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1957 January	Volume #31, No. 1		1957 February	Volume #31, No. 2
Page Sections/Selected Titles 1 Cover  3 Swinging Around Golf: News of the Golf World in Brief 21 Moffitt, Sargent, Mund Re-Elected; 5-Year Rule Retained by PGA: Tournament Policies Overhauled to Give Sponsors Better Chance of Operating in the Black 22 PGA "Pro of the Year" Award Goes to Shepard 22 Club Managers' Convention 24 More on the "Perfect" Course: Superintendents Strive to Give Playability Along with Eye Appeal 30 The Feminine Touch: It Puts "the Sell" in Sportswear at Marco Pro Shop 34 Golf Architects Meet 34 Tufts Nominated to Head USGA for Second Time 34 Bancroft Elected President of PGA Sponsors 36 Emphasis on Display: How to Increase Profits Studied at PGA Session 40 Program Set for GCSA Louisville Show 40 Midwest GCSA Officers 41 11 States, Canada Represented at Penn State Field Day 44 Weed Problem Attacked at So. Calif. Field Day 44 Quarter-Century Pro Meet Scheduled for Jan. 29-30 46 Full Maintenance Range Covered in Florida Meet 48 Minnesota Conference 48 Supt's Value to Club Discussed at Midwest Conference 52 1956 Turf Roundup 52 -Choose Grass that Will be Permanent; Check This Summary for Leading Turfgrasses in General Use Throughout the U.S.; New Strains to be Considered 52 --[Michie Stadium, West Point, N. Y. Merion and Kentucky Bluegrass Seeding] 52 --[Michie Stadium Close-Up Three Weeks After Seeding] 53 -Pre-Germination Experiment; Summer Fairway Renovation; What to do About Iron Chlorosis: Trend to Use of Lead Arsenate on Trees, Greens Grows During Year 53 --[Common Bermudagrass Stand on Squad "C" Field, West Point Nine Days After Planting Pre-Germinated Seed] 53 --[Closeup of the Bermuda on the Squad "C" Field] 54 Increasing Importance of Municipal Courses Cited at Park Meeting 56 Golf's New Books  58 Brugger Heads Turf Group 59 Tournament Dates 66 Gala Opening for New Country Club of Florida 66 Dawson Heads Mid-Atlantic 69 Burke to Defend Seniors' Title at 18th Annual Tournament 70 PGA Golf Day Nets $64,050 for National Golf Fund 70 Michiana Superintendents Feast on Turf and Turkey 70 Jessop Heads Chicago Group 70 [Manufacturing News] 80 Classified Ads 81 Advertisers' Index 82 Table of Contents			Page Sections/Selected Titles 1 Cover: [17th Hole at Southern Hills CC, Tulsa, Okla.] 3 Swinging Around Golf: News of the Golf World in Brief 21 Brainstorming: NCR Training, Ad Experts Collaborate with Dayton, O. Pros to Produce 108 Ideas for Stimulating Sales, Service - and Profits 23 Law of the Minimum: It Goes Back to What a 19th Century Scientist Said About Soil and Its Weakest Link 26 Paul Heads SCGCSA 28 Over the Pro Shop Counter 30 Brought Prestige to the Profession: Dickinson Taught Superintendent How to Use Tools of Research 34 Bob Baldock Keeps Busy with Nine Courses Going 34 "Field-Tested" is Strong Selling Point for Clubs 36 Schoolwork at Dunedin: Practical Pros, Varsity Profs Teach the PGA 38 Wiffi Arrives in Style - 1928 40 Kids' Playgrounds, Swimming Pools are Big Assets to Clubs 42 Southern California Officers 44 A Veteran Pro Sees the Light: I Changed My Mind About Golf Cars 46 Shorey Looks to the Future: Youngsters Learn Pro ABC's at Tri-City Golf School 49 Watrous Defeats Stupple for PGA Seniors Title 49 Boysen Heads California Supts. 52 Grau's Answers to Turfgrass Question 52 -The Need for Trained Men 53 -[Clay Soil Sample Sent; Proper Way to Prepare Soil] 53 -[Best Hand Mower for Small Home Putting Green?] 