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Cover |
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Swinging Around Golf: News of the Golf World in Brief |
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Education at Clearwater: Pros Hear Rosburg, Wall, are Stirred by a World Traveler |
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At PGA Meeting Hours were Long...... It wasn't All Work |
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The Lineup for Houston |
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Another New Attendance Record: IGA Matches Get 50,000 Votes from Sports-Loving Aussies |
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PGA Pro-of-Year is Double Threat Man |
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Jacobson Heads N. J. Golf Assn. |
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Heart of America Officers |
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Clock Slated to be USGA President in 1960 |
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1959 Golf Day Receipts Top $90,000 Mark |
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Thomas Heads N. J. PGA |
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Noer's Turf Roundup - II: Bermuda Overseeding: With Proper Preparation and Strong Fertilization It can Give Good Temporary Cover |
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-[Tifton 57 Bermudagrass Sod was Shredded in Wichita Grinder for Fairway Planting at Fernandina, Fla.] |
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-[Dense Bermuda Rough Came Fast at East Lake After Liming, Fertilization, and Periodic Spraying with Arsenicals to Check Crab] |
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-[Bent on 2, 4, 5-TP Fairway Plots was Hurt at 3/4 lb. Rate and Permanently Injured at 1 1/2 and 3 lbs. Actual Per Acre] |
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-[The Secret of Good Bermuda Tees is Close Cutting with Heavy Duty Mower with Grass Catcher as at Thunderbird in Palm Springs] |
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-[Yarrow Control After One Application of 2, 4, 5-TP on Plot in Rough at Milwaukee CC] |
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Midwest GCSA Holds 7th Clinic at Olympia |
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GCSA and Green Section Help University in Staging Sixth Arizona Turf Conference |
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CMAA gives Turfmen a Hand |
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Golfdom Luncheon at GCSA Convention |
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Texas A. & M. Holds 14th Turf Conference |
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Willie Ogg Dies |
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Grau's Turf Roundup - II: Accurate Testing: Only Uniform and Impartial Methods of Design and Checking give Tests Value |
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Wallis, Cartwright get Burke Writing Awards |
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Michigan GCSA Officers |
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PGA Delegates Favor Headquarters Move |
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Turf Conferences |
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Novak Ate Early; Kept Banquet Moving |
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PGA Reviews 1959 Gains and Makes Plans for Future |
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[Columbus, Ohio CC Pro Charley Lorms During Retirement] |
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Hutchinson, Runyan and Cooper Entries Increase Hall of Fame Roll to 23 |
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West Coast PGA School to be Held Feb. 9-12 |
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19 Professionals Honored by Their PGA Sections |
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Teacher Increases Prizes for PGA Seniors' Tourney |
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Gatenbey, Zuckerman Head Chicago, S. Calif. Associations |
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First Flight Sponsors Two PGA Dunedin Tourneys |
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Midwest Conference |
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Chicago CMAA Officers |
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Al Hyatt, Spalding Chicago Manager, Dies in November |
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Jones, Ouimet to be Cited at National Award Dinner |
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68-Year Old Wins PGA Ace Contest |
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Club Managers Faced with Food Service Problems |
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Royer Elected President of Western Golf |
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[Manufacturing News] |
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Classified Ads |
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Advertisers' Index |
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Table of Contents |
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March |
Volume #34, No. 3 |
1960
April |
Volume #34, No. 4 |
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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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Houston Convention: |
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-Well Planned Education and Social Programs, Texas Hospitality, Made 31st GCSA Show One to be Remembered |
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-First Session: Mayor Gives City's Key to Elmer and Conference is On |
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-Second Session: Celebrity Says Texas Golfers don't have a Handicap System |
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-Third Session: Weighty Topics are Discussed as Research Men have Their Day |
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-Fourth Session: Supts. Detect Some Shortcomings in Course Construction |
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-Fifth Session: The Practical Side - from Wetting Agents to Mower Maintenance |
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-Sixth Session: You haven't Lived Until You've Gotten Ready for an Open |
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Supt. in Dreamland: Don White Tours the Exhibition Hall |
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How 2 Palm Springs Clubs Run Their Golf Car Operations |
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West Coast PGA Conducts Four-Day Business School |
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Texas PGA Hears Hogan, Nelson at Winter Meeting |
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Marshall Dann Succeeds Woodard at Western Golf |
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Wattses Light Up Sunrise and Sunset |
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Spectacular De Anza: Ryder Cup Players Compared It to Pinehurst - Praise Enough Perhaps for Tige Stanley Who has It so Handsomely Groomed... |
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Eagles Move Over; Demolition Squad Builds a Course |
