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Newspaper
Pinehurst Outlook
Location
Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1921
Page
11
T B Cobert of Brockport New York won the trophy in this week's 100 target handicap at the Gun Club with a score of 92 8 100. J C Huff of Philadelphia finished second at 18 9, two targets ahead of Norwood Johnson of Pittsburg whose 88 S 97 was third best.
At a London dinner George Bernard Shaw was guest of honor. The toastmaster noted a club had voted the three most famous living Englishmen as Shaw, Lloyd George, and Charlie Chaplin. Shaw replied I don’t mind Charlie.
Alex Ross reports that to contend in the British Open at St. Andrews this summer American pros must sharpen running-up shots at Pinehurst. He notes turf, greens, and kick effects favoring St. Andrews style, while Jock Hutchison and Bob MacDonald dominate there. Ross plans no return to St. Andrews, but British golf debates the new standard ball and its flight. Taylor to Times argues the 27 pennyweight limit may backfire, expanding distance and reviving traditional play.
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