53 -[Do You Think that Milorganite has Enough Trace Elements in It so that It Will Supply What My Greens Need?] 53 -[Best Dirt for Dirt Tees] 56 -[Questions Regarding Best Possible Greens and Fairways on Limited Budget] 53 50-Year Veteran 56 1957 International Matches to be Held in Japan 58 Officers, Directors Nominated by GCSA Committee 58 Auditor Points Pro to $600 Annual Savings 58 USGA Announces 1958 Dates 58 Better Pro Merchandising Assures Bigger Pro Sales 58 Turfgrass Course at U.C.L.A. 60 If Funds aren't Immediately Available to Build 18 Quality Holes, a Leading Golf Architect Gives This Advice... Settle for 9 62 Discount Houses Threaten Existence of Pro Shops 66 Blunt Heads Western 66 Squire Sponsors PGA Tourney 68 Golf Club Sales Show Increase in 1956 68 Seniors Elect Watson 68 Tufts Again Heads USGA 80 What's New 95 Classified Ads 97 Advertisers' Index 98 Table of Contents
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1957 March	Volume #31, No. 3		1957 April	Volume #31, No. 4
Page Sections/Selected Titles 1 Cover: [Fifth Hole of Sunnybrook GC, Plymouth Meeting, Pa.] 3 Swinging Around Golf: News of the Golf World in Brief 37 Improvement of Standards for Club Progress is Theme of GCSA Meet 39 Support Urgently Needed for Repeal of Capital Improvements Tax 42 Over the Pro Shop Counter  44 Tips for Rainy Days: Keep Golfers Occupied  46 Demand Far Exceeds Supply: Wanted: Young Men to Train for Turf Management Positions 47 Golf Catches Up with Carson City 47 Metairie Members Aid New Louisiana Turfgrass Assn. 48 Recreation for All: Stress Family Fun in Rebuilding Philadelphia CC 52 Devises Adjusted Calloway System of Handicapping 53 What They Said at Louisville  53 -How Clubs Profit from Turfgrass Conferences 54 -Reports Show Members How Their Money is Spent 56 -Progressive Education Leads to Self Improvement 58 -Employee Wants Security, Recognition of Ability 60 -Superintendents' Banquet 62 -Supt. Should Insist on Authority to Run His Dept. 62 -The Supt's Responsibility for Area Maintenance 65 -Emphasizes "Why" of Training - Rather than the "How" 68 Bell Heads Architects 68 Another Set of Rules for Golf Cars 69 Two Merchandising Ideas to Keep in Mind 69 Pro's Duty: Help Increase Income, Cut Down Expenses 69 Warm Winter for Al 69 Two New Offices for USGA Green Section 69 USGA Rules Movie 72 Grau's Answers to Turfgrass Question 72 -[Where can I get Good Training in Greenkeeping and is It a Job?] 73 -[What can Golf Clubs do Now to Assure Themselves of Well-Trained Supts. in the Future?] 73 Turfgrass Meetings 74 Superintendents Tour Louisville Golf, Manufacturing Sites 74 Would Play More Golf in Wet Weather 76 Tournament Dates 86 Player Demand and Need for Economical Maintenance Call for Architect to Compromise His Ideas on Layout: Lower Costs, Lower Scores Asked in Course Design 88 Par 3 Course gets Former Golfers 88 Pro Confronted by Economic Problems 88 Club Fitting - All Important 90 Pro and Superintendent Alike can Benefit by Knowing How to Interpret a Weather Map 106 Modernized Drainage, Scald-Proof Bent are Great Assets 107 Parents' Support Needed in Junior Golf Program 108 What's New 127 Classified Ads 129 Advertisers' Index 130 Table of Contents			Page Sections/Selected Titles 1 Cover: [Crowd Gathers at the Sixth Green at the National Course, Augusta, Ga., to Watch the Masters Tournament] 3 Swinging Around Golf: News of the Golf World in Brief 37 It Works Two Ways: Pro Reminds Himself of What He Owes His Members  38 Sweetness in the Desert Air 39 Expect Favorable House Action on Curtis Bill: Associations, Individuals Urged to Concentrate on Senate Finance Committee to get Tax Relief 40 USGA Rules Movie 42 Over the Pro Shop Counter  44 Housekeeping Hints: Make Your Course New Again  48 "How to Do" Turf Tips: Taylor Designs Spreader, Mower Assemblies 50 Spoiled Members Boost Thompson's Sale 50 Old Farmhouse will be Hub of New Pequot Course 53 Research Usefulness Shows in Course Condition - Lilly 54 Planning and Promoting Benefit Tournaments 58 One Way of Financing: Building Lots Sales Finance