Scottish and English golf courses test American play at Pinehurst
Donald J. Ross reviews his summer tour of Scottish and English links and the Open at St Andrews. He notes British courses push tougher tests than American designs, observes American amateurs adapt quickly, and argues American course development fuels player progress while praising British architects for openness to constructive advice. Concluded on page two.
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Tug Pinr-Hurst
Great Britain
St. Andrews
Pinehurst
America
Scotland
England
Ireland
Augustus Post a Visitor Seen the Future of Flying
Mr. Augustus Post, famed aviator, visits a renowned winter resort and predicts flying will replace the dirigible among sportsmen. He praises blue skies and vast expanses for a new popular recreation, noting cost limits it to a class but foreseeing broad appeal. He cites thrilling Canadian flights and sees aviation as a prime amateur sport.
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Augustus Post
Mr. Post
Post
Canada
Carolina opening prep aids guests early week
In advance of the formal opening, Manager and Mrs H W Priest of The Carolina will provide accommodations for a few guests late in the present week, about ten days before the opening. More than a hundred are due to arrive on opening day and bookings for the near future are unusually large.
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H. W. Priest
The
Carolina
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