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Cover: [Ed Travis and Roland Snipes, Assistants at the Lakewood Pro Shop in Dallas, Putting Finishing Touches on Display Window] |
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Swinging Around Golf: News of the Golf World in Brief |
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Golf Economics: -There's a Limit to What Members can Pay for Club Services -The Big Money is Spent in Pro Shops, Not on Tournaments - Luckily, Two of Three Golfers are Pro-Quality Conscious |
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Understanding Your Pupil's Four Basic Motives: Play, Fight, Ego and Status Compel People to Play Golf...Here's How the Pro can Learn to Play Up to Each |
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Canadian Pros Hold a Five-Day Junior School |
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Bob Jones Award Nominees |
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Par 3s Increase Sevenfold in Seven Years |
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Nominate Benedict to be USGA President in 1964 |
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Ladies PGA Teaching Award Goes to Vonnie Colby |
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That Display Window: It can be a Magnet in Your Merchandising: Ross Collins Would Tear Out a Wall and Put One in if He had to...As Showpieces Go, It's a Pro Shop's Best Asset |
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Palm Beach Gardens is Site of PGA Merchandise Show |
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Taconic Brings Up Top Replacements for Dick Baxter |
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Survey Shows How Club can Improve Security |
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'Wonderful World' Series Starts January 19 |
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PGA to Hold Five Tourneys in Palm Beach Gardens |
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How Lewis Battles Blight in Missouri's Graveyard Latitude: Pulling Twin Oaks' Greens through in Dreadful Summer of '63 was a Feat that has Been Acclaimed by Two Specialists on Putting Plots |
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Warren Cantrell Heads PGA...Delegates Get Some Details on Palm Beach Venture...Make Rules Pact with USGA...Home Pros Frown on 16-Club Set: New President has Job of Improving Member and Public Relations |
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Grau's Answers to Turf Questions |
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-Love that Lime! |
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-Water - Too Much and Not Enough |
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-Potash for Healthier Turf |
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-Practical Mathematics for Maintenance Men |
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-The Art of Composting |
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Jury Denied Right to Decide if Ball Retriever is a Business Visitor |
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See You in Philly...: GCSA May Set New Convention Attendance Mark |
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Golfdom Luncheon |
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Rules Uniformity Hailed as a Boon to Golf |
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Batteries Resist Cold if Prepared for It |
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Metropolitan Officers |
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MGA Establishes Central Handicapping Service |
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Murphy, Smallwood Win Top Newspaper Writing Awards |
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Casper Plays 80 Rounds in 70.58 to Lead Vardon Cup Race |
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Understanding is More than Scientific Skill |
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Big Year for Mickey |
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Romantic Elk Now Cavort Outside Fence at Banff |
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O'Brien: Don't Forget the One Man Gang Who Puts in 18 Hours Daily at the Small Club |
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Supts. Cram to Store Learning Before Going Into Winter Quarters |
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Slowinski Pleads in Vain; Senate Gives No Relief |
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Barnhart Heads Chicago District in Its 50th Year of Operation |
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Herd, Pro-of-Year, has Served Two Clubs in This Country |
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Central Virginia Officers |
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King is 37th President of Western Golf Association |
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Metropolitan Writers' Dinner |
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Ligonier (Pa.) Pro Shoots 26 on Standard Course |
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1913 Mementos in Golf House |
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Laws Heads SCGA |
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Use Computer to Bring Doral Course Indoors |
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PGA Winter Tournaments |
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Open on Color Film |
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[Golf Business News] |
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Classified Ads |
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Advertisers' Index |
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Cover: [Emil Beck, Pro at Black River CC, Port Huron, Mich., is Showing the Son of One of the Members How a Club is Cut Down and Fashioned for the Juvenile Player] |
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Swinging Around Golf: News of the Golf World in Brief |
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Where Economy is False...: Don't Sacrifice the Potentially Great Holes to Save Money |
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The Weekend Make Ready: Set a Deadline and Stick to It and Your Course Will be Ready When the Saturday and Sunday Golfers Swarm in...Even if You have 45 Holes to Maintain |
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Change Handicap Allowance |