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John Clock Heads USGA; Ball to be Controlled |
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The Eagles Gather |
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Says He Originated Idea for PGA Business School |
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NCGCSA Helps Research |
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Cochran Sells Color in Colorful Surroundings |
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$76,850 Distributed by National Golf Fund |
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Dues Tax on Club Lots |
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Plaintiff doesn't have to Prove Negligence in Nuisance Suit |
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Fashion Show: It was a Banquet Bonus at PGA Senior Festivities |
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How Pros Teach - I: You, too, can Shoot 90!: That's What Big Jim Gantz Tells His Students as They Work Back from the Green |
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What's Your Opinion?: What, in Your Estimation, are the Best Pro Shop Selling Ideas You have Seen in the Last Year or so? |
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Thomas, New GCSA President, is 45-Year Golf Veteran |
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"This is Your Life, O. J. Noer", Enacted at GCSA Banquet |
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Seepage Stopper: Indian Bend GC in Arizona is Testing Site for Promising New Water Conservation Chemical |
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Asheville Surmounts Muny Hump - Earns Nice Profit for City |
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New Course Maintenance: An Architect Looks at: Mowing Practices; Moisture Problems; Fertilization Programs |
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Wetting Agents: They Reduce Soil, Moisture Tensions, Enable Water to Circulate More Freely and Carry Nutrients to Plant Roots |
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Royal Canadian Association Releases Annual Report |
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Southern California Costs |
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Grau's Answers to Turf Questions: GCSA Hopes to do Something About Built-in Headaches |
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Turf Schooling - It Offers Big Opportunities: Facts and Figures for Last Five Years from Stockbridge School Show that Turf Management Graduates are Faring Well on Golf Course Jobs |
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Tournament Schedules |
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D. W. Adams Captures GCSA Golf Tournament |
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Latham Leaves Green Section |
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Nelson Heads Kansas Turf |
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Course Vandalism One of Topics at Minnesota GCSA Meeting |
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Full Entertainment Fare for Wives at Houston |
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SCGA Folder Describes Association's Services |
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Members Advised by Check List in Education Campaign |
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Annual PGA Meeting Carded for Phoenix, Nov. 10-18 |
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Display to get the Shopper Ready to Buy |
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[Manufacturing News] |
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Classified Ads |
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Advertisers' Index |
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Table of Contents |
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May |
Volume #34, No. 5 |
1960
June |
Volume #34, No. 6 |
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July |
Volume #34, No. 7 |
1960
August |
Volume #34, No. 8 |
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Cover: [The Ninth Green at Firestone CC, Site of the 1960 PGA Championship] |
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Swinging Around Golf: News of the Golf World in Brief |
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Defects Show Up: Lack of Good Management Hurts Development of New Courses |
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Texas Club Introduces New Membership Plan |
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Employees Play Free at One of Four Company Courses |
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Open Million $ Cobb County Recreation Center in October |
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Harman with Green Section |
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National Recreation Congress |
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Watering System: If You're in the Market for an Irrigation Layout and aren't Familiar with Water Requirements, Pumps, Pipe, Costs, etc., This Article should be of Value to You |
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Architects Hold First Summer Conference in Quebec |
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Chick Evans Honored at $70 a Plate Dinner |
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Rawls in Hall of Fame |
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PGA Press Booklet |
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How Pros Teach - V: Treat 'Em Like Adults: That's the Theory Behind the Methods Used by George Diffenbaugh Who has a Reputation for Being One of the Country's Top Junior Teachers |
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More About Visual Merchandising |
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Put Final Touches on Miami's Revolutionary "Speed Links" |
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Midwest Field Days |
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How Ed Tabor Got...: Deep Rooted Turf at West Shore |
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International Pro Tourney Sets Records in Ireland |
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Eller Heads Southern TGA |
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Summer Golf Schools for P.E. Teachers |
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Addessi is Consultant for Course Built in Israel |
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Course Building Boom Continues in Far West |
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Grau's Answers to Turf Questions |
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-Importance of Accuracy |
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-Shots that don't Hold |
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-Dirt Tee Compaction |
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-Switch to Zoysia |
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-Zoysia Source |
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-Bermuda in Illinois |
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Bud Holsher Writes: Personality and Business Glow in Pro's Letter |
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Alick Gerard Dies |
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First Reports Show $72,000 Return for National Golf Day |
