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Cover: [Second Fairway of the Beautiful Ohau C. C., Hawaii] |
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Swinging Around Golf: The Golf News in Brief |
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Turf Conference Schedule |
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PGA 1947 Winter Tournament Schedule |
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Managers Plan Convention at New York, Feb. 16-19 |
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GSA to Expand in Turf Field at N.Y. Convention, Feb. 10-14 |
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How to Win Sales and Influence Members |
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Flood of Business Demands Pro Vigilance |
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How 9-Hole Course can Raise Its "Class" Profitably |
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Sees More Worker's Golf |
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How to Make Pro Shop Selling "Best" for Club's Members |
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Rhode Island Field Day |
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New Yakima Valley Golf and Gun Club |
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Southern Turf Research Program is Started |
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Green Section Asks Cash Help |
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Littlefield to be Re-Elected USGA President |
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USGA may Make Amateur Championship All Match Play |
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Jack Black, Elyria Pro, Passes |
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Nelson Demonstration Features PGA Meet - Officers Reelected |
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U. S. Head Says 1947 Golf Ball Output to Increase |
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Wilson Pros Celebrate Miami Branch Opening |
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Penn State's Turf Research Viewed on Field Day |
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New Recreation Movies |
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Spalding Adopts OAB Plan |
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New Burke Plastic Heads |
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Adams Timing Device OKed by Pros |
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Golf Dice Game Scores |
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Wilson Holds Sales Sessions |
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Scotch Clubmakers Open N.Y. Office |
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C. K. Bradley Starts Own Course Equipment Repair Business |
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Wm. Coltart Dies |
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Wilson Distribution Speeds Tag-a-Long Service |
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Ollie's Once-Overs |
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"Sooner" State Shots |
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Burton, Vet Greenkeeper, Dies |
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Texas Short Course at A & M College, Jan. 20-22 |
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Burke has Deluxe Balanced Bag |
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Bullis Returns to Burke |
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Betcha Didn't Know |
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Guldahl Heads Golfcraft Advisory Staff |
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Peter Henderson Co. in Its Centennial Year |
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J. A. Hillerich, H & B Chief, Dies in Chicago |
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Chicago's Biggest Year |
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Davenport CC President Surveys Dues Increases in Middle West Clubs |
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Golf Architects Consider National Organization |
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Royer Mixer Bulletin |
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Wichita Mixer Stands Up |
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WGA Amateur Date Changed |
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PA. Girl Designs Berlin Course |
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Mac Gregor [MacGregor] Observing Its Golden Jubilee in Club-Making |
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Pro Lauds Greenkeepers |
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Patty's Pep Great Aid to Pros in Developing Golf's Market |
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Spalding Registered Sets get 24 Experts' Care |
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Louisville Boasts of Its New 9-Hole Publinx |
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Classified Ads |
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Table of Contents |
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Advertisers |
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March |
Volume #21, No. 3 |
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April |
Volume #21, No. 4 |
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May |
Volume #21, No. 5 |
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June |
Volume #21, No. 6 |
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Cover: [14th Hole, Plum Hollow, Detroit, Scene of PGA Classic] |
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Swinging Around Golf: The Golf News in Brief |
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Chart Tells 25-Year Story of Club Business |
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George Lake's "Free" Lessons Pay Him Big Dividends |
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Weed Seed Kill in Soil by Chemicals, Fertilizers |
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Rental Sets Bring Profits to Pros, Clubs and Golf |
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USGA Revises Rules and Amateur Code |
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What to Plan for Course Maintenance Building |
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Where does the Golf Pro Make His Money? |
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Trouble Shooting on Mowing Equipment |
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Switching Seasonal Greens at Sea Island, Ga. |
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Course Condition Tied-Up with Pro Shop Sales |
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Designs 3 and 5 Gang Unit |
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-[The 3 Gang Unit] |
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-[The Mower is Mounted Ahead of the Rear Tractor Wheels] |
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-[Mounting of Single Rear Unit for the Three or Five Gang Unit] |
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-[Chet Mendenhall Shows the Five Gang Unit] |
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-[Chet Demonstrates How the Two Rear Outside Unites are Attached to the Tractor] |
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Masters' Demonstration Set Ideal Pattern |
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Weather Forecast as Course Work Control |
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Architect's Skill Shown on New Course of U. of Arizona |
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Course Equipment Storage Facilities Lacking |
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Sports Coaches' Schools Reveal a Job for Golf |
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Golf Architects' Service Saves Money for Clubs |
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Jones Trophy Event Shows Amateur Revival Signs |