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There's Sugar in that Turf: Grass Wouldn't have a Framework Without It...It Builds Needed Protein...And Supplies a Reserve for Revival in the Spring...But Without Ample Nutrients It could Never do This Vital Work |
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How Corrosion was Countered at Monterey's Shore Course: Irrigation Pipe that Would Hold Up in Sandy Soil was Needed at This California Layout...This Article Outlines the Solution to the Problem |
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Grau's Answers to Turf Questions |
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-Our Strongest Tools are Soil Tests |
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-Turf Feeding Plan |
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-Zebra Grass |
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-Response to Lime |
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-Solid Advice |
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Potassium or Potash |
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'Pro-Juniorized' Clubs: Golfdom Starts a Campaign to Put More Clubs in the Hands of the Kids and Take the Curse Off the Trade-In Dilemma |
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Pittsburgh to Hold Golf Show in Civic Arena Exhibit Hall |
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USGA and NCAA Ask Manufacturers Not to Favor Amateur Players |
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How Hardy 'Juniorizes' Clubs: Mechanics of the Cut-Down |
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Mickey in Hall of Fame |
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Ladies PGA Tour Begins in March |
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Something New in Golf: U. S. Golf Handicaps Provides Ratings for Casual Players |
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Miscellaneous Merchandise: Only One Pro in Five Makes Much of an Effort to Sell Non-Golf Items...But Willie Hunter, a Veteran Professional, Says They Can Bring Substantial Returns |
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Women, Bless 'Em, Make the Cash Register Ring at Algonquin |
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Owners Not Liable for Accidents which They can't Control |
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$ $ $ After Dark: Golf Centers Need Economic Aid that Lights Provide |
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He Goes Out and Rounds 'Em Up: Bill Slavik (left) has Imported Golfers from 100 Miles Away...Converted 400 Women to Golf...Encouraged the Kids...Put the Chico Muny Course on a Paying Level...Here's How He has Done It |
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Pacific Northwest GA Introduces Electronic Handicapping in 1963 |
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Reverse Order of Holding Out to Speed Up Play |
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Swiller Creates Department for Clubhouse Design |
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Golf Book |
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Bill Introduced |
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More Firms Encourage Their Executives to Learn to Play Golf |
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Big Machines Roll as Seabury is Built |
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California GA Officers |
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USGA Rules Book |
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Palmer Closes in on His First Half Million in Tourney Prizes |
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PGA Winter Tournaments |
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[Back Nine at DeAnza Desert CC, Borrego Springs, Calif.] |
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[Golf Business 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 #38, No. 3 |
1964
April |
Volume #38, No. 4 |
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Cover: [Joe Valentine Receiving the USGA's Fourth Green Section Award for Distinguished Work with Turfgrass] |
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Swinging Around Golf: News of the Golf World in Brief |
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Pros Catch Fire on Juniorized Club Idea |
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It Takes More Than Clubs...: 'Pro Juniorizing' is Only Part of the Solution...Where Will the Kids Play? Syracuse, N. Y. has an Answer |
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Florida Turf Trade Show Scheduled for Late April |
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Proving the Pro Game Differs from that of the Amateur: Vossler Returned to ABC's When He Began Teaching |
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On the Professional Side: [Assistants and Others Who Handle Shop Sales should be Completely Familiar with the Purchase of Merchandise] |
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Cantrell States PGA's Position in Legal Suit |
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Golf Book |
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Transactions in a Tent: Pros, Suppliers Get Together at Big Pre-Spring Buying Festival at PGA's New Club in Florida |
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New Shop, Intensified Effort Made Up for Loss in Customers: Membership Slipped But Houghton Increased Sales, Profits in 1963 |
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Today's Clubs Reflect Ideas of Early Master |
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PGA Championship Minimum Purse Set at $50,000 |
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Carolinas Bustling with Tourist Resort Golf |
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600 Clubs in Canadian GA |
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There's No Open Space at Public Course Meeting: Turnout of Owners and Operators Far Exceeds Expectations; Taxes, Muny Operations, Lights Discusses by Six Speakers |
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The Longest Day |
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Young Elected President by Club Managers |
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Ryder Cup Matches in June |
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USGA has Record 2,905 Members; Deficit of $22,177: Benedict Elected USGA President |
