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Cover: [Northern Ohio Supts. Prepare for GCSA Show in Cleveland] |
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Swinging Around Golf: News of the Golf World in Brief |
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Front Cover |
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[Webhannet GC, Kennebunk Beach, Me., has Undertaken a Greens Renovation Program] |
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Tree Restoration at Shaker Heights: Dutch Elm Disease has Taken a Heavy Toll at the Cleveland Club, but Colin Smith's Re-Forestation Program is Catching Up with It |
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36th National Convention: Supts. Return to Cleveland for the Third Time |
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Unit is Practically Trouble Free: Centrifugal Pump Requires Only Routine Maintenance |
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If It Works in the Oil Fields It Will Work for Us: That is What El Dorado CC Officials Decided When They Picked Delrin Pipe for Their Irrigation System |
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Grau's Answers to Turf Questions |
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-Need for Understanding |
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-Seeks Dense Turf |
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-10-6-4 or Straight? |
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-Bentgrass Seeding |
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When Elements Unite |
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Ladies Learn About Clubs at Rainy Day Clinic: Portsmouth (Va.) Professional Points Out Need for Literature Telling How Golf Clubs are Made that can be Distributed to Players |
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Merchandise Show to Go on; Other PGA Events Listed |
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Starts on January 17: 'Wonderful World' Series Comes Back for Fourth Season |
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At PGA Instruction Clinic...: I Learned from Rebuilding My Game: Venturi |
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Warehouse Capacity Doubled: New Car Storage Methods Reduce Need for Space |
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They Resist Temptation, Stick to Work: PGA Delegates Stay Up Late in Las Vegas, but It's to Handle Association Business |
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No Funds Earned for Members' Equity at Small, Medium Clubs: Large Clubs Reduced Costs in 1963 but Others Lagged |
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Club Sponsored Leagues Subject to Dues Tax |
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Ben Chlevin Becomes GCSA's Executive Director |
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Southern Turf Conference |
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Beyond Due Care Requirement: No Negligence Involved When Sheltered Golfer is Hit by Lightning |
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USGA Counsel Clarifies Revenue Ruling Covering Use of Club by Public |
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Virginia Turf Conference |
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Many Countries Benefit from International Competitions: Canada Cup Matches Stimulate Business, Tourism and Golf |
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Turf Clinic Roundup |
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-Latham Tells Why Improved Weed Strains are being Propagated |
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-Texas A & M Conference |
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-100 Attend MVGCSA Clinic |
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-Tenth New Mexico Meeting |
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-Michigan Report Published |
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Golf Books |
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Benedict Renominated as USGA President |
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Maryland Short Course |
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Smallwood, Hannigan Win Golf Writers Awards |
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CDGA Re-Elects Barnhart |
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New England GCSA Educates Public at Exposition |
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Lynn A. Smith Elected President of Southern California Golf Assn. |
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Chicagoland Golf Assn. Officers |
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Second Pittsburgh Golf Show |
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Pacific Northwest GA Expands Membership |
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Named NCA Directors |
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Tour Follows Conference |
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Penn State Turf Conference |
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1964 Leading Money Winners |
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PGA Winter Schedule |
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FBI Alerts Golf Resort Operators to Con Man |
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[Canyon Club, Palm Springs, Calif.] |
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Golf Business News |
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Classified Ads |
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King Elected to Second Term by Western Golf |
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Advertisers' Index |
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Table of Contents |
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Cover: [The 1965 President of Northern California PGA Joined by Post Presidents] |
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Swinging Around Golf: News of the Golf World in Brief |
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Front Cover |
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Lake Merced Holds the Line: When Strategic Acres were Lost to a Freeway, the First Inclination at the San Francisco Club was to Relocate...Then Someone Suggested Reclaiming a Gulch and Rebuilding Several Holes...The Club Remains in the Same Old Spot, the Course is Going to be Better Than It Ever was...And, of Course, the Members are Happy |
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Manufacturer Tells Why Clubs are Properly Priced: Forty-Three Parts are Assembled in 90 Precision Operations with Quality Always being Emphasized |
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Discriminates Against Golfers: Club Excise Burden Falls Heavily on Middle Income Group |
