NEWS f r o m the M A N U F A C T U R E R S

NEW MODEL KAODiC KART

T h e Co i f Cart Supply Co. at 1466 W . Madison St.. Chicago, has developed a new collapsible Kaddie K a n which is made up in either 11" aluminum disc wheels or 14"

wire wheels. It closes in a compact 12" space small enough for any locker or large hag rack. T h e cart opens automatically and locks without any adjustment and is so simple in operation that instructions are not necessary. T h e Kart is light, strong and capable of hard usage. It will be available in several models, two of which arc now ready for del ivery;

B A I L fOR DANDELION SWINGERS

Colfaids, 3875 Teu ion ia ave„ Mi lwau-kee, 6, Wis., sold many dozens of halls as Christmas presents by having dandelions painted on the balls. Everybody swings wel l hitting at a dandel ion. T h e idea went ove r so well it looks l ike it will sell steadily through pro shops, A first quality standard brand ball is used and the dandel ion or daisy is put on by decalcomania transfer.

GREENS FERTILIZED OR TREATED IN 10 TO 15 MINUTES

W I T H T H E M'CLAIN HYDRO-MIXER

Hundreds of thfri* Ml f i l l Minnf tb#UUndi «f dotUrt Ml coursrt all nrnt th# (wwilr?

F**lrat and simplnt *«jalpm»nt » m d n u t i Dit^Um hifh prirnJ iprmyinf r i ( i *vtry»h#r*.

Operstn p»rf ret Ijr im tny pr**tur», O l * ipriyini wilh vfilwlimblc *pe*d tnJ •rrursty Outfit rsmpbt* from wtler Up I* not sir Big labor lusd Itnw m w , Iwnwtoiv*

Wrtl* far literature iw^y

Made o f the finest, kiln dried, second growth, tough White Ash. Tnpercd f r o m approximately 1 " at bottom to % " at top, and fitted with f langed aluminum ferrules to fit stand-ard 1 \ h " cup. Sanded finish with prime coat o f lead and oil and finished coat o f finest white enamel. Avai lable in 2 or 3 color combinations. Immediate delivery*

Your JnqeJrfei e n d e r d e r t will bo referred to o aeorby dhtribmtor.

H A R D W O O D

FLnc h k « mm p i Tour Inqmlrlet ond o rde rs will bo referred t o a aeorby dhtribmtor,

P O L E S L E A V I T T C 0 R P - URBANA, ILL. tulldtr 1 *t "Knockdown" M.«<**r> tur all ifurfi

POWER RAKE A proven machine that you cannot afford to be without, at the new low price of SI25.00 F O B, Morion. Illinois. Get that nap and dead grass out of your green* early In the spring. Ae r i f y those greens, make room for the fertilizer, air, and fungicides to get down into (he root bed where it wilt do the most good, at a low cost that any golf course can af ford.

Write for circular and full particulars, also dealer in your territory,

MILLER & HEUBACH 407 E. J e f f o r i o n S l i H t ,

M o r t o n , I l l i no is

[aims CSfftJ

THIS MELFLEX MARK ts TOUR ASSURANCE

OF SAFETY

Me)flex Mats give you the extra long life because they're

mai!e of bomber airplane tire carcasses, tlie toughest of all

<1 riving mat material. The utmost in player satisfaction,

maintenance case and economy and all-weather service ami

safety. No warp, fray or curl. Reversible for four different

play areas. Full 1" thick by 48" wide and <>0" long — or

special sizes.

MELFLEX meant SAFETY throughout th» club s

TEE E C O N O M Y ! MetT le i t u h u l M . col-ored. mo lded rubbe r I t * pes- An a m i z l n r l y I n n f f - l u ' l i n t >** tha t i p t t d i p loy And cute rep lacement coats.

LANDING MATS • STEP TREADS e AISLE RUNNERS CORRIDOR ond SWIMMING POOL RUNNERS

SHOWER STALL MATS • KITCHEN MATS and MATTING • LINK TYPE STANDING MATS

WRITE FOR FOLDER a n d PRICES PROMPT DELIVERY

Newly elected off icer! of the U. S. Rubber Co. are: (L to R) Herbert E. Smith, chmn, of the board; Horry E. Humphreys, Jr., pres.; Arthur Surkamp, vp and chmn., finance committee; ond

Herbert M, Kelton, treasurer.

