Play Your Own Golf Game Not Your Opponents
Advice to golfers to ignore opponents psychology and stay focused on their own game. Emphasizes minding one’s own play, avoiding rash risks, and recovering after trouble. Warns against flashy tactics, discusses etiquette, and urges learning from losses to improve for future rounds.
Tin Whistles Conclude Season With Pine Crest Trophy
Forty nine Tin Whistles members split into two classes for a handicap medal round for the Pine Crest trophy and James Barber prizes. Burton Preston led with 82-10-72 in Class A, Commodore J. T. Newton topped Class B with 100-30-70, and N. D. Clark was runner up in Class B. The event marked the season’s finale for the Tin Whistles program.
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Tin Whistles
James Barber
Burton Preston
G. M. Howard
J. D. Chapman
Commodore J. T. Newton
N. D. Clark
J. M. Robinson
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