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Newspaper
Pinehurst Outlook
Location
Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1916
Page
3
The Pinehurst Country Club publishes the 1941 golf tournament schedule detailing twelve divisions across Spring, Open Amateur and Women's events. Prizes include gold medals, sterling cups, and cash for leading teams and players, with entry rules and handicaps as set by club governors and officers.
A detailed schedule of the 1916 golf club events runs from February 21 to March 23, outlining two classes and several medal and match play contests across eighteen holes per course. The programme includes an annual dinner on March 8 and a special tournament for non-winners, with numerous prizes donated by a long list of gentlemen including Lay, Abbe, Priest, Taft, Behrend, Holdy, Ormsbee, LeRoy, Robeson, Houston, Slayton, Bowker, Alley, Hunter, Truesdell, Bowen, McDonald, Parson, Whittemore, Nicholson, Milliken, Fownes, Chandlee, Gregg, Herring, Marr, Phillips, Redfield, Rumsey, Hunt, Boyd, Rackham, Dunlap, Henderson, Thompson, Wells, Buckley, Gardner, Hudson, Packer, Palmer, Hawkins, Hurd, Johnson, Tufts, Aborn, Brown, Jolly, Morse, Ross, Van Clief, Wyckoff.
These balls have been played in many important tournaments this season. We do not use liquid, semi liquid or soft centers.
February 23 Flag Event, March 1 Medal Play Handicap, March 8 Mixed Foursomes, March 15 16 Club Championship thirty six holes medal play for best gross score with prizes for top three nets, March 29 Medal Play Handicap for newcomers with prizes for top nets, April Choice Score, best six holes from each nine, putting contests to be held periodically during the season.
Ladies at Pinehurst organize a Social Service Committee to streamline aid work in the area. Report cases of need to Field Workers Mrs. T. A. Cheatham or Miss Helen Child to avoid duplication and omissions. Weekly Friday meetings at 10 AM at Mrs. P. W. Whittemore's Village Green East. All interested invited to help or contribute.
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