U S. RUBBER PROMOTES OFFICERS

Herber t E. Smith, pres., U . S. Rubber Co., elected chmn. of board and Harry E. Humphreys, jr., former vp and chmn.. f inance committee, elected pres.. e f fec t ive Jan. I when F. B. Davis, jr., board chmn. and chief execut ive o f f i ce r for 20 yean re-tired Dec, 31. Smith detoured from a promising career as a middleweight boxer

years ago to siart w i th US as a salesman in Cal i fornia, bis native state. Humphreys t ame with US 10 years ago after working himself up f rom a clerk, through night school and other study, to be prominent in accounting and investment business. Arthur Surkamp is v p antl new chmn. US

f inance committee. H e was born in St. I .on is, graduated f r om U of Texas and went w i th US in 1919 upon his discharge f rom the army. Herbert M. Kel tou is the company's new treasurer. A l l four of the new top executives of U . S. are golfers.

Smiths, in his year-end statement, said company's 19-1R production of golf balls was "substantially alxive prewar level and is expected lo cont inue through 1949." Smith said oil general business prospects "a serious recession is not l ikely but there undoubtedly wi l l be certain fluctuations and adjustments normally exper ienced in a free economy. "

AMERICA'S BUSIEST RANGES INSIST O N THE BEST!

MELFLEX "urV TEE MATS THE TEST OF CONSTANT USE HAS PROVED THEIR SUPERIORITY

MELFLEX PRODUCTS CO. , Inc . I. E Warlord, Pres.

410 S. BROADWAY . . , AKRON 1, Q. tn Canada, » O l o t t i l . f t Will iam. O m

GIVE YOUR GREENS A CHANCE TO BREATHE

MANGRUM'S NEW PUTTER

Lloyd M a n g r u m (center) sKows off new pu l l e r b e a r i n g h i i name to l » e H a r r i n g t o n ( lo f t ) , mer-chandrx ing mgr. , W i l i o n Spo r t i ng Goods Co., o n d Cary M i d d t e c o f f , a n o t h e r member o f rile

W i l s o n adv i so ry staf f .

DETACHABLE G O t f BAG SUPPORT

A n o t h e r a n n o y a n c e t o t h e g o l f e r has b e e n e l i m i n a t e d w i t h t h e i n v e n t i o n a n d m a n u f a c t u r e b y t h e M i d d l e t o w n W i r e P r o d u c t s Cki.. M i d d l e t o w n , C o n n , , o f t h e K f u b K a d i G o l f S u p p o r t . M a d e o f s t u r d y w i r e s t ee l r ods , h a v i n g a t o t a l w e i g h t o f bu t o n e lb. , t h e a p p l i a n c e c a n b e a t t a c h e d i n a j i f f y t o a n y g o l f b a g . a n d w h e n s o a t t a c h e d , s u p p o r t s t h e b a g in an u p r i g h t p o s i t i o n . It d o e s n o t i n t e r f e r e w i t h c a r r y U t g t h e b a g a r o u n d t h e l i n k s a n d p r o v i d e s t h e f o l l o w i n g a d v a n t a g e s : It k e e p s t h e b a g f r o m g e t t i n g w e t o r s o i l e d , p l a y e r ' s

Mr CLAIM MOTHERS COMPANY. Canton, Ohio

Look at the SAVINGS Y o u 9 e t with - T H E "HENRY" GOLF BALL WASHER-HENRY'S "TENTH" year of sturdy service

HEAVY GAUGE PRESSED "STEEL" Rigid, Strong, Unbreakable, Rust Proofed

Sove i p layers ' clothes o n d tempers because SAIL WASHER . . . . i t is s lop-proof . Saves t ime because i t is Tee Da ta Plate . . . . qu icker , more t ho rough o n d e osier t o use. Saves cover pa in t o f bo l ls beeouse i t ha t no scour ing br ist le brushes. Saves f requen t re-p lacement costs because its c l ean ing w o n ' t ro t a n d w a r p .

A t t r a c t i v e — stoys t i d y — eosy to drain

a n d nfill — A l l e n Set Screws m a k e t h e m

t h e f t p r o o f

S t 3 . 7 5 1 1.35 S 1,35

units

PRICES F. O. B. ELM GROVE. WtSC.

