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Cover: [Pauma Valley CC, Near Escondido, Calif.] |
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Swinging Around Golf: News of the Golf World in Brief |
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Front Cover |
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Handle Only Routine Matters at PGA Scottsdale Meeting |
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Two PGA Business Schools are Scheduled for January, February |
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PGA Teaching Program: Palmer, Spork Say 'Amen' to Penick's Methods |
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At PGA Pow Wow in the Pow Wow Room |
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Next Stop - Royal York: Toronto gets Ready for 32nd GCSA Conference |
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Orlick, 1960 Home Pro, is Man of Many Accomplishments |
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Book Review |
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1960 a Financial and Golfing Success for Metropolitan GA |
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McLeod, Brady and Demaret in PGA Hall of Fame |
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Gatenby Heads Chicago Dist. |
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Heart of America Officers |
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Lighted Practice Areas should be Integral Part of Private Clubs: Better Planning by Clubs, Architects can Prevent this Irritating Oversight |
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New Contract for Crane |
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Massachusetts Winter School |
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Fortner, Holland Appointed to Foundation Staff |
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USGA Turf Award |
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Sand! Sand! Sand!: The 157 Traps at the Pauma Valley GC won't Win the Plaudits of the Golfer, but He'll Like Everything Else About This New California Resort Course |
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$300 Worth: Inexpensive Pegboard Panelling can Bring a Cinderella Transformation to Your Shop |
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Grau's Answers to Turf Question: 1960 Roundup - II: Even Better Turf Needs Proper Water, Nutrition: Excesses in Any Direction Undermine Conditions for Turf Growth |
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Outside Income may be Subject to Tax, IRS Rules |
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Parents Wail While 'Kid Disease' Goes Unchecked |
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On Tournament Staff |
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Golfingest County in the Country!: You can Hop from One Course in Broward County (Fla.) to Any of 21 Others in 40 Minutes or less... There are So Many Golf Layouts Here You Wonder Where 330,000 Residents can Find Room to Live |
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They don't Hibernate: Supts. Keep Busy Making Rounds of Turf Meetings |
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Clubs Win Tax Fight |
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John G. Clock Re-Slated for USGA Presidency |
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Turf Meetings |
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O. J. Noer's Turf Tips: 1960 Roundup - II: Much Remains to be Learned About Herbicides: Effects of Turf Reaction, Temperature, Makeup of Soil and Other Factors Must be Considered in Their Use |
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Construction, Architectural Ideas, a Long Time in the Making, can Bring Real Savings in Course Management: Full Package Deal for Improved Maintenance |
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Woehrle Heads Midwest GCSA |
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USGA Reverts to Old Lost Ball Rules |
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Royer Again WGA President |
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Golf Day Day Distribution |
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Southern Cal GCSA Officers |
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Seniors Play 22nd Championship |
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[Manufacturing News] |
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Classified Ads |
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Advertisers' Index |
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Cover: [Bermuda Dunes CC, Palm Springs, Calif.] |
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Swinging Around Golf: News of the Golf World in Brief |
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Front Cover |
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Golf Looks to the New Frontier: Building for More Economical Maintenance, Automation, Sensible Clubhouses, etc. Point to Revolutionary Changes |
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Raise Funds for Ed Oliver |
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Club Housing Units: Motel-Type Construction Well Suited for Providing Member, Employee Accommodations |
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Ladies PGA Circuit Hopes for Most Successful Year |
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Report Tells How Golf Fares in Open Space Race |
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Louisiana Turf Officers |
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Your Built-In Market Survey: Check the Bags of the Women Players and You'll Find Out Whether They're Buying from You or a Competitor |
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Club Sales Approach 5,000,000 Mark |
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Revisions Made in Exemptions for PGA Championship |
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National Golf Week Observes 10th Anniversary This Year |
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First Flight Gambles Big Money in Dunedin Championships |
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Push Button - Presto! Water's Everywhere: Phil Mitchell is Another Who's Finding that Automatic Equipment Eases the Greenmaster's Burden |
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Employees Find Happy Hunting with Ken Smith: Par 3, Located on Plant Property, Cements Already Good Relations Between Owner and Workers |