Antelope Hills 62 Grau's Answers to Turfgrass Question 62 -Know Where You are Starting From 63 -[Question Regarding Slow Spread of Pencross Creeping Bent] 63 -[How to Mow Merion/Kentucky Bluegrass Mix] 63 -[Most Effective Chemical to Kill a Poa in Seaside Bent Greens] 95 -[What Strain of Bentgrass to Seed with "Froghair" to Combat Poa annua] 96 -[Question Regarding Bermudagrass at High Altitude and Other Grasses for High Heat] 96 -[Question Regarding Fertilization Practices' Effects on Clover Growth] 96 -[Question Regarding pH Level of C-1 Arlington Greens] 64 Baldock-Designed Courses Change Landscape of Nevada, Northern California 68 Surprenant: World's Longest Course: Five Sets of Tees on Each Hole Make 8000-Yard Layout Fair Test for All Types of Golfers 70 136 Supts. Attend Southern Conference 70 Innovations Introduced at Midwest Turf Meeting 70 Antiquated Equipment 72 200 Attend Penn State Turf Conference 74 Cornell Stages Tenth Annual Turf Conference 74 Michigan Supts. Alerted to Need for Insect Control, Water Conservation 74 Honolulu N-M Club Holds First Field Day 74 Exchange Brought Progress 77 PGA Winter School Completes Term 78 National Golf Day Set for June 8 80 Reports on Research from Across the Nation 80 -Golf's Growth Calls for Steady Advance in Research 80 -Courses are Trial Plots for Laboratory Findings 82 -1956 was Great Year for Maintenance Contributions 84 -New Approach to Reducing Compaction in Putting Turf 84 Dogwood Tournament 87 How to Secure a Lease on Municipal Property for a Golf Course 92 Canadian Open 92 Lean Over Backwards to Avoid Elimination in Flying Hills Blind Bogey Tournaments 93 Seattle Gives Coin-in-Slot Starter System a Tryout 94 Tickets on Turkeys: Promotions Build Business at Phoenix Range  101 6-Hole Course Shows Best Architectural Principals 102 Proposes Building More Golf Courses on Air Force Bases 105 Tournament Dates 106 Mosel Case Emphasizes Need for Pros' Clarifying Doubtful PGA Status 108 Avon Shop is Small but Well Designed 109 Ouimet gets Richardson Award; Berg Runnerup 110 Plan to Start Winter Turf Course at Penn State in Fall 112 Plans Made for International Seniors' Championship 112 What's New: Products and Personalities 127 Classified Ads 129 Advertisers' Index 130 Table of Contents
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1957 May	Volume #31, No. 5		1957 June	Volume #31, No. 6
Page Sections/Selected Titles 1 Cover: [Hole No. 4, Centre Hills CC, State College, Pa.] 3 Swinging Around Golf: News of the Golf World in Brief 29 Brainstorming for Entertainment Committee: Put New Life Into Programs; Draw More Members to Club 30 [George Diffenbaugh Celebrates 20th Year as Pro at Kenwood G & CC, Bethesda, MD.] 31 Make Bulletin Board a Pro Shop Asset 32 Superintendents Should Play More Golf, Says Mendenhall 32 Everybody Expected to Win Prizes at 10th API Tourney 32 Par Buster is New Philadelphia PGA Section Publication 34 Mr. Supt., Take Note: What I Look for in a Golf Course 35 California Seniors Group Based on Club Membership 36 First PGA School for Assistants Makes Big Hit with Young Pros 42 Over the Pro Shop Counter  44 Dubose Tells Story Behind Building of Houston CC: Latest Ideas in Construction Techniques and Plenty of Maintenance Knowhow Make New Southwest Course One of the Finest 49 Would Borrow Bowling Idea to Speed up Golf Play 49 Green for VA Hospital 49 Trans-Miss. Turf Scholarship 50 Careful Fleet Maintenance Prolongs Life of Golf Cars: Case Histories Cited to Show How You can get More Mileage from Battery-Operated Vehicles 56 Handicap Equalizer: Chicago Leads Drive to Adopt Stroke Control  60 Foss Enlarges Classroom by Selling Group Lesson Program 62 Grau's Answers to Turfgrass Question 62 -Get Acquainted with Your County Agent 65 -[Possible to Buy Pre-Treated Soil for Topdressing?] 