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Cover: [Jackson Park Public Course, Chicago] |
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Swinging Around Golf: News of the Golf World in Brief |
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Teaching the Teachers is Job Well Done at PGA |
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Strong Selling Display in Lou Strong's Shop |
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Superintendents Set for Their Biggest Meeting |
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Fall Turf Conferences Report Year's Work |
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Inspect Grass and Treatments on Purdue Green |
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James L. O'Keefe Elected Western Golf Assn. President |
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Moffitt Elected PGA Head at Busy, Calm Meeting |
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PGA Meeting Sidelights |
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Golf Day Fund Distribution Approved at St. Paul |
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Turfgrass Questions Answered |
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-How can I Become a Member of the American Society of Agronomy? |
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-We were Unable to Topdress Our Greens This Fall. Is This Likely to Cause Any Adverse Effects Next Season? |
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-What do You Know About the New Crabgrass Killer, Di-Sodium Methyl Arsonate? |
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-What is a Good Size for a Nursery of Improved Grasses? |
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-We Wish to Try Out an Improved Bermudagrass on Several of Our Greens. How Heavily should We Seed? Is the Seed Very Expensive? |
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-We do Not have a Very Large Budget to Work with. Can You Tell Me an Inexpensive Way to Remove Heavy Mat from Greens? |
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-We have Considerable Trouble with Pocket Gophers on Our Course. We have been Trapping Them but It is Impossible to Keep Up with Them. Can You Recommend an Easy Way to Eliminate Them? |
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-Every Year We are Troubled by Clover Showing Up in the Greens in Late September and Early October. Does It Remain Alive During the Winter Months or Reseed Itself Each Year? Can We Control It with Sulfate of Ammonia? What is the Best Method of doing This? |
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-[Will You Please Comment on the Enclosed Clipping, Referring to the Control of Goosegrass, Silver Crab or Crowfoot with a Phenyl Mercury and 2, 4-D Mixture?] |
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Playing Sure Bets in Grass |
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PGA Seniors Set Dunedin Big Week, Jan. 24-30 |
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Pro Business Examined by Experts at PGA Meet |
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Western Golf Assn. Makes Golf Car Survey |
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Harlow, Gentleman Sportsman, Made Golf History |
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Agronomy Society Turfgrass Section Details Progress |
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Carnoustie Hoosier |
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American Society of Golf Course Architects to Meet |
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"Ike" Grainger Renamed to Head USGA |
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"Soils Clinic" is Practical School for Midwest Supts. |
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Golf Club Sales Up in 1954, Manufacturers Report |
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Fairway "Face-Lifter" Saves Seattle $7800 a Year |
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Craigs, 41 Years Audubon Pro, Retires |
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Hopkins Trophy Matches Come to La Jolla, Calif. |
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Ryder Cup Matches, Nov. 5 and 6, at Thunderbird, Palm Springs |
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Park Ridge Club Cares for Employees and Dependents |
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USGA Etiquette Film Premiere at PGA Meeting |
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Million Dollar Increase in Pros' 1954 Gift Sales |
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Club Pro of Year to get Harlow Memorial Award |
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Rehling Writes Book for P. E. Golf Teachers |
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Southern GA Championships to Linville N. C. Club |
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News from the Manufacturers |
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-West Point Distributors Go to School |
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Stockton Presents Its New Prizes |
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Classified Ads |
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Advertisers |
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March |
Volume #29, No. 3 |
1955
April |
Volume #29, No. 4 |
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Sections/Selected Titles |
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Cover: [Sixth Green, Wykagyl CC, New Rochelle, N. Y.] |
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Swinging Around Golf: News of the Golf World in Brief |
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Clubs, Pros Must Look Ahead with Junior Programs |
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How to get the Most Out of Fertilizer |
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Survey Shows Good Clubs Used on Cheap Balls |
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Community Spirit Fires Drive that Saved a Club |
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Chairman Sees Need of Course Priority in Club Operations |
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Seek New Turfgrass Varieties on Kansas State Test Plots |
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Superintendent Views Departmental Team |
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Members and Pro Share Pride, Improve Service in Shop |
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Displays that Sell When Members aren't Rushing |
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"Democratic" Membership Basis Best for New Small Club |
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Managers Elect Grenard at CMAA Annual Meeting |
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Trailblazers of Maintenance Methods Recalled |
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Management and Fertilization Practices Minimize Disease |
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"Kids' Disease" Ruins Greens |
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Report 1954 Ball Sales as 2,648,908 Dozen |
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Trans-Miss Turf Scholars |
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"Scientific Approach" can Improve Instruction Results |
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Turfgrass Questions Answered |
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-[What Kind of Fertilizer to Resod Tees from Merion Sod Nursery?] |
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-[Questions Regarding Uneven Greens Surface Following Aeration] |
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-If We Change Our Greens to an Improved Bermuda, are They Likely to be More Difficult or More Expensive to Maintain? |
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-[Questions Regarding Planted Plugs of Bermuda into Poa annua Tees] |
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-[Question Regarding Mixture of Colonial Bent and Chewings Fescue for Greens] |