Woste Paper Cont 'n r Comp le te Tee

Ensemble . . . . . 116.35 HENRY TIE ENSEMBLE

inc ludes Ball Washer , Tee Data Plate o n d Was te

Paper C o n t a i n e r . Send score <ard w h e n

o r d e r i n g Tee D a to Plates. M a n u f a c t u r e d b y

GOLF & GARDEN EQUIPMENT CO. t L U E MOUND ROAD, ELM GROVE. WISCONSIN

NOl 8 3 S 6 P A R 4

M C C L A I N S P I K E F AND PERFORATOR

Loosen up thai hard parked soil f o r quick anion of chemical and faster gras* growth. l^ng, smooth, bright stainless steel spike* open up turf for aeratkm and moisture , - . nerawary to first-class grass growth,

Ro i vcs fluseish Green*, thaf need new pep. Saves Ion* of fertilizer, Prevents Brow n Patch. Reduces fungicide bills. Pay* for life If first sea win, Bronze and rullcr bear-ings. Alcmitc oiling. Hand or power operated A real safe turf machine at a very lorn price* Write for Itict aturc.

R. H. Tractor Wheel SPUDS quidtfvt to pot on or take off. Increase tractor effi-ciency and cultivate turf . . . tfcat'a why more than half tb« U 8 and Canadian clubs use tliwu. Durable and low priced Sample

R. S. HORNER Geneva, Ohio

MP* . OF SPUDS, FORD-SON WHEELS. ETC.

PLAY GOLF? Use the BAIL that's FULt OF ENERGY IT'S THE THINNEST and TOUGHEST COVER. MORE DISTANCE-BETTER

CLICK

Every One Is Saying! Pro Special ' Plus "

PRO "RED"' 95, PRO (70) 65, PRO Blue SO

Pro Golf Sales Co. Fond du Lac, Wis See Your PRO Wr i te u i OR

GOlf (IUBS BUIll

(OK A PUBPOSl..,

HOT JUST MAbt TO StU

* Increase your * m E m

clothes are protected f rom dirt, alt bend-ing for proper club is e l iminated because the bag is standing up, and selection of clubs is at your f inger tips. For further in-formation write to Empire Specialties Ser-vice, Box 55-407, Sunnyside Station, Long Island City 4, N . Y ,

L loyd Mangrum, Cary Middlecof f and Babe Didrikson Zaharias ' to ld the 4-H club farm kids about golf at l o rn Wilson's 31st annual party fo r the lads and lassies during the International L i v e Stock Show. When we heard what some of those farm kids made by raising prize stock we didn't feel the strong urge to turn pro, except for the hours.

NEW SElf-CLE ANING DOOR MAT

l ite new " A b i l i t y " door mat manufac-tured by Abil ity Products. Dept . 73. 1788 Board ol I r ade Bldg.. Chicago 4. is made of a luminum bars with wh i l e brass con-necting hinge-rods and cast a luminum spacers between each bar prov id ing an attrac-tive. rustproof, ef f ic ient mat for shop or clubhouse en-

For complete Information w r i t e :

trance. T h r e e hinged sections permit it to lie flat on irregular surfaces and prov ide the self-cleaning feature when fo lded up. Mats are avai lable in three sires.

WHITEWATER PULLOVER PROVES POPUlAf i PRO SHOP ITEM

Wi th soles paced by i l l w ide popular i ty In 1948 Wh i t ewa te r ^ Pullover w i l l bid for on even l ivel ier demand this year in I t i new fabr ic . Smartly styled wi th roomy t w i n g i n g comfort this year's pul lover wi l l be matte of 2 x 3 combed broad-cloth wi th Dupont Zelon f inish. Oak tan color, woter repel lant , i>p breast pocket. In fou r fu l l length sizes for men and women. O f fe red by Howard Scoggins Golf Co., Ounedin, Fla.

NORMAN HOW DEN. CLAPPER CO STORE MANAGER, PASSES

Norman Howden, retail seed and garden store manager of lhe Clapper Co., West Newton, Mass. died Sunday, Oct. SIsi in his 66th year, Mr. Howden was one ot the hest known retail seedsmen on the East (:oast. Born in Edinburgh, Scotland he came to this country as a young man. His career was started with Peter Henderson Co, in N, Y. and later with Carter's rested Seeds also in N. Y. He was a partner in the Hovey & Co., seedsmen tn Boston until 1955 when he sold bis interests to join the New England T o r o Co. later to be known as the Clapper Co. Mr. Howden leaves his widow, Elizabeth (Mac k.iy), one son and two daughters and several grandchildren. H e has two brothers in the USA and one sister in Scotland. Mr. Howden designed several of New England's older goll courses and remodeled many others during his 25 veals in this field.