65 -[Question Regarding Correspondence Courses to Further Education in Turf Management] 65 -[Mondo Grass for Course Use in Wisconsin?] 65 -[Question Regarding Clover in Bent Greens] 93 -[Question Regarding Mixture of Bent on Greens] 94 -[Question Regarding Procedural Mistake in Preparing Putting Greens] 66 Many Hands Help Build Turner Nine: Yardbirds and Full Colonels Work Together in Bringing Golf to Georgia Air Base 68 Southern Cal PGA Gives Cameron Life Membership 68 Flag Pole not a Target 69 Combine Two Courses for National Amateur 69 KC's Swope Park Marks 50th Anniversary 70 N. E. Group Holds Stop-Gap Turf Conference in Spite of Obstacles 70 IGC, Canada Cup Matches to be Played in Tokyo 74 Tells How Wetting Agents Increase Water's Efficiency: Soils Treated with New Non-Ionic Substance Holds Moisture Longer as Result of Lab Findings 86 How Proper Care Lengthens Life of Diving Board  87 South Hills "Work-a-Ree" Puts Club in Shape for '57 91 Triangle Round-Robin Money Spread 92 Obitz Honored by UVS 95 Metropolitan Golf Association Publishes Caddie Manual 96 Resourceful Grounds Staff Makes Big Savings 96 Big Turnout for Canadian Turfgrass Conference 97 USGA Women's Committee Issues Revised Booklet 97 Central Plains Field Day 98 What's New 111 Classified Ads 112 New Club Wants Help in Getting Organized 112 Women's Collegiate Tournament 112 Club Managers Association Changes Headquarters 113 Advertisers' Index 114 Table of Contents			Page Sections/Selected Titles 1 Cover: [Club de Golf Mexico, south of Mexico City,] 3 Swinging Around Golf: News of the Golf World in Brief 23 Weather - Taxes - Costs: Golf Business Meeting and Beating Tough Problems 25 Roundup of Statistics: Chicago District Directory is Detailed Operating Report 26 Foundation Issues Clip Sheet 26 Michigan-Border Cities Supts. Take Part in Lawn Clinic 26 Rutgers Field Day 30 Over the Pro Shop Counter 32 Three Steps in Selling Turf Budget to the Club 34 Teacher Debunks Reasons for Neglecting High School Golf 36 "How to Do" Turf Tips: These Gimmicks Give Golfers True Headings 38 Civic Pride Prompts Durango to Restore Its "Perfect" Course: Tourists Once Turned Up Noses at Hillcrest but Now They're Eager to Play It 42 "Golf for Industry" is Latest Foundation Publication 44 Al Robbins' Tips from the Bottom: How to Get Comfortable Mileage from Golf Shoes 44 N. E. GCSA Suggests Ways of Speeding Up Play 44 May Solve Caddie Problem 46 Would Use Same Methods for Care of Collars, Greens 48 Second Phase in Hacienda Improvement Program 48 All Star Golf Show to Make TV Debut in October 52 Young Pros Review Lessons  Learned at Training School: Put New Knowledge of Public Relations, Club Repairing, Sales and Teaching to Work at Their Home Clubs 58 Sea Island Course Steeped in History 58 Seek Turf Tieup 60 Mike's Ace was Secondary Thrill 60 GCSA Gives Research Grant for Kikuyugrass Control 60 Gustin Heads PTC 62 Pee Wee Golfers Ready for 11th Annual Tourney 62 Phygon-XL is Control for Pond Algae 62 Sharpens Your Weather Eye 64 Grau's Answers to Turfgrass Question 64 -How the State Extension Specialist can Help You 66 -[Question Regarding Development of Local Turfgrass Organization] 66 -[Question Regarding Education in Turfgrass Information] 70 -[How can I Go About having My Soil Tested?] 70 -[Could You Please Tell Me Where to Buy a Soil Testing Kit?] 70 -[Most Effective Chemical on Seedheads in Pennlu Nursery?] 66 Satan and John Doe  70 Fertilizer Consumption 72 Book Review 72 Resort Digest 72 Air Force Tutors 84 [Manufacturing News] 94 Classified Ads 97 Advertisers' Index 98 Table of Contents
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1957 July	Volume #31, No. 7		1957 August	Volume #31, No. 8