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Associations, Clubs, Individuals Worked to Defeat Unfair Assessment: How California Golfers Won Fight to Ease Tax Burden |
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Little Lobbying Needed: High Command gets Behind Fort Knox Pro Shop Project |
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New PGA President is Veteran of 37 Years in the Game |
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Grau's Answers to Turf Questions: Some Misconceptions Frequently Ecountered |
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Mattei Heads Northeastern GCSA |
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U of M Graduates |
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PGA Reorganizes Setup at National Headquarters |
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Detroit District GA Now Golf Association of Michigan |
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New Jersey Golf Show |
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Michigan Assn. Donates $1,000 to Turf Research Group |
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McAuliffe Awarded Gold Tee; Smith gets Hogan Trophy |
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Texas Turf Officers |
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[Manufacturing News] |
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Classified Ads |
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Advertisers' Index |
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March |
Volume #35, No. 3 |
1961
April |
Volume #35, No. 4 |
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Cover: [8th Hole, Ocean Reff CC, North Key Largo, Fla.] |
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Swinging Around Golf: News of the Golf World in Brief |
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Front Cover |
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Clubs Take a Close Look at Golf Car Income: Second Chicago District Conference Shows that Opposition to Cars has Diminished but Some Problems Remain to be Ironed Out |
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The Toronto Convention: Record (Paid) Crowd at GCSA Canadian Conference; Speakers Put at Disadvantage by Unrelenting Schedule; East-West Spell-Down is a Bright Interlude |
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-First Session: Canada's Problems Much Like Ours |
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-Second Session: Emphasis is on Self Expression |
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-Third Session: Researchers Discuss Chemicals, Cautions |
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-Fourth Session: Faulty Focusing Foils Film Story |
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-Fifth Session: 15 Speakers Appear on This Program |
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-Sixth Session: Dormancy, Budgets, Poa are Examined |
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-Seventh Session: Urge Realistic View on Golf Cars |
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I Fix Up the Shop |
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Beware False Security: Markovich Advises Pros to Question Selves About Jobs |
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Baseball and Golf |
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Suggests Weekly Swing Session for Indoor School Patrons |
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Successful Range Operator Seeks Promotion Ideas |
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[New Pres. of American Association of Golf Course Architects, C. E. Robinson, VP Ralph Plummer; Sec. William B. Langford] |
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The Terra-Tire: Rigorous Tests on All Types of Terrain Under Many Different Soil Conditions Give It a Decided Advantage Over the Conventional Tire |
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Bennett is Veep: Brennan Elected President of Club Managers |
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700 Persons Attend GCSA's Annual Convention Banquet |
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Excessively Dry Winter |
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Carr gets Jones' Award; First Turf Citation to Monteith |
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1963 Open at Brookline |
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They Moved the Earth: Hills Become Ramps So Cars can Roll at Hyde Park |
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New Jersey Golf Show |
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Change Magazine Setup |
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Explain Your Terms: Many Times When You Use "Blocking Out, Casting, etc.," the Poor, Perspiring Pupil has No Idea of What You're Talking About |
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Raise $2,375 for Ed Oliver |
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On West Coast: Veterans Vie with Youngsters for PGA School Learning |
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New Frontier Market: With Caddies Vanishing from the Scene, It's Lucky that Some Pros and the National Golf Foundation Started Promoting Junior Programs |
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Galby Shows How to Develop Good Buying Habits at Par 3s |
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Metropolitan Officers |
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PGA Liaison Man for Open |
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271 Students Registered: Top Attendance at Florida PGA Business School |
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Grau's Answers to Turf Questions |
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-Supts may get Headaches Trying to Avoid Them |
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-Not Just Topdressing |
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-Care of Penncross |
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Getting the Right Man: Course Employee is Subject of USGA Discussion |
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Announce Program for NY PGA School, April 13-14 |
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Golf Fund Distribution Passes $800,000; Riggin Re-Elected |
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The Rich Also Want to Know Golf Goods Prices |
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Book Reviews |
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Lambert New GCSA President, Superintendent for 40 Years |