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Golf Coach Describes Work of a Golf Association |
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Golf Ball Noise Subject of Zoning Board Inquiry |
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Erwin with GCSA |
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Flint: Its Expertly Organized Muny Setup Pleases the Players, Reaps a Profit |
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Car Manufacturers Complete Basic Phase of Getting Organized |
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It's a Record! Turfmen Pour into Philadelphia: Old Miami Mark of 2,250 Topped by 500 at 35th GCSA Show |
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-First Session: Recreation - Our Third Most Important Industry |
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-Second Session: Budgets, Ballets and Letters with Punch |
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-Third Session: The Agronomists Agree: Balance is Basic |
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-Fourth Session: It was Mike O'Grady's Finest Hour |
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-Fifth Session: Panelists Tell How to Protect Course, Owner |
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-Sixth Session |
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Moote is Youngest Man to Hold GCSA Presidency |
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Forty Years of Building Greens have Convinced Alex McKay that Bent can Survive in the South. Good Drainage is a Must, Depth of Topsoil is Critical. That's Why He Strongly Recommends: The 8-Inch Layer |
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Blastoff Extends Season; Blows Up $50,000 Revenue: Charlie Bartlett Devises a Blower that Sweeps Up Leaves and Sweeps in Money at Treelined Timber Trails Course |
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Grau's Answers to Turf Questions |
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-Reflections on the Conference |
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-[Where does Penncross Seed Come from?] |
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-[Request for Information Regarding Reconstructing a New Course Due to the Construction of a Highway Through the Current Course] |
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-[Is Better Soil Worth the Long Haul?] |
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Phosphorus |
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Golf Day Fund of $52,000 Distributed by NGF |
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Chicago Golf Show |
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Rutgers Given Funds to Study Pesticides |
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Golf Now Included in Index "Market Basket" |
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Green Section Road Show Scheduled for March |
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Seeks Federal Aid |
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Foundation Publication |
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USGA Releases Revised "Golf Rules in Pictures" |
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Heads Ladies Auxiliary |
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Condominiums Prove Popular at Rancho Bernado CC |
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27 More Caddies Earn Michigan Scholarships |
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Hammond Reports Signs of Winterkill Buildup |
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Schmutte Elected Seniors President |
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Sing Along as You Swing Along...Make the Grass Grow Greener! |
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'Picture Show' is a Hit |
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Golf House Contributions |
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[Golf Manufacturing News] |
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-Few Complained About Business at GCSA Turf Show |
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Classified Ads |
| 208 |
Ad Index |
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Table of Contents |
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May |
Volume #38, No. 5 |
1964
June |
Volume #38, No. 6 |
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Cover: [Cliff Roberts, Masters Chairman, is Awarded 1963 Golf Writers' Richardson Trophy from Nelson Cullenward and Joe Looney] |
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Swinging Around Golf: News of the Golf World in Brief |
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Concentrated Ad, Sales Campaign Could Condition Player's Thinking: A Second Set of Clubs for Every Golfer |
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Trans-Mississippi GA Meets in Dallas |
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Turnesa Heads Clinic |
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$250,000 to Attract the Horse Players: Arlington Park (III.) Vies for Money Won at the Track with Range and Par 60 Designed to Lure the Horse Players |
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CC of Lincoln has a Day for Bud Williamson: It's in Keeping with Support Members have Given Their Pro |
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Cantrell Tells Why PGA Pulls Out of Palm Beach |
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Use Chipboard in Re-Building LaCumbre Racks |
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$350,000 Clubhouse: Faith in the Dollar is Restored When It is Seen What Canyon Creek Got for Its Investment |
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Court Rules Out Identical Restoration in Condemnation Suit |
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Wetting Agents Tends to Slow Wilt, According to Meusel's Studies |
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Purdue Offers 4-Year Course in Landscape Horticulture |
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Supt. Decides What He Doesn't Want - Then Orders Equipment Building |
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Televising Masters is a Spectacular Production |
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Texture, Color Deteriorate: Selected Bent Strains Lose Identity When They are Overseeded |
