starting with people in the same in the country today. "Winter golfing" state of golf-ignorance as themselves. The and pre-season promotion for the summer knowledge that "we're all beginners" and as operated in Minneapolis prove that you that mistakes are common here helps don't have to let Old Man Weather stop greatly to break down fears of social dis- your golf season in the fall. approval. Bring your clubs and your golfers in- As a result, a much larger number of side out of the rain, cold and snow. Golf new golfers are added each year from indoors where the weather's always fine— high school and community center free it pays off! lesson schools than would be added with- out the program. Everyone Bsnefits "Whafs New" Theme of Benefiting greatly from these larger Westchester CN.Y.) Meet crops of new golfers each year are the "What's New for '52 in Turf" will be men's and women's golf clubs organized the theme of the Southeastern New York at the public courses each season. They Turf School and Equipment Field Day to get a sizeable increase in membership be held in Westchester County, New York, strength annually. With this pre-season on Sept. 15 and 16. feeder program, an almost unique system New insecticides and fungicides, the of clubs for women, not only men golfers, place of the new soil conditioners in turf has grown strong and active at the five work, the latest information on weed courses. Ten women's clubs with a com- control, and the results of this summer's bined membership of over 600 were active work at the experiment stations will be in 1950. presented by leaders in these fields at the As for the high school golfers, they first day's meeting. These sessions will benefit especially too. Because of their be held from 10 A.M. to 5 P.M. on Mon- very recent golf lessons as seniors in day, Sept. 15, at the County Center in White Plains. school, the training and interest is still fresh and often fertile in producing many A number of educational displays of more golfing converts. Seniors leave high turf grasses, weeds, insects and diseases will also be on display during the day. school and may start taking an active Monday's program will be sponsored by the Westchester County Extension Serv- ice with the Educational Committee of the New York-Connecticut Turf Improve- ment Assn. cooperating. On Tuesday, Sept. 16, the New York- Conn. Turf Improvement Assn. will hold its annual Turf Equipment Field Day at the Willows CC in nearby Harrison, N.Y. The morning session will begin at 10 A.M. with an examination of turf plots demonstrating the latest developments in weed and clover control. The remainder of the morning and all of the afternoon program will feature the latest in turf maintenance equipment in action. This will be followed in the evening by a din- Age isn't the requirement, it's the interest shown. ner in the club's dining room and a Two generations learn golf as father and son at "Stump the Experts" panel discussion by Columbia Manor's weekly classes. (L to R) Larry several of the local equipment dealers. Ogala, 13, checks his grip with pro Fred Herrmann Rain date for the Field Day will be while father George looks on. Wednesday, Sept. 17. interest in playing immediately. Their golf habits already lean in the right direc- If you have any surplus of trade-in clubs tion and the high schools benefit from the you'll find a market in the rural areas increase in skill among boys and girls where small new clubs are started. Few who compete in inter-school golf meets. such clubs have pros, and the players don't want to spend much for clubs, so when they The grand result is that the golf facili- get clubs reconditioned by pros who are ties of Minneapolis—especially the five known around the territory the newcomers public courses of Theodore Wirth, Mea- to the game jump at the opportunity to dowbrook, Lake Hiawatha, Francis Gross buy. — George Aulbach Indoors or out... in fair weather or foul... Folda-Fairway is a sure road to better golf. Sets up anywhere you can swing a club. Accurately records the length of each shot whether with woods or irons, and indicates a hook, slice or the sweet one down the middle. Play a round of golf at home ... hit a regulation golf ball. For a better swing and immediately lowered scores, Folda-Fairway is your answer! Patent No. 1971057. Add l. Pats. Pend. professional approval Famous Golf Professionals the country over enthusiastically endorse Folda-Fairway as the first mechanical device that will positively reduce your handicap and consistently lower your scores. Available in both left and right-handed models. Golfdom's Mechanical Marvel! Accurate, Sturdy, Portable, Safe. Engineered, developed and approved by famous pro golfers, Folda-Fairway is a patented precision instrument that makes fun out of practice. Sets up anywhere and by accu- rately recording distance and direction, converts the faulty swinger into a low handicap stylist. Hit them longer ... hit them straighter. Groove your swing athome with the sensational Folda-Fairway! Immediately available through your Golf Pro- fessional. 700 Allen Avenue, Glendale 1, California History of Golf in Britain of Golf committee of the R&A since 1949, writes the most informative material on A "Must" in Golf Education the history of the rules of golf that has If professional golf required a course of appeared in print. He traces the develop- academic study to qualify a student for his ment of the rules from the code compiled degree one of the text books essential to by the Honourable Company of Edinburgh such education would be A History of Golf Golfers in 1744. The code, with one excep- in Britain. It is a book of almost 400 pages, tion, was the same as that adopted by the well illustrated, entertainingly, instructive- 22 "Noblemen and Gentlemen being ad- ly and authoritatively written. It is published mirers of the ancient and healthfull exer- by Cassell & Co., Ltd., London, and is sold cise of the Golf" who met at St. Andrews, in the U. S. by The British Book Centre, May 14, 1754. Inc., 122 E. 55th st., New York 22. The Rules Changes Explained price is $12.50. The effect of changes in the ball on golf The nearest there's been in the U. S. to rules are noted. St. Andrews became, by this British book are H. B. Martin's Fifty request of clubs represented at the British Years of American Golf, an excellent work Amateur championship in 1890, the au- published in 1936 and now out of print, and thority responsible for drafting uniform "The Story of American Golf" by Herbert rules. The rules went into effect in 1892. Warren Wind, published in 1948. The R&A Rules of Golf Committee as now Martin and Wind did their research and operating came into being in 1897. writing single-handed. They did not go Highly interesting are changes in rules back to the roots of the game as the Brit- concerning the tee, which in 1744 called ish book does, but of course were concerned for the ball being teed within a club length to some extent, as is the British book, with of the hole." Not until the rules of 1882 U.
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