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-[Question Regarding Dry, Reddish Spots in Soil] |
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-[Question Regarding What to Apply to Control Vegetation Around Sand Greens] |
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-[Question Regarding Control of Pearlwort and Jewelbell] |
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Prepare High Life for Pros |
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Atlanta PGA Honors Jones at Award Dinner |
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It's Always Fair Weather When Golfers get Together? |
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Need to Train Young Men for Combination Jobs |
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Duino is Pro Starring in Service as a Citizen |
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French Lick, with "New Look", gets Amateurs in April |
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Geiberger, Andrews, Added as Golf Day Performers |
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Wilshire's 18th is World's Longest Green |
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Rotating Panels Conduct Oklahoma Turf Sessions |
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Life Membership for Noer |
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Paint Expert Tells Six Points of Pool Saving |
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First Course Clinic Held in Santa Cruz, Calif. |
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PGA Seniors Biggest Event Won by Mortie Dutra |
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Chandler Harper Grows as Golf Businessman |
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[Manufacturing News] |
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-V-C 13 Nemacide - New Chemical Control for Turf Nematodes |
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-Dunlop Sports Division in Sales Conference |
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Classified Ads |
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Advertisers |
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May |
Volume #29, No. 5 |
1955
June |
Volume #29, No. 6 |
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Sections/Selected Titles |
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Cover: [Par 3 19th Hole, Knollwood Country Club, White Plains N.Y.] |
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Swinging Around Golf: News of the Golf World in Brief |
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Pro Must Study Selling Like He Studies His Swing |
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Ryder Cup Committee Meets at Palm Springs |
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Supts. Give Good Advice to Golfers on Course Care |
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After a Dust Storm |
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John Low's Principles of Golf Architecture Stand Up |
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Cries of "Timber" Will Split the Air |
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Superintendents Help Akron Lawn Owners |
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Pros Tell Space Needs in Pro Shop Architecture |
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National Golf Day Expects Great Record, June 4 |
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CMAA Seeks Club Spots for Student On-Job Training |
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Records Essential to Course Business Management |
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Pro Public Relations Job Needed with Salesmen |
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Western Golf Assn. Meeting at Golf, Ill., in May |
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Bill Brown, Pro Salesman, Killed by Robber |
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Put New Life in Resort Club, Increase Area's Business |
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Bright Stars of Professional Golf Shining at Dunedin |
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Members Need to be Told Why They should Buy from Pros |
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Course Building Increases, Neer Added to NGF Staff |
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Wilson Leaves Green Section, Bengeyfield Now in West |
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Cornell Conference Answers Many Turf Problems |
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How to Make Most of Slacks Market at Pro Shops |
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Celebrate 33 Years of Advice |
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Ravisloe, Chicago, Host to Amputee Tournament |
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PGA Annual Meeting to be at Atlantic City, Dec. 3-10 |
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Triangle Round Robin at Grossinger's, June 14-18 |
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Western GA Issues New Caddy Master Manual |
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[Manufacturing News] |
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Classified Ads |
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Advertisers |
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Cover: [337 yd. 18th Hole, Olympic's Lake Course] |
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Swinging Around Golf: News of the Golf World in Brief |
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Golf Sales Figures Show Pros Where They Stand |
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Frisco Pros, Olympic Members, Say Par Will Win Open |
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Florida Turfgrass Conference at Gainesville, Aug. 9-11 |
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Experience hasn't Justified Mixed Green Hopes |
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Hartford (Conn.) Country Club Builds Anew |
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Tree Planting Plan Fits Aesthetics and Golf |
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Brainy, Hard Work Builds Muny Course Saving Money, Time |
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Multiple Tees Make Many Courses at Pine Hollow |
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New Name is New England Golf Course Supts.' Assn. |
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English Returns to USGA |
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Pro Also Must Look for Sales Outside His Shop |
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Temporary Pro Shop in Bus at First Tee |
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How Research Led to Weed Control with CRAG 1 |
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Turfgrass Questions Answered |
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-[Question Regarding Building a Golf Course] |
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-[Question Regarding When to Plant for a New Course] |
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-[Question Regarding How to Prepare Soil for Greens] |
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-[Please Explain the Different Kinds of Drainage that should be Considered in Building a Golf Course] |
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-[Should We Install Tile Drains in Our Greens? Our Subsoil is Quite Sandy] |
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-[Question Regarding Use of Wood Chips in Soil for Greens] |
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-[Question Regarding Purchasing Equipment Prior to Course Opening] |
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-[Question Regarding Best Grass for Heavy Wear at Fee Course] |
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-[Question Regarding Nature of "Easy Machine Maintenance] |
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Massachusetts Graduates 25th Winter School |
