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Volume #11, No.
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Cover: [7th tee, Fifth Park, Scene 1937, Los Angeles Open] |
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New, Complete: Southern Hills of Tulsa Proves Major Developments are Practical Again |
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PGA Meets: Struggles to Untangle Legislative Details for Sake of Future |
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Los Angeles Open, Jan. 7, Starts Busy California Schedule |
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Those were the Days! |
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Managers Asked for Ideas |
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Harlow Out: Conflict and Mystery Confuse Firing of PGA Tournament Bureau Head |
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Pro's Plan Makes Matches |
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Dan Williams' First 20 Years |
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WPA has Put $10,500,000 in Golf Course Work |
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Cunningham Honored at Dinner |
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How Some Fellows Become Pros |
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Dog-Fight Event Brings Sales into Pro Kennel |
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Women's Invitation at Aiken |
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Martin's "Fifty Years of American Golf": A Lively Classic
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[Joe Patelli Conducts Class on Robert Trent Jones Course in Amsterdam, NY] |
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Revival is on: NAGA Certain of Boom in Greenkeeping Activity |
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Green Section Grass Dye Amazes Army and Navy Fans |
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Club Honors Striley |
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Greenkeeper Qualifies: He is in Best Position to Determine Course Needs, Now Budgets are Bigger |
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N.Y. Greensman Comments on Golf Course Labor Conditions |
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Greenkeepers Course at Michigan State Covers Field Well |
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Frisco Area Courses are About Back to Normal Greens Budget |
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Massachusetts Announces Advanced Greenkeeping School |
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Many Factors Combine to Make Pinehurst PGA Best Ever |
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Water Pipe Acts as Conductor for Novel Phone System |
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Farthest North |
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What the Makers Say |
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[Employee Photo from H. V. Carter Co., Inc. in San Francisco] |
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Classified Ads |
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Advertisers' Index |
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Table of Contents |
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Cover |
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Golf is Healthy: USGA, at Annual Meeting, Reports Sport's Vast Gain During 1936 |
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How is Club's Fire Insurance? Here are Recent Losses |
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Set St. Augustine Match Play Dates |
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The A B C of Turf Culture: Underlying Causes of Turf Trouble |
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Club has Weed-Free Compost: Home-Made Sterilizer Costs but 6 Cents Per Cu. Yd. to Operate |
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Clarence Radke Elected President of Heart of America Greenkeepers |
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We Give 'Em Golf at a Bargain |
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To Test Turf Under Fire |
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Here's Dope on New Jersey and Iowa Greens Short Courses |
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[Annual Greenkeeper's Short Course Announced for Iowa State College] |
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Where Will Managers Meet? |
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[Clubhouse of the Tishomingo CC. Okla.] |
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True, Too True |
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Aussie Amateurs are Hot |
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Form Clarifies Guest Privileges |
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Hoare in Florida |
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Second PROmotion Piece Mailed: Over 9,000 Copies of "Golf in Schools" Sent to School Principals, Pros and Others |
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$33,000,000 Sport Goods in 1935; Golf's Share, $10,000,000 |
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Introducing the Stimp |
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Showdown Looms: Jacobus-Harlow Battle Due to be Aired at Special Meeting of PGA Soon |
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No S. S. Tax on Caddies: Bag-Toters Employees, but Not Taxable Under Social Security Act, is Ruling |
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Harlingen Boosts Course: Players Spread Word of Municipal Layout to Boost Tourist Play |
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Claims Driving Ranges are Great Incubators for Golf |
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Minnesota Short Course Planned |
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Aerial View on Score Card |
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[$90,000 Club House at Griffith Park Golf Course, Scene of the 1937 Los Angeles Open] |
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Here's an Argument: "Are Long Irons Vanishing?" |
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Kids have Own Menu Card |
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"Course First, Then Add Other Features" is Sound Policy |
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Dues Collections Made Less Painful Through Proper Scheduling |
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A Short Short-Course in Greenkeeping |
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-Soil Water and the Grass Plant |
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-Availability and Life of Fertilizers |
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-Weed Problem of Turf |
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-What Happens Inside a Grass Blade |
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-Artificial Watering of Turf Grasses |
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-Changing the Soil Structure |
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Golf's Market Place |
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Classified Ads |
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Advertisers' Index |
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Table of Contents |
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March |
Volume #11, No. 3 |
1937
April |
Volume #11, No. 4 |
