The Lost Ball
A weary golfer on the links hurls a ball with epic force through crimson twilight. The ball caroms past bunkers and obstacles, speeding across the landscape as if to never cease. The speaker vows to seek the strenuous ball in vain, hoping perhaps to recover it in heaven.
COLF PENALTIES. Revisions May Be Made to Golf Rules
The executive committee of the U S golf association may review and revise penalties and rule interpretations after the annual meeting. A notable case involved a player disqualified for teeing outside limits at the Woman's championship in Philadelphia. Potential change would replace disqualification with a two stroke penalty for teeing outside limits, reserving disqualification for gain of unfair advantage. The piece also discusses teaching future golfers, spin mechanics, and examples from St Andrews and Hilton.
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U. S. Golf Association
Robson
Association
England
Royal and Ancient Club
St. Andrews
Scotland
Philadelphia
Hilton
St. Andrew's
Boston Globe
Ross Wins Best Ball Match Before Pinehurst Crowd
Donald J. Ross defeated E. A. Thompson and E. A. Manice in a best ball contest at Pinehurst. Ross led from early holes, going 7 up with 6 to play, finally clinching the twelfth hole and the match. The windy conditions and varying drives shaped a one sided finish despite close play early on.
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Thompson
Manice
Ross
E. A. Thompson
E. A. Manice
Donald J. Ross
Pinehurst Links
Ross Lup
Lioss
Maurice
Marice
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Laure Simmone
Shi
London
Tuit
Tait
Ardo