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From the Chicago District's Directory of Information: Nine-Year Report Reflects Relatively Little Change |
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Grau's Questions and Answers |
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-Looking for Bermuda that Should Stand Up? Maybe Tufcote is Answer |
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-Fertilizer Framework |
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Soil Acidity - pH |
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For Those Sessions with the Batter-Boards: How to Square Up for a Building Foundation |
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18 GCSA Committees |
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Tree Planting Open: North Oak Needed 1,200 More Trees on Its Course...So, It Got the Members to Plant Them by Offering an Incentive |
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Rutgers Field Days |
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Says Convention Remarks were Misinterpreted |
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Navajos in Golf Business |
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AGCMA Holds Meeting with Golf Car Suppliers |
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U. S., Canada, Mexico Study Changes in Cup Matches |
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Club Officials, Pros Plan Close Cooperation in N. Y. |
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Pacific Northwest Holds Meeting in Portland |
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Game Should be Adjusted if Eyesight is Defective |
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This is No Consolation to Willie Anderson |
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16th Amputee Tourney |
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Evansville Bent Certified in Five States |
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Proposed Legislation Covers NY Pesticide Controls |
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National Golf Foundation Re-Elects Benkert President |
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RCGA Agrees with USGA |
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June 1 Deadline for Ladies' PGA School |
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Cullenward Wins GWA Tourney |
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Golf Writers' Officers |
| 118 |
Allen Co. Adds Distributor |
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TV Revenue to be Added to Tourney Prizes |
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Golf Business News |
| 149 |
Classified Ads |
| 153 |
Advertisers' Index |
| 154 |
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Cover: [Fred Bove, Waybe Morgan, David Mastroleo and G. A. Sherman Checking the Area Where Demonstration Greens and Fairways are being Installed at Mt. San Antonio College] |
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Swinging Around Golf: News of the Golf World in Brief |
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-[Ian R. Dowie, Carling Brewing Co., Tests Re-Worked No. 8 at Oakland Hills, Birmingham, Mich.] |
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Associate Member Plan Helps Club Over Financial Bunker: Lifesaving $40,000 Produced by Giving Limited Privileges to Outsiders on an Annual and Daily Fee Basis |
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Divot Repair: Poa Tivialis [trivialis] and Fine Leaf Fescue Mixture are Recommended for a Quick and Presentable Cover |
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Illinois Supt. Says Etiquette Should be Taught Via TV |
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Must Destroy Grasscutter Image: Others get Praise, Money While Supts. Sulk in Their Maintenance Buildings |
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Back to the Old Days: Organic Material Helps to Rebuild Depleted Soil |
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Visit to Other Courses Courses Best Part of Turf Education: Studying How Experienced Supts. Handle a Job Enables Young men to Get Their Problems Solved |
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Grau's Answers to Turf Questions |
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-High Schools Need Help in Maintaining Their Athletic Fields |
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-Clover Control |
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-Bermuda Thins Out |
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-Back to Cool-Season Turf |
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Iron |
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How Al Keeping Sums Up the Pro Operation: You Run Shop for Dough - Rewards Come in Teaching |
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-[Clubhouse of the Mooring CC, Naples, Fla] |
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The Teenage Market: Pro Shop can Bid for Sportswear Business that Goes Elsewhere |
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On the Professional Side: [Two paperback books that may be useful to pros for club reconditioning and in teaching golf classes] |
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21 Exempt from USGA Qualifying Rounds |
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1,240 PGA Pros Vie for 84 Qualifying Positions |
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Second Set of Clubs for Every Golfer: Some Pros See Big Market for Duplicate Equipment |
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Louisquisset is Second |
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Michigan Turf Research |
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Fortune Not Assured for Those Who Get into Golf: Pros, Real Estate Developers and Even Manufacturers Find Success isn't Guaranteed in Spite of the Boom |
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"Army" Deserters Sue Arnie: N.Y. Court Rules Palmer Assumed No Personal Responsibility in Car Sales |
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They're Off and Playing at Racetrack Courses: Three California Tracks had 170,000 Rounds in 1963 on Their Short Layouts...Golf is a Lucrative Fill-In During the Ten Months that the Ponies aren't Running |
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Various Golf Associations Issue List of Officers |