WATCH FOR OUR 1949 PRICE UST

and

ANNOUNCEMENT OF NEW DEVELOPMENTS

IN OKLAHOMA IT'S

BOB D U N N I N G CO. Personalized Service

Golf Course Equipment & Supplies

1402-12 South Lewis Phone 5-7444

Tulsa 6, Oklahoma

At tend Ok la ho mo—Texos Turf Conference

Do l lo t , Texoi — February 2-3, 1949

(On your Way to the Not iono l ) .

SNOW-PROOF G*l your shirp of the profit-

8XOW HtOOK tmKilMM* Nationally advertised, Wmnr-prooft, reconditions eotf slioe*. golf Ime*, etc. »top* dry rot. Prevents mllflpw. Odor-color le**. not utlcky, Sold only In Kisnmrk Hro*n c*n*. Retail* at 3% o*. SO*, 1 U» tl.OM. KM. 14.00. Mow? tack piaranteo, iVxnrlpslv* folder nnd Antii&lc ean «cnt FA KB on wjoubl

Dept. 13 THE SNOW PROOF CO.

Llvonlft, N. Y.

For the finest turf P U N T

HENDERSON FORMULAS Putting Green Mixture Tee Mixture Fairway Mixture Rough Mixture

Bunker Mixture Special Mixture made to your own

(ormulot Write tor our special catalog today

PETER HENDERSON & CO. Dept. 45

35 Cort land! St., New York 7, N. Y.

J. B. M c G O V E B N Golf Course Architect

Wynne wood, Pa.

A r dm ore 2S77

Over thirty years partner and associ-

ate of the late Donald J. ROBS

Member ol the American Society of Golf Course

Architects

D e s i g n and

C o n s t r u c t i o n of Nofable Golf Courses

for 25 years

C. D. WAGSTAFF & CO. GLENVIEW. ILL. Pfton* G/envlew 1S1

For V E L V E T Y GREENS

/V and Tough Turf » . r 0 W

WHITNEY'S SUPER-• I F t N E D ,

S E E D T e s ( t < f t n < j p f o v c i mixture! tor every golf COUTH: ,,||»'J| nevd. Special prict». Write for Wl full infonrnrion. '-

KiStf, . . 4 _ u" i .. _ .u , . i r i

WHITNEY & E D CO., INC. Buffalo 5. N. Y.

C O X COMPANY ASSURES ENDLESS SUPPLY or PERSIMMON

T h e Charles O. Cox Corp., named after its founder, has grown 10 become one of the world's largest sources of Persimmon — the Ebony wood — for golf club heads with customers throughout the world. T h e in-creasing demand here and abroad has made it necessary for the company to expand its facilities to the point, where it now pro-duces more than 10 times in volume the number of Persimmon club heads made 15 years ago when the present ownership pur-chased the company front its original founder.

Natural resource* are estimated to be sulficicm to last 50 to 1(10 years assuring an endless supply of Persimmon clubs to meet the demand of golf d u b makers.

T w o sawmills under the roofs of the main plant are in constant operation. 14 lathes in the golf club bead turning de-partment are capable of converting more than two thousand heads per day. T h e saw mills are kept in full production, turn-ing out more than 20,000 ft. of tlintension slock per day to supply the turning lathes.

I. H, Warner , pres., and other officials including W . R , Scoit, v p and sales mana-ger; F, L. Whit f ie ld, vp and plant manager: and R. B. Con over, secy., have further plans lor expansion for the years ahead to insure a continued source of supply of Persimmon,

SPAL0JNG ADDS GOLF SHOE TO 194? PRO tfNE

Ihe Spalding-Lot us golf shoe is a new item in the A. G. Spalding ft Bros. 1<I49 line and will be sold through Pros only.

t he shoe is manufactured by the 100-year old Lotus Shoe Company of England and •Spalding have obtained the exclusive sales rights foi this country. Hand-crafted and of f ine leathers, this shoe has a spetial pat-ented angle-spiked feature of 4 extra spikes, set in a row on the inside edge ol the fore-part of the sole, designed to prevent slip, ping in any pan of the swing on ail strokes.