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Cover: [Birmingham Country Club, Birmingham, Ala.] |
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How the Social Security Taxes Affect Clubs |
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Managers get Ready for Boom Activities: Returning Prosperity on "Different" Basis is Keynote of Annual Convention |
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The A B C of Turf Culture: How Grasses Grow - The Function of Individual Fertilizer Elements - Their Use and Mis-Use |
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Chicago DGA Announces $10,000 Open; Profits Go to Caddies |
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Massachusetts Recreation Conference Scheduled for March 12-13 |
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$300 Northland Among Best of Last Season's "Little" Opens |
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Greens Meet is 4-Star Wow: ...Attendance, Interest and Business Volume Exceeds Records of Previous Conventions |
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Southern Luxury: J. K. Hanes, Superintendent of Yeamans Hall Club, Tells How He Meets High Play-Standards His Members Demand |
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Badminton Booms |
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No Greens Course at Wisconsin |
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Shop-Dressing Time at Hand: ...And the Smart Pro Figures Ways to Give His Salesroom New Appeal Each Spring |
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Schools are PROmotion Target: 'Golf in Schools' Booklet Tells School Authorities Possibilities of Group Instruction |
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Texas PGA Furnishes Members Pro Advertising |
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Replies Re: Ezra Applesauce |
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Suggests Questionnaire for Method to Learn Why Golfers Avoid Lessons |
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Pro Puts Life into League: Bristol County (Mass.) Will See Active Inter-Club Team Play This Season |
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Grocers' Bookkeeping Will Help Pros Find "Hidden" Expenses
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School Team Scoring System |
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Large Shelter |
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New Spalding Film Demonstrates Worth of Personal Pro Instruction |
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You Needn't Tell Burke Why 'Swinging Sam' Got Hot |
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Jury Awards $10,000 Damages to Victim of Parallel Fairway Accident |
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"Not So Much Water and a Little More Player" - Says Gene |
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R & A on Spot |
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Landscaping Club Grounds |
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It's "Superintendent", Not "Greenkeeper" in New Jersey Now |
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Massachusetts Greensmen Ask State for Research Fund |
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Ant Problem is Baffling |
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McGregor Breaks Ankle |
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Detroit Report is Model: Statements Show Value of Association Activities to Member Clubs |
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[One of a Kind, Nine-Hole Course for Juveniles in Hershey, Pa.] |
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The Men Behind the Scenery |
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Pinehurst Influence to be Found on Many Courses |
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What the Makers Say |
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Classified Ads |
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Advertisers' Index |
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Cover: [Clubhouse, Oakland Hills CC, Detroit, Scene of 1937 National Open, June 12] |
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Texas Finds Bent is OK |
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Kidd Heads Committee Planning Annual PGA Seniors Event |
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Nan O'Reilly, Veteran Golf Reporter, is Dead |
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Micro-Organisms of the Soil |
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[Experts in Charge of Growing Fine Turf, in Attendance at Short Course Session at University of Minnesota] |
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Training Caddies: Massachusetts Golf Association has been a Leader in This Important Phase of Club-Employee Relationships |
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[Grange Alves, Sr., Member of the Executive Committee of the PGA, Died] |
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Glass-In 19th Hole |
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Greenkeeping Scrapbook |
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Short Courses Draw Crowds: Educational Conference in East and Mid-West Prepare Greensmen for Season Ahead |
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The A B C of Turf Culture: Factors Controlling Turf Management |
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[Name of the National Association of Greenkeepers has been Changed to the American Greenkeepers' Society, Effective 1938] |
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[Jack Mackie's 20th Year at Inwood CC, How He Got Started] |
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Apparel Pays! |
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Sporting Goods Association Plans to Tighten Credit Policies |
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Philadelphia PGA Committee Will Handle 1937 True Temper Open |
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How's Your Assistant? |
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A Real Sixsome |
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All These Items are Part of Pro Business Costs |
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How Pros get Publicity |
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"I've Taken Over a Fee-Course:" After Eleven Years at a Private Club, Pro Decides There's More Future Working on "His Own" |
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[Golf Ball Price Increase Announced to All Retailers] |
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[Rex Bigelow, Pro at Indian Hills GC, Lansing, MI, Uses Photos to Teach Class] |
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Hartford Holds 9-Course Tourney: Annual Event is Carefully Planned; Always Makes Big Hit with Players and Public |
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Handy Mrs. Andy Helps Dewar on Pro Job at Waseca, Minn. |
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There is a Lot of Work Ahead Improving Caddie Training |
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Here is Classification of Club Ledger Accounts |
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[Canny Veteran Pro to Send Members Inventory of Clubs in Bag] |
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Swimming Pool Data |
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Seed Selection and Buying |