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No. Calif. GCSA Officers |
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Iowa GCSA Conference |
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Metropolitan GCSA Officers |
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Canadian PGA Outlines Provisions of Proposed Pension Plan |
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Increase Seniors Prize to $25,000 |
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PGA Committee Report Lists Many 1960 Accomplishments |
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1962 Western Amateur |
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Make Own Repairs |
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[Manufacturing News] |
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Classified Ads |
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Advertisers' Index |
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May |
Volume #35, No. 5 |
1961
June |
Volume #35, No. 6 |
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Cover: [Arnold Palmer and Charlie Coe on the 16th Green in the Final Round at the Masters] |
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Swinging Around Golf: News of the Golf World in Brief |
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Front Cover |
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Athletic Goods Sales Census Prompts Taking of Second Look at Pro Market: Long-Lasting Balls, Trade-In Situation, Close-Cut Rough, Other Factors Eat into Shop Sales, Hurt Profits |
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Golf Boosts Morale, Calms Nerves at GTMO: It's Part of a Big Recreation Program that's Helping to Keep the Military Alert and on Its Toes in the Cuban Crisis |
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Safety - It's Something that is Planned |
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Commuting Pro |
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Twelfth Year of Publication: 50 Clubs Report on Operations in Chicago Directory |
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Philly Warms Up with a Golf Show!: If They weren't a Bunch of Rabid Golfers, You'd Say It was Because Spring wasn't Far Away... Anyway, 3,000 of Them Showed Up |
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Nothing Seriously Wrong with Arnold; Laughs at "that" Wedge Shot |
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No Matter How You Cut It: The Roots get Hurt |
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Casper Pro's Newsletter Touches All the Greens |
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USGA Again Holds Local and Sectional Qualifying for Open |
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O. J. Noer's Turf tips |
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RCGA Reports Increase in Membership for 1960 |
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Harvey Raynor Resigns |
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Iowa Judge Says "Trampoline" is a Generic Term |
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Palmer, Snead Again Represent U.S. in International Matches |
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PGA Lists Qualifying Conditions for 1961 Championship |
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New Denver Club has Manual for Guidance of Employees |
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36th USGA Public Links |
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Book Reviews |
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Twenty Turf Students get Certificates at Penn State |
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"Pity the Poor Grass" is Theme of California Meeting |
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New Attendance Record for Iowa Turf Conference |
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Grau's Answers to Turf Questions |
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-A Time to Rest |
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-Use of the Aerifier |
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-Recovery from Desiccation |
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-How About Top Dressing? |
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-Eliminating Clover |
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-To Prevent Erosion |
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Trade-In Problems Increase in Club Selling |
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Kollett with Green Section |
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Chicago Swing Club Unit gets Helen Lengfeld Trophy |
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USGA Women's Open to be Played at Baltusrol, June 29-July 1 |
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[St. Louis Turf Research Presented a Check to Washington University's Graduate School of Arts and Sciences in Support of Grass Research] |
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Impressive Aspects to TV Coverage of the Masters |
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Jack A. Schram, Former Burke President, Dies in Chicago |
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"Mr. Merion," Joe Valentine, Honored at Testimonial Dinner |
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Need Feverish Construction to Build 30,000 Courses |
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New York Sections Combine to Sponsor Business School |
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Palmer, Nicklaus Dominate Poll |
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Western N.Y. GCSA Officers |
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Lessee Not Liable for Improvements in Absence of Specific Agreement |
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First Fairway Treatment Program Big Success at Cincinnati CC |
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Bob Duguid Winds Up Long Career as Superintendent |
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Northeastern Wisconsin Meeting |
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[Manufacturers' News] |
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Classified Ads |
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Advertisers' Index |
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July |
Volume #35, No. 7 |
1961
August |
Volume #35, No. 8 |
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Cover: [Opening of Piney Point Golf Center, Houston, Texas] |
