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Pinehurst Outlook

Location

Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1916

Page

18

Tin Whistle Club Opens Year In Four Ball Match

The Tin Whistle Club opened the year with a four ball match against bogeybest. Notable pairings include Robert Hunter and H. W. Ormsbee who halved, C. 8. McDonald and R. 8. Hawthorne down two, J. D. C. Rumsey and R. Shannon two down, and many other pairs reporting varied margins across courses such as Wee Burn, South Shore, Wyantenuck, and more.

Tin Whistle Club Robert Hunter Wee Burn H. W. Ormsbee South Shore McDonald C. L. Becker Woodland J. M. Thompson Springhaven T. A. Kelley J. R. Bowker R. A. Swigert Palmetto J. L. Weller St. Catherine’s J. M. Robinson Harbor Beaseh F. C. Abbe Bethlehem J. H. Clapp Chevy Chase van Clef Richmond County H. A. Waldron Agawam Tuxedo A. B. Alley Apawamis W. T. Barr Shelter Island

The Cure for Slicing Across the Fairway

A satirical golf tips piece notes the common cause of slicing as an outside-line swing and jokes that players should practice hitting inside the line. It offers an egg remedy before jokingly suggesting dynamite, attributed to Canadian Colfer.

Colfer

Mental Hazards On Your Own Home Course Explained

W. H. Evans in the Philadelphia Public Ledger notes a golfer’s dreaded hole that seems to betray even steady players. He calls it a bete noir hoodoo, a mental trap that may exist without obvious physical risk, yet disrupts performance on a single hole.

W. H. Evans Philadelphia

Mental hazard in golf shots and mind over matter

The text explains that many poor drives over hazards stem from a troubled mind. By ignoring the trouble, keeping the eyes on the ball, and striking mechanically with head down, players can cure the mental hazard. A free mind and confident approach improve outcomes.

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