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[John Van Kleek, Golf Architect and Authority, Compiled Statistics of Season-Permit Players] |
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Sawtelle Addition |
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Grass and Greenkeeper at Mercy of Players and Weather |
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Don McKay Elected Head of Connecticut Greensmen |
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The Fungus and How It Works |
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Clapper Cracks Ribs |
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Golf's Market Place |
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-[U. S. Royal Golf Kit Stirred Interest of Club Officials] |
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Classified Ads |
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Advertisers' Index |
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Table of Contents |
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May |
Volume #11, No. 5 |
1937
June |
Volume #11, No. 6 |
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Cover: [No. 10 Green at Alderwood CC, Portland, Ore., Scene of National Amateur, August 23-28] |
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Cincinnati Goes Golf-Minded |
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[New Clubhouse of Cascade Hills CC, Grand Rapids] |
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Michigan Golf Organizations Hold Good-Will Meeting in Detroit |
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Chicago DGA to Push Ticket Campaign for $10,000 Chicago Open |
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The A B C of Turf Culture: Soil as a Medium for Growth and a Source of Plant Food |
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Soil Teems with Life: The Soil, Far from Being Sterile and Lifeless, has Millions of Organisms to the Gram |
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Exchange of Club Information is Profiting Westchester County Clubs |
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Thousands Distributed |
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Spike Idea that Tourneys Ruin Courses |
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CMA Names V-P's |
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Tramway Solves Climb |
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Twin City Turf Bosses Look into Labor Problem, Suggest Cure |
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Ames PWA Course has Experts Close at Hand |
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Aussie Greensmen Complain |
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"Dear Chairman:" Frequent Letters from Greenkeeper Post His Chairman on All Grounds Developments |
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Midwest Greenkeepers Recommend Course Labor Wage Hike |
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[Pine Lake CC Issues Folder of Reasons to Become a Member] |
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Evens Turf Wear |
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Ohio Greenkeepers Organize State-Wide Body; Boyd Elected as Leader |
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Michigan-Border Cities Greensmen Will Hereafter be Superintendents |
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Are Workers Pro Gold Mine?: Opportunity for Substantial Income Awaits Live-Wire Pro Action |
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At Last! Book on Rules of Golf Available to Settle Arguments |
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Dinner to Corcoran |
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Open Dates in North-West |
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He doesn't Let Business get Bad |
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Tells Golf's Future in Schools |
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Sarazen to Visit Schools |
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Metro. GA Cans Stymie |
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Should Champs Okay Store Clubs? |
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[Sixteenth Green, Green Lakes GC Designed by Robert Trent Jones] |
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Surprise Action Gives Gate to Radix Cup as PGA Trophy |
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Chicago Park District Issues Excellent Caddie Manual |
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New England Golf Salesmen Organize; to Hold Three Tourneys |
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Town Merchants Give Prizes: Here are Two Accounts of How Merchants Support Muny Golf Events |
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Sixty Merchants Cooperate in Orange, Texas, Tourney |
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S. Calif. Pros have Full-Time Manager: Patterson Watches Pro Interests Both Inside and Outside Shops |
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Spalding Jones Booklet Offered Pros for School Pupils |
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Dresses for It and Golfs in Rain to Boost Play, Shop Sales |
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Twilight League is Fixture of Plainfield's Golf Season |
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Ask for Prospects |
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Keep Within Turf's Tolerance |
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Cinci gets '38 NAGA Meet |
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Booklet Aids Club in Drive for Swimming Pool Funds |
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Lyon-Buckman Book on Soils Will Improve Understanding of Subject |
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Golf's Market Place |
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Classified Ads |
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Table of Contents |
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Advertisers' Index |
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Cover: [Second Hole, Medinah GC, Scene of Chicago $10,000 Open] |
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No Lies Necessary: How Small-Town Club Weathered Good Times and Bad and Today is Everything Its Members Aimed for |
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Albany Newspapers Promote Three-Day Carnival of Golf |
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Wins $20,000 Verdict |
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I Handle the Heart of the Club!: ...and that's Right in the Locker-Room, Which has Bigger 'Play' Than Any Other Club Department |
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Memphis Wants Managers |
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The A B C of Turf Culture: Soil Factors and Their Control |
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If You Must Play on Sand |
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There are Several in Every Club |
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Foremen or Superintendents? |
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Sixteenth at Cypress Point |
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[Bob Rule Develops Box Score for Golf] |
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[Poster Mailed to Pros to Promote More Play of Golf] |