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Swinging Around Golf: News of the Golf World in Brief |
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Front Cover |
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Finishing School for Students in Turf Management: Eight Trainees Learn how Theory is Put into Practice in Maintenance of Bob O'Link Course |
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Serve-Yourself Shop: There's an Easygoing Atmosphere at Butte Des Mortes Where the Pro, Ev Leonard, Just Stands by While the Members Buy Everything in Sight |
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Few Members Realize Extent of Golf Course Vandalism |
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First Walter Hagen Award Goes to Walter Hagen |
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Northern Calif. Section Suggests New Charity Event Code |
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Amateur Qualifying Rounds Scheduled for Aug. 28-31 |
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Len Wirtz Succeeds Corcoran as Ladies PGA Tourney Director |
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PGA to Move Headquarters North of Dunedin |
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Noer Foundation Fellowship Established at Iowa State |
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Resort Pro Cites Profit Potential in Refresher Lessons |
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[Southern California GCSA Members were Guests of Course Dealers and Suppliers for Annual Trek to Hollywood Race Track] |
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Hill of Fame Tree Planted in Honor of Horton Smith |
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Washington Interclub League Sets Fine Pattern for Juniors |
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Pro's Compensations Go Beyond Profits from Sales, Lessons |
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California Project: Physical Ed Teachers do Graduate Work at Third All-Golf Clinic |
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O. J. Noer's Turf Tips |
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Grau's Answers to Turf Questions: Educational Efforts |
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Quarty Becomes Sole Owner of San Marcos Hotel |
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GCSA Publishes Exhibitors' Brochure for 1962 Conference |
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If Your Club is Planning Something in the $1,000,000 Bracket, This Article should Serve as a Fine Guide in Its Construction. You'll See that, in Spite of Thoughtful Planning, There Always are a Few Things that could have been Improved: The Philadelphia CC Clubhouse |
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Jensen Tells How Dorado Beach was Put in Top Condition |
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Clover Control Program |
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Bayer Wins PGA Driving Contest with 297-Yard Wallop |
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Musser Named Agronomist for Course Architects |
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PGA Hole-in-One Contest Set for Labor Day |
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[Manufacturing News] |
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Classified Ads |
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Advertisers' Index |
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September |
Volume #35, No. 9 |
1961
October |
Volume #35, No. 10 |
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Cover |
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Swinging Around Golf: News of the Golf World in Brief |
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Front Cover |
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Increase in Dues Enabled Clubs to Reduce 1960 Deficits: Upward Trend in Both Receipts and Expenses Continued During Year, Says Horwath & Horwath Report |
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Kissing Camels Golf Course: Colorado Springs, Colorado: Texas Verve, Colorado Scenery, Innovations, Make It a Showpiece |
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Duties of Officials |
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Shortholes Success Story: 110-Hour Weeks Convert Brush Piles to a Golf Center |
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Watering Systems Help Pull Great Plains Courses Through |
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Specialization isn't Enough: Clubs Need Men Who can Coordinate All Operations |
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[Palm Beach Par 3 GC, Designed by Dick Wilson, Palm Beach, Fla.] |
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Observe Greenness, Density, Effect on Nematodes: Five-Year Study of Nitrogen Sources for 328 Bermuda |
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24-Hour Day - It isn't Long Enough for Fazio: You'd Agree that It isn't, too, if You Traveled Around in George's Wake... He Designs Courses, Operates a Couple Clubs and Even Fills in as Club Pro When the Rush is on |
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Grau's Answers to Turf Questions |
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-Attitude on Lime Application is Distressingly Casual |
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-Lime for Golf Courses |
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Book Reviews |
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Quarry Used as Water Supply Ruled Not Abandoned |
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396 in Cleveland Junior |
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Manager's Check List for Rating Efficiency of Food Operation |
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Lyons Puts on Course Maintenance Night Demonstration at Firestone |
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Chicago Women's College Awards LLD. Degree to Tom Walsh |
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(Legal Notice): United States District Court Northern District of Illinois Eastern Division |
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Open Third Nine at Hartford |
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Small Business Loans to Golf and Other Sports Reported |
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Turf Conferences |
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Barber Leads Ryder Cup Team's Invasion of England |
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PGA Seniors Golf Film |