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54 Holes of Medal Play to Qualify Boys for Junior |
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Increase Women's Open Purse by $1,000 |
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How Souris Valley Mechanizes Topdressing Operation |
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No. Calif. Turf Officers |
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N. C. Firm can "Juniorize" Clubs for Professional |
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National Junior Golf Camp |
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Golf Business News |
| 125 |
Classified Ads |
| 129 |
Advertisers' Index |
| 130 |
Table of Contents |
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July |
Volume #38, No. 7 |
1964
August |
Volume #38, No. 8 |
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Sections/Selected Titles |
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Cover: [Don Shock, Don Boyd, Governor James A. Rhodes, Frederick W. LeVeque, H. E. Eschenbrenner, and Robert Mueller] |
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Swinging Around Golf: News of the Golf World in Brief |
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-[Broodmoor GC, Colorado Springs During NCAA in Mid-June] |
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-[Smiley's Sportland, Kansas City, Second Deck is 72 Feet Long and 20 Feet Deep and Accommodates About 10 Players] |
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Many Clubs Expand Services - But for Whom?: Do Most of Members Benefit from Capital Improvements? |
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Will Help Turfmen Head Off Disease, Other Complications: Weather Forecast Service for Superintendents |
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Prepares Construction Guide |
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California Launches Two-Year Turf Training Program This Fall |
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You can't Sell Color Unless You Wear It: It Would be Worth a Trip to Cedar Rapids for Demaret to See Charlie Burkart's Wardrobe |
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Late, Late Golf: Open Only a Few Weeks, Manor Valley, Near Pittsburgh, Already has People Inquiring About League Play in the Wee Hours... Golfers Will Play Around the Clock if You have the Lights for Them |
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Troublesome Points in "Gross Receipts" Test: CMAA, IRS Officials Discuss Tax Exemption Status |
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Pro's Repair Knowhow Keeps Cars in Service: Daily Check with Hydrometer Prevents Mid-Course Breakdowns Due to Battery Failures |
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USGA 16th Girls' Junior |
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" Nobody can Tell Me Anything About Pool Paint!": A Sadder but Wiser Superintendent Finds You can't Change Chemicals in the Middle of a Pool |
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Golfdom's Semi-Private Survey of Fees, Rentals, Storage Rates for All Sections of the Country |
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Grau's Answers to Turf Questions |
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-How can You Manage Turf if You Don't Play Golf? |
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-Exposed Thatch |
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Arsenic: Symbol As |
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-Backyard Green |
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But a Woman Beat Them to the Green, Says this Historian: Stockbridge Puts in Its Claim - Fourth Oldest on Original Site |
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Field of 2,692 Competes for Public Links Title |
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Seeks to Head Off Invasion of Bugs, Control Disease: Long Island Supt. Enlists Clubs' Aid in Blight Fight |
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Car Manufacturers Meet |
| 62 |
Enjoin Building of Roadway on Course as Restrictions Violation |
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Hudson Newsletter Includes Some Hot Weather Suggestions |
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USGA Brochures List Benefits |
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Price Was Wrong |
| 72 |
July 29 is Entry Deadline for USGA Women's Amateur |
| 72 |
Luxford Honored at Dinner |
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Florida Turf Conference |
| 100 |
Golf Business News |
| 109 |
Classified Ads |
| 113 |
Advertisers' Index |
| 114 |
Table of Contents |
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Cover: [The Sixth Tee of Colonial CC, Lynnfield, Mass., with Its Newly Lighted Front Nine Course] |
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Swinging Around Golf: News of the Golf World in Brief |
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-[Men Examine Club Used to Win 1865 British Open at Prestwick] |
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-[Fritz the Dog Pulls Golf Carts] |
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Percentage Holds Steady in 1963, Says AGMA: Golf Goods Accounts for 44 Per Cent of Sports Equipment Sales |
| 28 |
Reverse Stress: A California Architect has Used a Different Kind of a Twist in the Design of Saticoy CC's Clubhouse...It Keeps the Weight Off the Walls, has Eased the Strain on Building Costs |
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-[Opening of Peace Pipe GC, Denville, N.J.] |
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Not the Complete Answer, but It's a Start...: Kratzert Steps Up Catalog Orders and Sales Ride Along |
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What Men Should Know About Women - When It Comes to Teaching |
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Record It on Film: Pictorial Proof of Weather Damage, Vandalism, Disease, etc., Makes It Easier to Explain an Overexpended Budget to the Board... That's Why More and More Supts. are Using the Camera to Supplement Record Keeping |
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Architects' Meeting |
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$55,000 in Golf Day Funds |