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Clubs for "Golf House" Museum |
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Single Key Control: An Alameda Muny Cashier doesn't have to Worry About Registering the Wrong Amount...He Hits One Button and a Pre-Set Key Takes Care of the Complete Fee Transaction |
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Musser Talk in Type |
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Love: Pro's Best Friend may be a Word-Finder: More Precise Expressions are Needed to Remove the Communications Barrier Between Teacher and Pupil, Says Charlotte Professional |
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Ladies PGA Spring-Summer Schedule |
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Pro does More Than Run Shop at New Resort Club: Whispering Pines, Just Becoming Well Established, Depends on Avery Beck to Bring Golfers in, Make Their Stays So Congenial They'll Want to Come Back |
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Snow-Making Machine: If You have the Slopes, Engineers can Prepare Them for Skiing with a Cold Mixture of Air and Water |
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PGA Figures Show Palmer is 1947-64 Leading Money Winner |
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Westfall University: Ten Young Men Who Learned Turf Management at Wakonda Club may have been Trained in the Best Practical School in the Country |
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Grau's Answers to Turf Questions |
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-Water is Vital |
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-Water |
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-Overwatered Greens |
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-Increases Water |
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-Gallonage Requirements |
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-Algae in Pond |
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Sporting Goods Sales Up by Five Per Cent Margin |
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Fonken Got Retriever Idea from Watching Kids at Play |
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Cornell Turf Conference |
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Midwest Turf Conference |
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If It's Any Consolation...: Trouble can Show a Supt. Where the Weak Spots are |
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Hung Up in Legal Jargon: Ball Manufacturer gets Go-Ahead After Judge Clarifies Ordinance |
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From a Pittsburgh Greenmaster: Beauty Overlooked, Distance Overstressed, in Course Building |
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North Calif. Turfgrass Exposition |
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Named NCA Directors |
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Promotion is Vital in Staging Club Events: To get the Right Kind of "Audience Participation" for Parties, Celebrations, etc., You Need Not Only a Big Buildup but an Early One |
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Golf Boom at Eastern Vacation Areas |
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Golf Museum Inspection |
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Second Pittsburgh Golf Show |
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National Golf Day Proceeds |
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1965 USGA Competitions |
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Golf Business News |
| 148 |
Classified Ads |
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Advertisers' Index |
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Table of Contents |
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March |
Volume #39, No. 3 |
1965
April |
Volume #39, No. 4 |
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Sections/Selected Titles |
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Cover: [Tony Lema Drives Across the Lake on the 18th Hole at Harding Park, San Francisco] |
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Swinging Around Golf: News of the Golf World in Brief |
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Front Cover |
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Before You Build that Golf Course…: A Well Known Architect Discusses Some of the Things that should be Done or Avoided by Those Who Plan to Build a Course or Finance One (First of Two Articles) |
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On the Professional Side: [Pro Guide to Trade-Ins] |
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Are You Keeping Up to Date in Your Teaching Methods?: Researchers are Discovering New Things About the Complexities of Golf Instruction…Here are a Few Hints that may Help Improve Your Skill in Giving Lessons |
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Pitch-and-Putt Next Door: Imperial GC in Mansfield, O., Catches Overflow from Its Par 3 Installation with a Chip Shot Course that is Giving a Good Return on a Small Investment |
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Aisles Crowded at PGA Merchandise Show |
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Put 20 Per Cent Back in Your Business: Half of Pat Mahoney's Profits Go Right Back into His Inventory... This Enables Him to Buy More and Bigger and Continue to Snowball His Take at Palo Alto Municipal |
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What the Pro can do to Improve Sportswear Sales: Shops that do a Big Volume in Slacks, Shorts, Blouses, Etc. Concentrate on Four Important Factors...They are Outlined for You in This Article |
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What is the Fashion Trend for 1965? |
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Hire Decorator to Carry Out Overall Design Plan: A Professional should be Called in to Supervise a Club's Decorating or Renovating Project...Money is Saved When This is Done and Members are Always Happier with the Results |
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[1965 Cleveland Convention] |
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Is It, or isn't It a GCSA Record?: 2,611 Attend Cleveland Convention |
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-First Session: Club Manager Says He Envies Turfmen |
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-Second Session: GCSA 'Little Theater' Rolls Them in the Aisles |
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-Golfdom Luncheon |
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-Third Session - I: Agronomists Report on Turf Studies |
