Golf Architecture in America: Its Strategy and Construction |
Contents
DIFFERENT COURSES | 3 |
THE STRATEGY OF GOLF COURSES | 37 |
SOMETHING ABOUT CHOICE AND CONSTRUCTION | 79 |
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A. W. Tillinghast ANGELES ATHLETIC CLUB Arbitrary Values average ball BELVEDERE CLUB Bermuda built CALIFORNIA carrying trap Choice and Construction clay clubhouse congestion contours Courtesy CUMBRE distance Donald Ross drainage drive fairway feet FIFTH GREEN flat give golf architect GOLF CLUB golf construction golf course golfer grade grass GRIFFITH PARK H-HAZARD hill hitter LA CUMBRE LAKE LAKE OSWEGO length line of play long player M-MOUNDS mounds Municipal course necessary OJAI one-shot holes oriented original drawing perfect play Photograph by Rau PINE VALLEY pitch shot placement playing value possible PREVAILING WIND proper properly punch bowl putter putts R-ROUGH reach the green require rolls rough running shot sand sandy SANTA BARBARA SCALE second shot secure short player short two shotters side soil stolons Strategy of Golf strokes superlative surface T-TREES tee shot Thomas and Bell three-shot holes top dressing two-shot hole underdrainage water hazards width yardage yards