Fairfield Golf Club featured in Eight Part Enterprise series
Enterprise golf writer Don Weed launches an eight part series evaluating local courses and the toughest holes at each. The first installment covers Fairfield Golf Club in High Point North Carolina a nine hole public course on Highway 68 near Allen Jay built five years ago by owner pro Charlie Cox Par 35 34 69 for men and 36 36 72 for women. Cox notes the challenge lies in playing the course as designed.
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Fairfield Course Challenges Golfers with Tough No 4 Hole
The Fairfield layout emphasizes accuracy over distance with narrow fairways and multiple hazards. No 4, a 405 yard par four, features a two tiered elevated tee, a front lake, a rising green, and a front ditch, demanding precise drives and smart memory of surrounding trees for a good score. Additional notes highlight No 7 as a long par five and No 9 with tough out of bounds and a ditch, while greens favor accurate chipping. Future plans call for a new pro shop ahead of Emerywood coverage tomorrow.
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Cox
Emerywood Country Club
Floyd Wins Jacksonville Open in Sudden Death Playoff
Ray Floyd, 26, edged Gard Dickinson after a playoff at Deerwood Course to win $20,000 in the Jacksonville Open, the latest in a string of different champions this season. The field, led by stars including Arnold Palmer, Jack Nicklaus, and Gary Player, battled gusty winds and a 7,221-yard layout as Floyd sank a two-foot birdie on the first playoff hole for victory.
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Sandlappers Win CGA Four-Ball Title
The Sandlappers from South Carolina outlasted North Carolina medalists to capture the Carolina Golf Association four-ball championship in Camden.
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Panthers Host Boys Home Game Night Tilt at Alumni Gym
High Point College hosts the annual Boys Home game at Alumni Gym with seniors Littles Durante Tatgenhorst Picka and teammates leading the Panthers against Carolinas Conference stars coached by Bobby Vaughn and ACC-SC combination coached by Jack McCloskey. A 6 pm girls game vs Catawba precedes the 8 pm main event to benefit the Boys Home.
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Non-Cage Types Were NIT Heroes
New York AP reports 1969 NIT final at Madison Square Garden featured Terry Driscoll of Boston College and John Baum of Temple. Baum led Temple to its first NIT title since 1938 with an 89 76 victory, while Driscoll, a late-blooming player who had watched hockey before basketball, entered with little national notice.
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