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National Caddie Championship at Columbus, O., Aug. 27-31 |
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Carnoustie Pros Raising Fund for Old Club |
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Plum Hollow Lengthened for PGA |
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Standard's "Club Master" |
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Farquhar Spray Equipment |
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Issue New Manual on Sewage Sludge as Fertilizer |
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Keeping Old Pro Distinction in Modern Shop Selling |
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Shelden Open at Rochester, Minn. |
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"Hagen Day" Plans and Clinic Feature Michigan Pro Meet |
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Greenkeepers' 1948 Meet at Detroit, Feb. 9-13 |
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Tifton Turf Meet Draws 75 |
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Peoria Open July 12-13 |
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U. S. Rubber Offers Cash Prizes for Sports Pix |
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All A-May-Rican Again Tops in $ |
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Golf Writers Assn. is Reorganized |
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Tom O'Hara, Old Caddie-Master, Dies at Denver |
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Washington State College Considers Turf School |
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Plymouth (PA.) CC Succeeds in Weed Control |
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Attractive Handicap Board |
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Wilson's New Rule Book |
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"Golfers, Unlimited" Tells Golf Promotion Plan |
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Millionth of a Second |
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Tulsa Tourney Aids Turf Work |
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[Manufacturing News] |
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Classified Ads |
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Advertisers |
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July |
Volume #21, No. 7 |
1947
August |
Volume #21, No. 8 |
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September |
Volume #21, No. 9 |
1947
Fall |
Volume #21, No. 10 |
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Cover: [Aerial View of Interlachen Country Club, Minneapolis, Minn.] |
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Swinging Around Golf: News of the Golf World in Brief |
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Maintenance Budgeting Needs Thought, Records, Work |
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Golf Range Operator's Book Issued by Golf Foundation |
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Geller Survey Sets Pattern for Club Managers |
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Plan Pro Shop Selling by Study of Records |
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Ryder Cup Team Selected |
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Printed Forms Put Pro Shop Operation on Efficient Basis |
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Don't Change Greenkeepers in the Middle of the Heat |
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Store Authorities Suggest Pro Shop Improvements |
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Turf Roundup of 1947 |
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[Diagonal View of Quonset Building at Maple Lane GC, Detroit] |
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Service is Key to Successful Pro Shop Operation |
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Pro and Amateur Notables Honor Hagen at Detroit |
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Charlotte, N.C. Chapter, Club Managers Assn. of America Organized |
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Science, Mechanics and Art in Bent Greens Mowing |
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Efficiency is Keynote of Better Course Management |
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Florida's 1948 Women's Tourney Events Set by Club Officials |
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Glass, Important Factor in Modern Clubhouse Design |
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Goodall Presents Second Golf Film |
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"Club Managers Day": Monday, November 10, 1947 |
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19th GSA National Turf Conference and Show |
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Aerator for Greens |
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Manufacturer's Preview |
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-Golf Balls Plentiful in 1948, Research to Best Pre-War Ball |
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-Mac Gregor's 1948 Line of Merchandise Most Complete in Company History |
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-New Springfield Custombilt [Custombuilt] Pro Line Announced for 1948 |
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-"Pax" Golf Bags Feature of 25 Models in Production for '48 |
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-Hagen Presents Ladies' Line, New Golf Bag & Improved Woods |
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-Complete Line of Equipment Offered by Wilson in 1948 |
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-Hillerich & Bradsby Add New Line for 1948 Pro Trade |
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-Hyspeed and Forespot Balls Burke Features for Pros in '48 |
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-Worthington Ball Production Up |
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-Acushnet Looks to Banner Year |
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-Liberal Budgets Pave Way for Economical Course Maintenance in Midwest |
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-Course Development in Florida |
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-High Labor Costs Cause Trend Toward Mechanized Equipment |
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-Special Emphasis on Drainage for New Greens in Texas |
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-Chemical Discoveries Aid Course Maintenance |
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Colonial Experiments with Greens |
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Williams Develops Short Spray Boom |
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Research, Education Programs Stressed at Turf Meetings |
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Spike Disc Cultivator |
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Scoggins Plan Opens Nationally Advertised Brands to Pros |
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1948 Interservice Tourney |
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Vines to Coach Golf at Iowa U |
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Jack Garrett, Appointed Sales Rep., MacGregor Golf, Inc. |
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Patty Berg Busy in Shows for Pros |
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[Manufacturing News] |
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Annual Meetings |
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Two-Way Radio Keeps Galleries Posted at International |
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Tests Prove Chlordane Gives Excellent Ant Control |
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Classified Ads |
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Advertisers |
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