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-Third Session II: Florida Researchers Investigate Nematodes |
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-Fourth Session: Irrigation Program Runs into Overtime |
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-Fifth Session: Education Discussed by Young Supts. |
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-Sixth Session: Trees, Electrons and Work Saving Ideas |
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Grau's Answers to Turf Questions |
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-The Women Will Love Fred for This! |
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-Which is Best? |
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-Non-Creepers Creep |
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-Bluegrass-Fescue Future |
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-Smooth Green Surfaces |
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Pin Placements: There are no Hard and Set Rules for Spotting the Cups. The USGA Recommends Fairness and Variety, as Reliable a Guide as There is |
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USGA to Hold Regional Green Section Conferences |
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Battery Charging: Expert Explains Voltage, Specific Gravity, Hydrometry and Other Aspects of the Golf Car Power Unit: (First of Two Articles) |
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1,300 Attend Annual Education Meeting: Smith Elected to Head Club Managers Group |
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Fifth to be Cited: Glenn Burton gets Green Section Award from USGA |
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Florida Golf Foundation Sues to Recover Taxes |
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Benefits of N.Y. Law Not Invoked: Court Denies State has Jurisdiction in Pipe Import Case |
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Hold Public Course Seminar at GCSA Convention |
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Mrs. Vare gets Jones Award |
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Excise-Income Tax Booklet Available from CMAA |
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Ladies PGA Moves Office |
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Rutgers Product Field Days |
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National Golf Day Telecast |
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PGA Now in Palm Beach |
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USGA Membership Up |
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16mm Rental Films Available from USGA |
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262 at PGA School |
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Kennedy Club to Golf Museum |
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Athletic Institute Report |
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17th Amputee Tournament |
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[18 Hole Course at Cochise G & CC, Willcox, Ariz.] |
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Ladies PGA Spring-Summer Schedule |
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PGA National Tour |
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PGA Schedule for Spring and Summer |
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Golf Business News |
| 196 |
Classified Ads |
| 198 |
Advertisers' Index |
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Table of Contents |
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Cover: [18th Green at Royal Kaanapali, Hawaii] |
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Swinging Around Golf: News of the Golf World in Brief |
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Front Cover |
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Older Players Take New Lease on Golf at Rogue Valley: But It wasn't that Way Until Four Years Ago When It was Decided that All the Senior Members Needed was Organization...Now, the Medford, Ore., Group Serves as a Perfect Example of What can be Done When Elder Golfers Decide to Help Themselves |
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Turf Management Improves as Golf Fever Sweeps Hawaii and the Far East |
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Something has to Give: Courses are Deteriorating Because of the Stalemate Between Golfers and the Ground Crew...There has to be a Time for Play and a Time for getting Maintenance Work Done |
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Are You Guilty of These Seven Deadly Sins? |
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Suggests Golf Stamp |
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Grau's Answers to Turf Questions: What is Learned from Conferences, Consultations, Correspondence, Conversation |
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What is a Seed? |
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Course Closed Temporarily |
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5 More Points to Consider in Planning a Course: Second of Two Articles |
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Golf Catching Up to Baseball in Japan |
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It Represents the Complete Maintenance Building: Nothing Omitted in Planning of CC of N.C. Shop |
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Battery Charging Basically Same for All Chargers: Replacement is Minimized if Daily, Weekly and Monthly Maintenance Checks are Made: (Second of Two Articles) |
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National Golf Day on Television May 31 |
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Good Heads PGA Seniors |
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Owner Produces Figures to Prove It: 9-Hole Course Brings Larger Return Than 18 |
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'House of Nixon' Label Produces a Sales Lift in the Slack Season: A Closeout Special may have Helped Gary Nixon of Philmont to get Out from Under a Heavy Inventory Last Summer, but He Found that a Gimmick Worked Better in Easing the Situation |
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Color Instructional Golf Film Available |
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Why the Pro Lags in Golf Club Sales: Clubs are Still the Bread and Butter Items...But They aren't Carrying Their Weight Because Pros aren't Selling Their Quality |
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Women Vie for More Money on Ladies PGA Circuit |
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Four Courses, Range Produce Big Profits at Tanglewood Park |
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Agreement Extends too Many Privileges: Court Denies Park Director's Right to Issue Range Permit |