Page Sections/Selected Titles 1 Cover: [Maintenance Crew at Miami Calley GC, Dayton, O., Installed Three New Traps and Narrowed Fairways to Waylay the Pros] 3 Swinging Around Golf: News of the Golf World in Brief 25 Something New! New Jersey PGA Holds First Sectional Educational Program: Young Pros Learn Fundamentals of Shop Management at College of Golfing Knowledge 28 Room for Complaints, too: How Connecticut Supt. Keeps Members Informed of What's Going on 29 Golf Second in Popularity in Industrial Sports Picture 29 Public Links Tournament 29 Merion Bluegrass Production 32 "How to Do" Turf Tips: Warning on Herbicides 34 Over the Pro Shop Counter: Sales Expert Tells Where Pros Miss Profits 36 Horwath Gives an Accounting: Larger Clubs Fared Better in 1956; Smaller Ones Held Their Own 40 Jake Kohr, South Bend Supt., Dies in May 40 L. E. Warford, Melflex Head, Dies in Florida 40 Cornell, Georgia Schedule Club Management Courses 40 Turf Foundation Conference Booklet Available 44 Charleston Pro Finds Teaching Range with Inexpensive Gimmick 46 Early Returns Show $53,723 in from National Golf Day 46 Northern Ohio GCSA Honors Green Chairmen at Meeting 48 Grau's Answers to Turfgrass Question 48 -The Troubles that Come with the Summer 50 -[Question Regarding Manure vs. Commercial Fertilizer] 56 Foundation Adds Two Field Men to Promotion Staff 62 [Manufacturing News] 78 Classified Ads 81 Advertisers' Index 82 Table of Contents 82 Beltsville Field Day			Page Sections/Selected Titles 1 Cover: [At Desert Inn Country Club, Las Vegas, a New Addition to the 18-Hole Course is the Clubhouse] 3 Swinging Around Golf: News of the Golf World in Brief 25 It's Only Good Business: Would Show Club Financial Statements to Pro, Supt. 26 International Ducat 27 Useful Fertility: A 34-Year Study of a Wide Variety of Grasses Shows that There Should be a Limit to the Peak of Quality 32 Builds Short 9 in Gravel Pit 34 Early Buildup Brings Steady Business to Par-3 Layout 34 Pro Shop Described in Wall Street Journal 34 Pendleton Golf Program Helps Develop Players 36 Over the Pro Shop Counter  38 Bolt's Shop at Knollwood  44 Dedicate Caddie Scholarship House 44 PGA Tournament Committeemen 44 $66,434 from Golf Day 44 WGA Awards 120 Scholarships 46 McKay: He Brought Bent Greens to Tennessee 50 Landscape Maintenance is Supt's Responsibility 51 Five Clubs Cooperate in Keeping Tournaments Alive 52 How Golf can Go to the Dogs 52 St. Louis Field Day 56 Grau's Answers to Turfgrass Question 56 -[Turfgrass Associations and Their Members Contribute to Industry Growth] 59 -[Question Regarding Water from Stagnant Pond] 59 -[Dollarspot Cause by too Much Rain?] 59 Managers' Assn. Moves Headquarters 60 Nine More Organizations Join Golf Foundation 66 First of Two Articles: What You can do to Minimize Winterkill 68 Turf Meetings 68 Play Amputee Tournament in Toledo, Aug. 16-17 68 Shaw Sells in Arizona 69 [Manufacturing News] 77 Classified Ads 81 Advertisers' Index 82 Table of Contents
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1957 September	Volume #31, No. 9		1957 October	Volume #31, No. 10
Page Sections/Selected Titles 1 Cover 3 Swinging Around Golf: News of the Golf World in Brief 19 Assessor Hedges on Giving Tax Relief to San Mateo Clubs: California Bill Opens Door to Lower Course Assessments but Zoning Technicalities May Defeat Its Purpose 21 Caddie Camp: Offer a Boy the Chance to Camp Out All Summer (and get Paid for It) and You Won't have Any Shortage of Bag Toters. That's What They do in Wheeling, W. Va. 24 Shopping Made Easy: Many Profitable Reasons for Pushing Pro Christmas Sales 27 Bus Advertising Gets Big Exposure 27 Gas Tax Refund for Nonhighway Vehicles 27 Midwest Field Days Scheduled for September 16-17 27 Accounting Pays Off for Gormley 30 Salvage It!: Steve Blatnak Reclaimed Everything in Sight when Ridgemoor's Clubhouse was Remodeled and