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Rules Explanation Mixed in with Shotmaking Demonstration |
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Mrs. Rubendall Corrects Oversight at White House Youth Meeting |
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National Jaycee Tournament |
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Intrigue, Bandits, Cobras Add Spice to Orient's Golf Story |
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Book Review |
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Teacher-of-the-Year |
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GOLFDOM Publishes Seventh Christmas Shopping Guide |
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Two Writers Picked Herbert |
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New Hole-in-One Financing Plan at Los Coyotes |
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California, Utah Lag in Providing Golf Courses |
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One Explanation |
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Golfing Grandmothers |
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Suggests Keeping Players Posted on "Slow Times" at Courses |
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[Manufacturing News] |
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Classified Ads |
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Advertisers Index |
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Table of Contents |
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September |
Volume #34, No. 9 |
1960
October |
Volume #34, 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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Turf Dealers Say Skimping on Course Upkeep is Outdated |
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Don't Make Your Shop too Commercial!: The Fixtures, Displays and Decor of Your Shop may be Stunning, but If You Lose the Homey Touch, Players may be Scared Away |
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Pro Shop Sales Lag Behind Increase in Golf Play: Club Sales Off Because Outside Competition is Tearing Down Price Structure |
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Deadman Associates Organized to Handle Club Planning, Operation |
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Report on Overseeding Trials at East Lake, Sea Island |
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Two Superintendents Learn Value of Turf Nurseries |
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Capitalize on that "Dead Time": Nearly 20 per Cent of the Course Laborer's Time may be Non-Productive. Here is How One Semi-Private Club Owner Uses It to Increase the Value of His Investment |
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Book Reviews |
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Selling Those Extra-Budget Projects: Assessment Conscious Members won't Erect Any Monuments to You for Suggesting Them...but that Doesn't Mean They Won't Approve Them if You can Show How the Club will Benefit |
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Noer Turf Research at Wisconsin Gets $1000 |
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As Manufacturers See It: One Dark Cloud on Otherwise Cheerful Horizon |
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-Golf's Growth Continues with Tougher Competition for Pros |
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-Scored Better on Courses and in Pro Shop Sales in 1960 |
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-Top Quality Market - Pro's Part - Growing Fastest |
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-Recognition of Pro Service Helps Boost Sales |
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-Dunlop Sales Set Record, New Plant for 1961 |
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-Everybody is Busy Making, Selling Good Equipment |
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-Quality Lines Show Largest Pro Sales Increase |
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-Pros Resist Import Bargains and Increase Quality Sales |
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-Sales Training Pays Profits to Pros in 1960 |
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The Man Royal Oak was Waiting For: Public Fee Players didn't have a Champion Until Pro Don Soper Came Along...He's Shown the City How to Make Money Out of Golf and By Next Year Many Golfers will be Happy |
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How They Built the Course in Parke County, Indiana: After Bill Diddel Donated His Architectural Services Nearly Everyone for Miles Around Rallied to the Cause to Push the Project Through...Even the Undertaker Helped! |
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New Kind of Hazard |
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44th PGA Meeting to be Held in Phoenix, Nov. 10-18 |
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Southern Calif. Turf Meeting |
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Hillcrest Members Salute Richards with Shower of Gifts |
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Palmer Wins Pro-of-Year Award by a Landslide |
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O. J. Noer's Turf Roundup: Nature Cooperates in 1960 and Superintendents Breathe Easier |
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Fred V. Grau's Turf Roundup: Alert Supts. are Aware of Constant Need for Change |
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Outgrows Clubs Every Four Years |
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Piecemeal Renovation: Visual Merchandising can have a Humble Beginning...the Thing is to get Started by Building Out from a Corner or Wall in Your Shop |
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V.P.I. is Host to Virginia Turfmen at Field Day |
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600,000 Rounds in Four Years |
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Florida, California PGA Schools to be Held Early in '61 |
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Low, Rambling Buildings Need Protection Against Lightning |
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Supt. Discusses Malicious Damage, Ball Reclamation Problems |
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$600,000 in Prize Money for 22 PGA Winter Tournaments |
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Courses Spend to Save on Improved Machinery: New Equipment Sets Records in Sales to Courses |
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Labor Cost Pressure Pushing Course Equipment Sales Up |
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Cushman Announces 12-Month Warranty on Its Golf Cars |
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Rosburg Elected to Second Term on PGA Tournament Committee |
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19 Turf Varieties Displayed |
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[Manufacturing News] |
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Classified Ads |
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Advertisers Index |
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