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Golf Will be Permitted: Extensive Restrictions Imposed on Developers of Los Angeles Course |
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Golf Instructor's Guide |
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Golf Books |
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Bermuda Research Discussed by Keen at GCSA Convention |
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Florida Turf Show |
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Tree Repair shouldn't be Deferred, Davey Experts Say |
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Growing Turf the Hard Way |
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U. S. Golf Handicaps Adopts USGA Rating System |
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Excise Income Tax Booklet Available from CMAA |
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National Golf Fund Holds Annual Meeting |
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RCGA has New President |
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Rutgers Turf Schedule |
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Eckhoff Replaces McMorris as Foundation Director |
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Funds from Golf |
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Penn State Meetings |
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Excise Tax |
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Golf Business News |
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Classified Ads |
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Advertisers' Index |
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May |
Volume #39, No. 5 |
1965
June |
Volume #39, No. 6 |
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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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Front Cover |
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Spring Time is Golf Show Time |
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-In Philadelphia |
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-Philly Pros Stage Another Big Show |
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-In Batavia, N.Y. |
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-In Chicago |
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-In Danville, Ill.: Oh, for a Pro's Life!: Maybe It was the Influence of Spring...But the Style Show Put on for Dink Wise Several Weeks Ago was, Well, Something You don't Often See |
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Organize PGA Chapter |
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Farm Land Value |
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A Craftsman Suggests: Four Principles to be Followed in Fitting Clubs |
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Sarazen's Advice Heeded by LoPresti: So, Tom Headed West...And if You don't Think He didn't Become an Outstanding Pro, Read What He has Done at Haggin Oaks in the Way of Merchandising and Teaching and Training Assistants |
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Torture Testing: Here is How a Golf Car Builder Imitated the Automobile Industry in an Effort to Develop Models that Will Hold Up Under the Slam Bang Driving of Some Golfers |
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Player Who Sought Handicap Relief Dies in April |
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USGA Lists Entry Requirements for Junior Championship |
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Range Thefts: Operators Never have Found an Effective Way to Keep Them Cut Down Even Though the Toll is Heavy |
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Washington Supreme Court Rules in Favor of Club: Covenant does Not Restrict Parking Lot Improvement |
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Ohio Course Owners Seek Break on Taxes, Daylight Play Hours |
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Qualifying Trials, Exemptions Listed for 1965 U. S. Open |
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A Young Supt. Calls for Better Training in Personnel Management |
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Grau's Answers to Turf Questions |
| 72 |
-Coordination of Agronomic and Irrigation Factors |
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-Penncrown Vetch |
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-Boorish Members |
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Certification |
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Many could be Saved if More Care were Taken in Planning: Construction Pitfalls are Obvious - But are So Easily Overlooked |
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CDGA Annual Report Shows... Wide Cost Variations within a Single District |
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[Mauna Kea Beach Hotel Course, Hawaii] |
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Golf Books |
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Growing Turf the Hard Way |
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Supt. Builds Sturdy but Inexpensive Bridges |
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Play PGA Exhibition Under Lights as Part of Texas Open |
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New Booklet for Course Planners |
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Summary Judgment Sought for Negligent Operation of Golf Car |
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Formalized Turf Training: Prof. Dickinson Dies in Amherst at Age of 77 |
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Ladies PGA Golf School to be Held in Ohio |
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Lema to be Announcer at National Golf Day Match |
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Golf Business News |
| 157 |
Classified Ads |
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Advertisers' Index |
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July |
Volume #39, No. 7 |
1965
August |
Volume #39, No. 8 |
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Sections/Selected Titles |
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Cover: [Gary Player on the No. 1 Tee at Bellerive] |
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Swinging Around Golf: News of the Golf World in Brief |
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Front Cover |
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Indio Sends Out Scouts Before It Builds: It Seems Like Everyone in This Desert Town in California was Out Looking Over Courses Before the City Put in Its Muny Layout...With the Groundwork so Carefully Planned, It was Almost Impossible to Go Wrong When the Construction was Undertaken |