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Population Increase |
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In at Last! |
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Why Not Annual Greens Awards? |
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No Definite Rule |
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Here's Some More About Ezra: Teachers' College of Golf Badly Needed by Pros |
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Doctors and Quacks: A Test for Golf Instructors |
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I can Take It!: Jersey Pro Welcomes Suggestions and is Proud of His Responsibility in Serving Glen Ridge's Members |
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Jones, Brown Collaborate on Clearly Presented Instruction Book |
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Have Caddies a Case? |
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Salt Tablets Cut Down Golfer Heat Prostration Cases |
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YWCA's are Teaching Spots |
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Full Time or Nothing |
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Death Takes Frank Bradsby, Golf and Sport Goods Makers |
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"Professor" Sarazen is Busy Awarding M. G. Degrees |
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Northeast Wisconsin PGA Organizes Pro-Member Tourneys |
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Collects Historic Clubs |
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All Grass Now |
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Check-Up Lessons on Season Basis Planned at Butterfield |
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[Eddie Conlin's Observations of Pro-Shops] |
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Is Course Fit?: Judgment, Co-Operation and Hard Work Needed |
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Ohio Superintendents Hold Annual Spring Demonstration |
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Outside Contributions Talked for Green Section |
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Forecasts Muny Play in New York Area 125,000 Rounds Over '36 Total |
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Pity the Poor Scots; Annual Fee Raised to $6.80 |
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MWGA Spring Party |
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Jack Taylor is Tops |
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Government Literature on Bird Protection is Extensive and Valuable |
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Heart Attack Fatal |
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Mimeographed News Bulletins Cost Little, do Big Publicity Job |
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Winter Rules Bad |
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Golf's Market Place |
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Classified Ads |
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Table of Contents |
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Advertisers' Index |
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July |
Volume #11, No. 7 |
1937
August |
Volume #11, No. 8 |
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Cover |
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Santa Claus has Lost His Shirt |
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Major Tourneys being Well Run |
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Portland Solicits Old Equipment for Oregon Junior Prizes |
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Von Nida is New Aussie Flash |
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Know Where You Stand!: Exact Greenkeeping Records Solve Many Course Problems |
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[Water Hazard at Arrowhead GC, Chicago District] |
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Three Day "Carnival of Golf" Makes Albany Golf-Minded |
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How Flowers Fit Clubs |
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The A B C of Turf Culture: Basic Principles of Grass Fertilization |
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[Rendering of Hotel-Resort at Ponte Verde CC, Fla.] |
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Annual Rhode Island Field Day Held May 24 |
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Palm Beach Still Favorite |
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Clubs Honoring Vet Workers |
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Loos Offers Double Pro Service: Hires de la Torre, Competent Instructor, as His Assistant at Lake Shore |
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Ryder Cup Team Given Bon Voyage Dinner |
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PGA Needs, Says Committee, are Bookkeeping, Sales Ideas, Better Buying |
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St. Louis High School Official Lauds Pro School Instructors |
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Glens Falls Open Timed to Attract Big Galleries |
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Three Birdies in a Row |
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Hoare Back in Chicago |
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PGA and Ball-Makers Cited: Federal Trade Commission Charges Price-Fixing and Discrimination in PGA Brand Golf Balls |
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Model By-Laws for League Play |
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Printers' Tourney Big Affair |
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[Harry Cooper Takes First Prize at True Temper Tournament, June 24-26, at Whitemarsh Valley CC, Philadelphia District] |
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[Unclaimed Prize Money from Indianapolis Tournament Paid by PGA] |
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Hershey Open Dates Fixed |
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Dates Set for Michigan State Greens Short Courses |
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Tells Origin of Washington Strain Bent |
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Uses Peat Moss to Protect Turf from Gallery Damage |
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[N.Y. Greenkeepers' Association Hold Golf Course Equipment Exhibition] |
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[Dr. S.W. Edgecomb Continue Work of V.T. Stoutmeyer with Iowa Greenkeepers] |
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Trade Tournaments for Extra Funds |
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[Pros Play in Chicago DGA's $10,000 Open to Benefit Caddie Welfare] |
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[Farm and Home Week Lawn Day Program at Massachusetts State College] |
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Nice Turnout for N. J. Field Day |
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Golf's Market Place |
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Classified Ads |
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Table of Contents |
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Advertisers' Index |
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September |
Volume #11, No. 9 |
1937
October |
Volume #11, No. 10 |
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