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Rye is Being Crowded Out of the Overseeding Picture as Other Grasses Give Better Results: Winter Green Preparation |
| 48 |
Grau's Answers to Turf Questions |
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-Food Reserves for Survival and Re-Growth |
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-How to Convert |
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-"Seeding" with Algae |
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-Change in Fertilizer |
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-Fairy Ring Infestation |
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Mercury: Symbol, Hg |
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Rawls Leads Ladies PGA All-Time Money Winners |
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Southern Turfgrass Sets Up Scholarship at Miss. State |
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Bob Moses Dreams Up World's Fair to Pave Way for More Courses |
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Kennett Square Goes from Manual Operation to Power: New Screen Reduces Preparation Cost |
| 56 |
Wright Re-Elected President of Golf Car Association |
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New Contract for Wirtz |
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Mickey Wins More Tournaments than Big Three Combined |
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Missouri Turf Conference |
| 72 |
PGA Championships |
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Amateur Qualifying Round to be Played at Canterbury |
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Golf Business News |
| 93 |
Classified Ads |
| 97 |
Advertisers' Index |
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Table of Contents |
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September |
Volume #38, No. 9 |
1964
October |
Volume #38, No. 10 |
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Sections/Selected Titles |
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Cover: [1964 Less Active Building Year than 1963] |
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Swinging Around Golf: News of the Golf World in Brief |
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Why the Pro has to Advertise |
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PGA to Conduct Three Business Schools |
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On the Professional Side: [Tips for Pros to Help Sell More Merchandise] |
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Playing on a Male Weakness |
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Working Records: In Spite of What You May Have Heard to the Contrary, You can Run a Better Business if You Do It by the Books |
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8 Per Cent Overall Gain Reported but 10 Per Cent of Shops Fall Behind: Pro Sales Increase but All Don't Share in Bonanza |
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Four Writers Picked Winners |
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Don't Lift It if It can be Lowered: This is the Substance of What Three Speakers Told the Club Managers at a Three-Day CMAA Workshop at Michigan State |
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CMAA Publishes Huge Club Jobs Description Book |
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Michigan Court Bases Decision on Safety Record: Golfer Must Exercise Care to Protect Self from Slipping on Floor |
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Kids Picket Philly Course but Renn Refuses to Retreat |
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Country Club Squeeze Becomes a Little Tighter: Rising Operating Costs Outrun Revenue Gains |
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Palmer Shades Nicklaus |
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USGA Adds Venturi Open Film to Rental Library |
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"Wonderful World" Films Available |
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1966 Open at Olympic |
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Reserve for Emergencies: Most Clubs have an Ample Machinery Replacement Fund, but What Happens if the Course is Severely Damaged |
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Sea Pines' Changing Formula: Every Year Don O'Quinn has to Vary the Feeding Rate on this Bountiful Island Course so the Turf Won't Get Out of Hand |
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Water, or Its Lack, was Turf Culprit During '64 Season: More Research is Needed to Determine when Irrigation is Overdone or Falls Short |
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Turf Conferences |
| 74 |
Spain's Soto Grande: This New Course, Near the Mediterranean, Compares Favorably with Any in U.S. |
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Grau's Answers to Turf Questions: Roundup of Technical Developments in 1964 |
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Play Increases by 80 Per Cent; Pro Sales Show 60 Per Cent Gain: Moose Run Rolls with Quake, then has Its Biggest Year |
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Tractor Maintenance-II: Choose the Right Oil and Keep Hydraulic System Clean |
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Elect Mangrum, Dudley to PGA Hall of Fame |
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PGA Home Pro Award Goes to Lyle Wehrman |
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Supts' Booster Cheered by Improved Publicity |
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Juniorized Clubs Put Life in Dead Season |
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PGA Cancels Four Winter Events; Teacher Re-Scheduled |
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Jack Harkins, First Flight Founder, Dies in Miami |
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Nutter Resigns as GCSA Executive Director |
| 94 |
It's Money - But Not Official |
| 94 |
Bigtime Coverage |
| 96 |
Golf Books |
| 96 |
Australian "Provident Fund" |
| 104 |
Poa in New England |
| 108 |
Moffet, Griffin Added to National Foundation Staff |
| 110 |
Late Summer Turf Meetings Held at Four Universities |
| 112 |
1966 Curtis Cup Match |
| 116 |
Southern Cal GCSA Holds First Superintendents' Tourney |
| 122 |
No Tired Blood Here |
| 135 |
[Golf Business News] |
| 156 |
Classified Ads |
| 161 |
Advertisers' Index |
| 162 |
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