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Battle with the Weeds |
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Record Entry for Amateur |
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[Manufacturing News] |
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Classified Ads |
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U. of California Makes Survey of L. A. Maintenance Costs |
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PGA Changes Award Designation to 'Player-of-the-Year' |
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Bala Members Spurn City's Offer; Continue to Play Golf |
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Advertisers' Index |
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Cover: [Hole No. 8, Ocean Reef CC, North Key Largo, Fla.] |
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Swinging Around Golf: News of the Golf World in Brief |
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Front Cover |
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Pro Market Continues to Improve in Spite of Some Unfavorable Factors: Sales, Play Increases Satisfactory but Weather and Cut-Price Competition Cut Down on the Potential |
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Kentucky Bluegrass Production |
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Golf Clubs are for Golfers!: That's the Philosophy at Merion Where the Members don't Feel that Change Necessarily Means Improvement |
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Club Managers' Conference in Miami Beach |
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On Your Tees: How to Use Celotex to Save Turf |
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Jim Gaquin Named PGA Tournament Manager |
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Smith Also Made Shop History |
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Managers, Officials Find Protection doesn't Come Cheap: Clubs Still Look for Ways to Prevent Burglaries, Vandalism |
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Little, Picard, Farrell in PGA Hall of Fame |
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Members Select Farrell |
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Check the Bag Racks to Make Sales Up Front |
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Annual PGA Meeting Scheduled for Nov. 2-10 in Florida |
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11 Guidance Points for Young Pros: Wisdom from 42 Years in the Business is Embodied in These Tips for Assistants... Old Hands, too, may Profit by Reading What Paul Scott has to Say |
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Course Owner, Driver Absolved of Blame in Suit Involving Car |
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A Word to the Pro: Manufacturers, too, have Problems in Judging Demand |
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Four $50,000 Events on PGA Winter Tour |
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Pro Designs a Shop for a Brother Pro |
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SBA Approves Loans for Course Construction |
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Ohio Wants Clubs to Pay Caddie Compensation Premiums |
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Penn State Winter School |
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Golf Books |
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Haven for Lefties |
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Overseeding Bermuda Greens |
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-Location is Factor in Choice of Grass Selection |
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-Best Combinations Sought in Sea Island Tests |
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-Jack Bernard Explains His Method of Overseeding: As It is Done at De Soto Lakes |
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-Observations on Overseeding |
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Canadian PGA Growth |
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How to Sell a Maintenance Building: Board Takes Look, is Convinced and Appropriates Funds |
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Ed Oliver Looked for Laughs Along with Tournament Prizes |
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Quality Gives Sales Punch: Smart Pros are Putting Accent on Top Grade Lines |
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Looking Back on '61: Keeping Ahead of Golfers Pushed Maintenance Crews to the Limit |
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GCSA's 33rd Turf Conference may Break All Records |
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Need is Desperate: Wanted: Tougher Grasses for the Transition Zone |
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1961 Index of Golfdom Articles: January Through September |
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First Flight Offers Tempting Prizes in Dunedin Events |
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PGA Explains Why Snead, Bolt were Fined for Playing in Cincy |
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Supt. should be Where He can Hear the Members |
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Design Practice Course for School Sports Field |
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Yearbook of Agriculture |
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PGA Reports $76,000 Collected During National Golf Week |
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Three Golfers, Including Nixon, get Aces in PGA Contest |
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Tree Fertilization Guide |
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Ed Oliver Fund |
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Get Seniors' Plaques |
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(Legal Notice): United States District Court Northern District of Illinois Eastern Division |
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Western Golf Awards 126 New Evans Scholarships |
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Joe Black Promoted to PGA Tournament Supervisor Post |
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Manufacturing News |
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Classified Ads |
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Golf Record |
| 158 |
PGA Fall Schedule |
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Advertisers' Index |
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