Golf Money and Prize Winners Track Scores Across Professionals
A list of golf pairings and their scores from a tournament, naming professionals such as Harry Hampton of Brooklands and Jack Davison of New York, with a long sequence of team pairs, clubs, and final scores like 69-72-68-68-277 and 88-80-78-77-323, reflecting a dense leaderboard and various unattached players across clubs including Westchester, Youngstown, Atlantic City, and Oakmont. The document preserves era tone with numerous names, clubs, and composite scores, highlighting the depth of the field and the event’s outcomes.
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Harry Hampton
Brooklands
Jack Davison
New York
Bob Macdonald
Bob
Fox Hills
Alex Armour
Westchester-Bilt- Geno
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Wis
Nsa
Mialscaigiers Gies
Emmet French
Donald Parison
Youngstown
Clarence Hackney
Tom Wootten
Atlantic City
Leo Diegel
C. J. Dunphy
Friendship
G. C
John Golden
Tuxedo
R. R. Sharman
Wm. P. Goebel
F. M. Laxton
Charlotte C. C
Cyril Walker
Englewood
H. G. Phillips
Moore County
Fred McLeod
Guy M. Standifer
Columbia
Wilfrid Reid
Indian Springs
A. R. Mackenzie
Herbert Lagerblade
E. L. Scofield
Pete
M. T. Patton
Nelson MacRae
Cape Fear
Wilfred Thomson
Brooklawn
C. A. Lohmann
Cleveland
James Crossan
F. T. Hayes
Whatley Hills
R. N. Hayes
Danville
Nat Hurd
Pinehurst
Fred Decker
E. J. Barber
Knollwood
Jack A. Gray
Gardner Orme
Paul Andress
R. E. Follin
Winston-Salem
W. V. Hoare
C. L. Sebring
Alliance
Charles Rowe
C. B. Fownes
Oakmont
Jack Redmond
A. Paul Bagby
Carolina
W. C. Shelley
Gordon F. Wood
Hermitage
Ted Galligan
S. L. Diggle
Myers Park
H. O. Long
Fayetteville
T. J. Bray
Charles Hoffner
Philmont
M. A. Greer
Llanarch
Albert Cuici
Milford
J. W. Gilbert
Golf in the Sand Hills finds momentum at Pinehurst
The Pinehurst golf scene has reached established momentum with expanding interest and wider participation. Golf is becoming a permanent and informal recreation that can be enjoyed by individuals or small groups, likened to a broader national trend toward widespread leisure. The piece predicts Pinehurst could become a leading, attractive recreation community in the Sandhills and a prominent part of American outing life.
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Pinehurst
Sandhills
United States
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