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Newspaper
Pinehurst Outlook
Location
Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1916
Page
5
Milliken of Hyannisport posted a net 43 to win the Tin Whistles medal with 23 on the first six and 20 on the last twelve holes. Whittemore, Parson, and Becker chased with 41, 43, and 50 from scratch, while Milliken also claimed the J. M. Thompson prize.
Parker W. Whittemore of Brookline shot 72 on the number one course to lead the season scoring, carving a 39 for the outward nine with par on every hole except the 505 yard 17th where he handled it in four. The nine holes posted no score above four, as Whittemore starred in a Tin Whistle round Tuesday. Robert Hunter of Wee Burn followed with a 64 the next day but faltered at the 17th tee due to a bad streak of luck.
Governor Wol and Brambaough of Pennsylvania arrived at the Carolina Hotel for the annual Pinehurst visit. He delivered an address at Raleigh on municipal government and spent much of the day playing golf while continuing work on a message to the Legislature, which convenes in January.
A concise guide to send The Outlook to friends, detailing the week’s stories and savings. Encourages letter writing and asks readers to request mailing envelopes for correspondence.
Pinehurst presents itself as the premier four season resort created by James W. Tufts. It touts six eighteen hole golf courses, a winter climate in the pine belt, extensive facilities, shooting preserves, and numerous hotels and cottages. The village offers modern utilities, shops, schools, and transport, with a strict exclusion policy for consumptives and easy rail access from New York and the Seaboard line.
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