Used It to Refurbish His Pro Shop. It Took Less than $100 to Complete a Job that Could have Cost 15 to 20 Times that Much had He Bought New Material 33 Second of Two Articles: Protection from Winterkill  34 Mid-Atlantic Supts. Enthused Over Bermudagrass Development at Beltsville Station 34 Fay Wins Triangle Trophy 34 A.S.T.A. Creates Lawn and Turfgrass Division 34 Southern California Field Day 36 Over the Pro Shop Counter 37 Book Reviews  37 Two Lifts Installed at Tomahawk Hills 37 Miller's "All Star Golf" Show to Start Oct. 12 38 Tucker Tournament: Fall Event Makes Big Hit at University of New Mexico 40 Shields Honored at Opening of Woodmont's New 9 40 Sprogell Takes Over as Pro at Dunedin 40 Chevalier in Country Club Consulting Service 40 Hole-in-One Nearly Causes Hole-in-Head 40 Turf Meetings 41 3,100,000 Cu. Yds. of It: Complete Earth Moving Job on Burbank Project 41 Course Measuring Job for Engineering Students 41 October - Golfer's Month 46 "How to Do" Turf Tips: A Bluegrass Seeding Operation  48 Grau's Answers to Turfgrass Question 48 -A Word to the Wives is Not Sufficient; They Deserve a Volume 48 -[Possible for Players' Shoes to Transfer Fungus] 52 -[Which Schools Offer Turfgrass Management Courses?] 52 -[Question Regarding Finding Penncross Seed] 52 -[How Often to Fertilize Fairways] 66 [Manufacturing News] 77 Classified Ads 81 Advertisers' Index 82 Table of Contents			Page Sections/Selected Titles 1 Cover 3 Swinging Around Golf: News of the Golf World in Brief 39 1957 Golf Business Good; but Pros Still have Problems 42 As Manufacturers See It: 1958 Business Outlook for the Professional 45 Emanon: A Bunch of the Boys Talked It Over in Dupock's Tavern and Decided to Build a Course. They Lacked Money - but that didn't Stop Them. Here's the Reason 50 Fringe Benefit: Bellefonte has Recreation Program for Caddies 52 Expect 1500 to Attend GCSA Conference in Washington 52 GCSA Places Two Scholarships at Penn State Winter School 52 1958 Western Amateur 54 Charles F. Robbins, Spalding Chief, Dies in New Haven 54 Sponsors Split with PGA in Hassle About Money 56 National Golf Foundation Total Membership Hits 70 56 Play Long Beach Open During PGA Convention Week 56 DeMet Sees Golf Boom in Wake of TV Series 56 Russell in PGA Post 58 Puts Emphasis on Traffic Flow 61 Over the Pro Shop Counter 64 McLaren's Records Give Cost Picture 64 Supt's Bulletins Explain Course Conditions at Woodbridge 64 Play Open in Caracas 68 1957 Turf Roundup 68 -Noer: Heavy Rains Hurt; Advantages of Bent Greens; Bermuda for Fairways 69 -Grau: Diminishing Water Supply Calls for New Appraisal of Fertilizers 75 Jeweler Discovers Golfing Gem Among 7-12-Year Old Set 76 Purdue Student Explains Research Work at Annual St. Louis Field Day 76 Weed, Undesirable Grasses Discussed at Wooster, O. 80 Ike Writes Letter on Course Rate Row 80 Turfgrass Schedule 80 Toughest Sports Competition is Picking Golf's Winners 80 Bond Developed Old Orchard 82 Oakwoods: 5 Years Later 88 Mitchell's School of Construction: A New Hampshire Architect Instructs His Employees in the Art of Course Building 90 The Long Purse 90 Back to Palm Beach 94 Future Masters is Remarkable Tourney: Dothan Residents Board Youngsters While They Compete for Golf Glory 94 New Format for National Golfer 96 Uniforms for Maintenance Crew 96 Motorist, Struck by Golf Ball, Awarded Damages 96 Gowanda CC is Model of Small Course Construction 100 Says 9-Hole Owner Must Run Concessions, Pro Shop to Operate at a Profit 109 Green Section to Meet Prior to USGA Session 110 1957 Golfdom Editorial Index 113 Women Give Fogerty Assist in Running Junior Program 113 Mass. Winter School Re-Opens 114 [Manufacturing News] 125 Classified Ads 129 Advertisers' Index 130 Table of Contents
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