DAWCS APPOINTED DIRECTOR OF SAL(S FOR CUSHMAN MOTORS

First 1949 M o d el Cushman M o t o r Scooter to roll f rom il ie production l ine is being shown to Barton B. Dawes, newly appo inted director of sales, fo rmer ly with Jacobsen M f g . Co., and other Cushman Mo to r Works

of f ic ia ls at L inco ln . Nebraska. L e f t to right are, C, I>. Amnion , pres.; Mr . Dawes: E. L . Emcns, works Mgr . ; Wa l t e r Westphal , director o f engineer ing: Rober t Amnion , vp ; H . D. Vales, director o f purchasing, and Dave Gilchrist, Jr. director of person-nel. In second row are. S, j. Hoganson, director of Advert is ing and W a y n e Cooper , secretary-treasurer.

MOTO-MOWER'S NEW 1949 MODI I

A new popularly-priced heavy duty power lawn mower, the 24" " Lawnkeepe r " , has been announced by the Mo to -Mower Co. It is [ lowered with a one and a half horse-power motor and is designed to cut a min imum of f our acres a day. Equipped with traction wheels it wi l l c l imb a 35% grade whi le a Dmible-V- belt and chain dr ive together with larger sheaves, makes practical the reduction o f eng ine speed and operat ion of mower at slow wa lk ing speed. Ne t weight IliO lbs. Inquir ies may be di-rected to Moto -Mower Company 4fill0 W o o d w a r d Ave,, Detroit 1, Mich .

A new machine called the Soil Sifi auto-matically sifts and shreds the soil and is designed to remove all stones and debris and at the same t ime preserve the vital humus. A l l gears on the machine are made of quality steel and may be operated by clcctric motor or gasoline eng ine . Further in format ion may be obta ined by writ ing the T a y l o r Sales Co.. 238!) Nat ' l . Bank Bldg., Detroit 25, Mich.

Driving Ranges A N D

Miniature Golf Courses Wo have « com plot* i tock of

GOLF BALLS — CLUBS TEES—MATS—PUTTERS

Write f o r p r i c e s

EASTERN GOLF C O . 244 W , 42nd St., Dapl. A, N . w York 18. N . Y .

G O L F B A L L S & E Q U I P M E N T NORTHERN HAS A COMPLETE STOCK OF:

GOLF BALLS. CLUBS, MATS,

PUTTERS, TEES. ETC. FOR DRIVING RANGE & M I N I A -

TURE COURSE • Write for 1949 Prices

N O R T H E R N B A L L C O . 3441 N. Claremont Ave., Chicago IB, III.

D R I V I N G R A N G E S For o complete line of

RANGE BAILS - CLUBS AUTOMATIC TEES

BAIL PICKERS - MATS • PAILS FOR DRIVING RANGES

and GOLF BALLS & PUTTERS

FOR MINIATURE COURSES Write to

WITTEK GOLF RANGE SUPPLY CO. SUB W. North Ave., Chicago 39, til.

Section of 3 -acre warehouse of Spa ld ing ' s new p lan t a t Chi«ope«, M a n . g i ve * on ideo of a reo , stack o n d faci l i t ies f a r r a p i d h a n d l i n g of Orders.

THOUSANDS AT NEW SPA LOING PL ANT "OPEN HOUSE"

A . G . Spalding & Bros, were hosts to thousands at the new §2,500,000. addit ion to their Chicopee, Mass. plant during four O p e n House days. Commenc ing with a ' family party' when the Spalding employ-ees brought their f i vn i l i es , there fo l lowed a day for executives of western Massachu-setts industries and institutions, the one tor customers, suppliers and Lhe press, and f inal ly a huge "Sportsman's Day " when the public came in droves to see how itnple-

Chnr les F. Dobbins (L) S p a l d i n g pres., a n d W . T. B rown, S p a l d i n g vp In c t iarge of manufac tu re , have the i r a w n house-worming in Robbins ' of f ice

a t new Ch icopee p lan t .

ments of thr-ir favorite sports were manu-factured.