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If I Made All the Money My Members Think I Make.. ..."I'd be a Rich Man," Says This Milwaukee Pro...It's Time, He Says, that Those Erroneous Impressions About Markups and Net Profits be Straightened Out |
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Many Golfers Ask for Help in Interpreting What They Read: Will: Instruction Materials Help the Pros' Teaching Business |
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Original Concave-Face Wedge Given to USGA Museum |
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Pierre gets Lost in Woods - But They Improve His Game |
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Cost and Design Factors in the Irrigation Installation: Engineer Stresses Need for Careful Advance Study of Consumption, Capacity, etc. in Determining What should Go into the System |
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Park Commissioner, Pro, Supt., Manager, Head Tractor Driver, etc., etc.: Name the Job - Taylor Handles It at Black Mountain |
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Periscope Effect Used to Guide Golfers: Mirrors Aloft Take Guesswork Out of Blind Shots |
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Stretch Courses: Owners and Promoters, and Not the Architect, Insist on getting Everything Possible Out of the Land |
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Bob Russell Named Director of United Voluntary Services |
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Authority Derived from By-Laws: Member Agrees to Expulsion Liability When He Joins Club |
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Spending the Promotion Budget: Newspaper Ads and Direct Mail Continue to Produce the Best Results, According to Managers Who Run Public Patronized Clubs |
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Golf Books |
| 58 |
Manual Tells Officials How to Deal with Slow Players |
| 60 |
Courses Available for CMAA Members and Their Employees |
| 68 |
Claussen, Jeffrey Added to Golf Foundation Staff |
| 72 |
Girls' Junior Championship |
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Women's Amateur |
| 78 |
Ladies PGA Fall Schedule |
| 96 |
Growing Turf the Hard Way |
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Federal Excise Taxes on Club Dues Repealed |
| 108 |
Golf Business News |
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[Arnold Palmer Diving Range at Suffolk Downs, East Boston, Mass.] |
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Classified Ads |
| 121 |
Advertisers' Index |
| 122 |
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September |
Volume #39, No. 9 |
1965
October/November |
Volume #39, No. 10 |
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Sections/Selected Titles |
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Cover: [Spyglass Hill Course on California's Monterey Peninsula] |
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Swinging Around Golf: News of the Golf World in Brief |
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Front Cover |
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Spyglass Hill: It has Inspired Robert Trent Jones and Robert Louis Stevenson, but It may Cause Frustrated Golfers to Throw Themselves onto the Rocks |
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Merchandising Hypnotism: Dazzling Displays that Make Subtle Suggestions to the Wallet Prompt Golfers to Buy Heavy at Plainfield CC Pro Shop |
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Dick Grout's Summer Program Outlined: 3-Phase Program Gives Junior Golfers Polish |
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Need to be Promoted Nationally, Pros Say: Duplicate Equipment Sales Never Got Off the Ground |
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Expect Christmas Sales Will Top Record $3,200,000 |
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Country Club Operating Costs Up 33 Per Cent in Ten Years: Member's Dues Increased by 40 Per Cent and Purchases and Services by 26 Per Cent in Past Decade, Says Harris, Kerr, Forster Firm |
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World Amateur Matches |
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USGH Encounters Problems in Northern California Area |
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Northern Michigan Field Day |
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Supt. Dusts Off Old Figures: Course Maintenance Costs Compared Over a 26 Year Period |
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Put Maintenance Building in the Front Yard: Gordon Brinkworth Persuades Officials at Sunset Oaks to Build Beauty into the Superintendent's Workshop and Put It Up in the Vicinity of the Clubhouse |
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6 More for the Maintenance Idea Hopper: Keeping an Eye on Turf Research Work... Getting Help from Kids on Cleanup Jobs... Cutting Down on Employees' Walking Time... Improving Drainage... All Adds up to Better Ways of Getting Things Done Out on the Course |
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-Look Up Occasionally; See What's Going on |
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-Youngsters get Passes for Cleaning Up Course |
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-More Mechanization to Neutralize Higher Costs |
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-Puts Fingers on the Golf Car Paths |
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-Slit-Trench Drainage |
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[Install Signs at the Bottom of Posts] |
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Player Not Obliged to Give a Warning Before Hitting Shot |
| 58 |
Southern California Show |
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562 Caddies in School |
| 62 |
Rogue Valley Devises Traffic Citation, Complaint |
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USGA, ABC Look Ahead on TV Arrangements |
| 64 |
Can't Fire Employees for Horseplay if It's Condoned by Foreman |
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Caddie, Accomplice Double-Team Golfers at Cleveland Course |
| 68 |
Pros See No End to Boom in Golf |
| 72 |
Minnesota Show and Conference |
| 72 |
Florida Turf Conference |
| 75 |
Organize Par 3 Group |
| 82 |
Growing Turf the Hard Way |
| 92 |
[Golf Business News] |
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-[Fourth Annual Turf Field Day of Cal-Turf, Held in Camarillo] |
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Classified Ads |
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Advertisers' Index |
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