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"Golfer's Creed" |
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Western GA-Evans Scholars Headquarters Dedicated |
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Dunes, Myrtle Beach, S. C., Host to Golf Writers |
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Charles Curtis, LA Times, Heads Golf Writers |
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Harry Shepard is Busiest Pro in Public Service |
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Plan Blue Mound Switch for High Life |
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Rodding Corrects Drainage at Big Saving |
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Routine Work Demonstrated by New England Supts. |
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Supt. Looks Calmly at Golf Car Problem |
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Southeastern Conference has Record Enrollment, 189 |
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USGA Asks Clubs for Handicap Scoring Records |
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McGuigan Appointed Full-Time Director, WGA Caddy Program |
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Golf Car Survey in New Caddy Committee Guide |
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Fifth Annual Central Plains Field Day, Lincoln, June 14 |
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Stollenwerk Elected Chief by Wisconsin Supts. |
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Wisconsin PGA in Record Spring Meeting |
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Supt. and Members Share in Turfgrass Tests |
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Agree to Call Off Deal to Buy Spalding |
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[Manufacturing News] |
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Classified Ads |
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Advertisers |
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July |
Volume #29, No. 7 |
1955
August |
Volume #29, No. 8 |
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September |
Volume #29, No. 9 |
1955
October |
Volume #29, No. 10 |
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Sections/Selected Titles |
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Cover |
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Swinging Around Golf: News of the Golf World in Brief |
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Pro's Market Survey: New Courses, Kids, Brighten Outlook |
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Santa Claus Shows Up at Miami Shores |
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Ryder Cup Team in Challenge Warm-Up |
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Superintendents' Views: Fierce Summer Shows Course Needs |
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Managers Plan Convention for Los Angeles, Jan. 18-21 |
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Golf Manners Taught by Law: Legal Cases Cited as Reminders that Knowledge and Observance of Golf's Etiquette can Avoid Costly Law Suits |
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Range Ball Washer Made from Concrete Mixer |
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Long Study by Pro and Wife Shown in New Shop |
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Golf Works Wonders at Hospital Course |
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Turf Round-Up: Second Worst Year for Golf Turf Taught Brutal Lessons in Water Management, Shortage of Able Labor, Iron Chlorosis Prevention: (First of a Two Part Review of This Year's Maintenance.) |
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It's Done the Big Way in Texas |
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Course at Park Gateway Bids for Tourist Play |
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Philadelphia Supts. Hold 30th Birthday Party |
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Idaho's Attractive New Range Designed for Comfort |
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Consolver Shop Shows Big Stock Without Crowding |
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Rules Changes in 1956: Control of Flagstick, Lifting Ball on Green, 14-Club Rule Violation, are Among Alterations |
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USGA Competitions for 1956 |
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Shows What Small Town can do in Course Building |
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Boys Will be......? |
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Egyptian Bermudagrass Strain has Many Merits |
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Club and Ball Increase Far Behind Other Price Rises |
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Light Makes Heavy Sales |
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Cornwell Slated to Head Course Superintendents |
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Hines has Biggest Golf Car Operation |
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Grau Answers Turfgrass Questions |
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-[Proper Identification is Important for the Superintendent] |
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-[Question Regarding Drainage Problem on Green] |
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-[Question Regarding Dangers on 2, 4-D to Control Silver Crab on Bent Green] |
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-[Question Regarding Recovery from Disease Throughout the Fall] |
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-[Question Regarding What Kind of Sand to Use in Topdressing] |
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-[Question Regarding Use of Peat as Topdressing to Improve Sandy Soil] |
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-[Question Regarding Heavy Traffic on Greens] |
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-[Question Regarding Eliminating Clover Entirely] |
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-[Question Regarding Use of Old Sawdust vs. New Sawdust with Sand to Topdress Greens] |
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-[How Thick should Sod be Cut When Moving It from the Nursery to a Tee?] |
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-[Question Regarding Use of Emerald Zoysia for Lawns and Fairways] |
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-[Question Regarding Soil Moisture Causing Pythium] |
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Dayton's New Community Country Club Clubhouse |
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Tournament Pros Plan to Hire Manager |
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Get Club Spirit Fired Up; Rest of the Job is Easy |
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Book Review |
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Biggest Course Job Handled by Ed Brady and Staff |
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Service and Selling Easier in Gafford's Shop |
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Seek "Fundamentals" in Teaching Methods |
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Set Program for Supts.' Annual Convention |
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"Planning the Golf Clubhouse" Book Available Next January |
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The Grand Slammer Tells What It Takes to Make a Winner |
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Green Section Experts Inspect Greenbrier |
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Take Another Look, Analyse Maintenance Routine |
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Ohio Golf Salesmen have Annual Party for Pros |
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[Manufacturing News] |
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Classified Ads |
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Advertisers |
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