Spalding executives, who met and talked with their guests, were praised for their latest achievement in creating, building and equipping tiic World's largest antl I I IOSI

modern sporting goods plant. Visitors were taken on conducted tours

of the plant. Some sights especially com-mended wm'r the .Spahling imposition of 25 booth* which showed the functions of the various departments, the three acre warehouse with the efficient machinery for handling Ixnh raw materials and fin-ished goods; the great craftsmanship in producing sports equipment so it can with stand severe strains and stresses <>f actual play, the very completely equipped and staffed hospital t,» provide employee** with the linesi triedic I attention obtainable un-der almott ,iny conditions and the large attractive Cafetetis.

roiio purchases WHIRLWIND CORP.

T o r o >tai iufa ( ttuing Corporat ion, pro-dttcers ot Lftw't mow ing equipment , has purchased ipe plant, inventory. n ; ime and certain o|h(.f a ne ts of the W h i r l w i n d Cor-poration, Nfilwaukce, Wis. R. W , Gibson, vice president in charge of sales for the T o r o M;ttiufat 'tit ittj> (Corporatif>ti. stated that although I inal plans had not been

BETTER R A N G E L IGHT ING at BIG S A V I N G L i m i t e d « t . i . k n f tr. S. A i r t ie r - r ice W r u t i n ( t h n a i i e li>. flfettlUf h m . * h e * n . RnnjzeH OHintr t h r m r e p o r t e r e e t l y i n t [ ' r , , v e , l l ) luni i|ti1jDii w i t h US 2 / 3 " , cut In t i l t h l ri 'HlK. U n r e l n c * r e f l r c t i o n t h r u 20 i n , ltfcsJ*rh I t | j « n t b I t n " , f o o l b u r n l n t r l u m e n 1**1 l o n g e r . t.erpce d o o r e l f o r r t u ee»y U r t v l c l n i r . I t u l l t l p l » v . ca t r k p r t i e t w i t h these " o p p o r t u n i t y b u y s " . T h e y rout laof l .ot): »wr p r t f r t f p TOR l l e n t n n Hn rbc i r . M i c h .

MOODY ELECTRIC & SOUND SERVICE, CRETE, ILL.

completed, the Whir lwind plant would lie maintained as a subsidiary of the T o r o organization.

" W e have no pre-arranged plans to make any radical changes in the Whir lwind or-ganization, either at the plain or in the dis-tributing group" said Mr. Gibson, "but with nationwicle T o r o service facilities al-ready established, and a steadily increasing demand for the Whir lwind mowers, we expect to expand production and sales of the entire line during the coming wa r . "

The Toro Whi r lw ind G r o « King rotary b lade type mower ha* o 31-inch edi t ing wid th , a B r i gg i & Si rat ion - cycle motor and a cut t ing

capacity of 6 acres per day.

Winston Wstrous, founder of Whir lwind, will remain iti an advisory capacity for an indefinite period, Elmer t„trscu, former-ly sales manager, will be general manager, and George Mueller has been named sales manager for the Whir lw ind plant.

NEW NO. S WOOD

Wm. Beveridge, 833 N . Haw ley R d „ Milwaukee, IS, Wis., is making a No. 5 wood that ought to make specialty club sales in the pro shops. Kill is one of the old time master clubmakers and developed this club for players who aren't able to use their long irons. T h e thih is the same length as a No. 1 iron and has the loft of a No . 3 iron, which makes it useful on tee, fairway or in rough. T h e striking area of the face is straight to comply with U S G A regulations but the face generally is built with a slight concavity from toe to heel to help the chronic si iters, bill has had orders f rom pros and amateurs all over the country tor the club and now he's making up as many of the clubs as he can for I1M9 business.

A L F R E D H. T U L L G o If C o u r s e A r c h i f e c f

209 E. 49th Street

NEW YORK 17, N. Y.

ROBERT BRUCE HARRIS

Golf Course Architect Member i American Sorlel? of Cal f Cou r t * Architect*

664 N. Michigan Ave.

CHICAGO 11, ILL.

Phone: WHitehaU 4-6530

WILLIAM F. GORDON

Golf Course Architect

Mprtlker American Society of Golf ('.oiirw AreMteeU

D o y l e s t o w n ,

P e n n s y l v a n i a

ROBERT TRENT JONES M>i fc« i :

A — H n . Satiety s i Ce l l Caere* A n k l l e n l *

Golf Course Architect

20 Vesey Street Td: Rector 2-2258

NEW YORK, N. Y.

CREEPING BENT STOLONS © t f t < 0 r r l j a r & E u r f Kuroeriea

Box 350 R R. Bond, Prop.

Madison 1, Wisconsin Tl' fin'tn, Art Ihe Fniinrlallnh at All 3tlcc<?H*fui

Uoif Courier

B R A N D N E W DRIVING RANGE BALLS

6 coat i of paint, one stripe, any color, per doz.

G O L F PROFESSIONALS DRIVING RANGE EQUIPMENT C O M P A N Y

11000 S. Green St. Chicago 43, III.

$2.85

MINIATURE GOLF COURSES Wt have * complete stock at lowest prim.

PtrTT HHS— Spec I ally constructed for miniature courses. RUBBfcR TKE OFF MATS—GOLF BALLS.

Write for prices

EASTERN GOLF CO. 344 W 42nd St., Dept. A, New York IS, N Y.

• BENT GRASS • Stolon* and Sod. Washington — CI — and

other recommended strains.

H I R A M F. G O D W I N J23M Grand RI.tr Are., Detroit IT, Mich.

Durable, Long Wear Range Drivers Both Aluminum and Persimmon Heads

leather ond Pridt Robber Grips SPECIAL BRONZE HEAD PUTTERS

For Putting Courses Complete Range Equipment & Supplies

DACO GOLF PRODUCTS G*O M Mrcnwr 222 H, Cicero Ave., Chicago 44. III.

WILLIAM B. LANGFOBI) G O L F C O U R S E A R C H I T E C T

nalanred Topographical Design Member!

American Soctetr or Gall ( ourH Anhllrrli Telephone; KEvtione 9 -6 S 01

2405 Grace Street, Chicago, Il l inois

C L U B S F O R MINIATURE GOLF COURSES

AND DRIVING RANGES Bronie Head two way putter, genuine si Pel shaft in orange baked enamel finish. Rubber

Clip. At Only J1.7E Aluminum driving range dub, Inlay lace. Hed-don Spt«J swing shaft. Pride rubber grip.

Standard welgti. At Only $5,75 WITTEK GOLF RANGE SUPPLY CO SI 28 W. North Ave., Chicago 39, 111.

Dill DIST. MGR. FOR FARO UNA*

T h e A , B. Fnrtjn-har Co., manufac-turers of Iron Age Sprayers, announces the appo intment of Mr. A . H . Dill as Western D i s t r i c t Mgr. H e wi l l serve as Direct Factory Representat ive cover-ing sales a n d service outlets located in

the far western slates and port of Canada. N e w western headquarters f o r the com-pany are at 72tl Magnol ia .St., M e n l o Park, Calif:

A. H. Dill

NORSft PRO SPECJAtnES T h e Norsi l Co., 2 E. 46th St., N e w York

City is opening numerous pro shop ac> counts with its l ine of specialties. Among them are Prac-Tee, a gol f bal l atuchc-d by a cable to a long spike and the "Porta-ble Dr i v ing Range small indoor practice device. T h e company also makes Ny-mits, nylon clubhead covers, in sets of 3 and four . A 3-initial ball marker is another ol the products the company distributes. T h e "Pocket P r o " compact lesson reminder book is an especially interesting little job. It's well illustrated and lends itself as ,t fo l low-up to pro lessons.

C L A S S I F I E D A D S

PRO FINISHED GOLF HEADS Heat tirade 8<>lld Persimmon

Red fate insert. Win* shape plate, Sumli'ii. weighted, ready tar shafting.

$3,00 each stained A Lieqtiered 14.50

BERT DARG1E GOLF CO. 28B3 Poplar Ave., Mem phi i Tl, Tenn.

G O L F COURSE W A N T E D WILL LEASE or BUY

Must be 18 holes in good ploying condition — well located — with clubhouse and oft operating and maintenance equipment.

JAMES P. LAWSON 65 SW 9th St., Miami, Fla.

Salesman to handle line of golf halls told to pro* only MdPt territories open. Full time or wilh your present line. Address Ad 131 r/o Golf dam PRO or PR0*6REENKEEPER available for seasonal * year around rlub, Thoroughly experienced In rtturHe main tenance and pro shop operation. 32 yran (ltd. msmnj diet* A PGA member BOX 132 e/o <JOLFJ)OM

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