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Texas Golf History
Golf in the SouthWest, Texas golf history. Texas has a long traditionof great golfers and exiting tournaments. Check back with this
http://www.golfsw.com/history/history.htm
SPORTS FACTS - Golf History Index
Tony Hinchliffe's Sports Facts golf history Index HOME DIARY HISTORYLINKS On This Page See Also What's New The Majors Major Champions.
http://sportsfacts.net/history/golf/golf_history_index.html
Haverford College Athletics: Club Golf History
Club golf history. Golf returned as an intercollegiate sport at Haverfordafter a decadeand-a-half absence when Tim Harvey organized
http://www.haverford.edu/athletics/golf/history.htm

Extractions: History Golf returned as an intercollegiate sport at Haverford after a decade-and-a-half absence when Tim Harvey organized a club during his freshman year of 1998-99. Harvey and classmate Dan Steinhagen both competed in every fall and spring season from Spring 1999 until their graduation in 2002, except for their respective junior semesters abroad at The University of St. Andrews in Scotland. Last updated: 1.15.03 : Maintained by: Dave Beccaria
Books About Golf History
Search the net for about books golf history
http://bookstore.mywebgolfcenter.com/subject_golf_history.htm
Texas Golf: Significant Figures In Texas Golf History
Texas Golf Significant figures in Texas golf history include Hogan, Crenshaw,Nelson, Penick. FEATURE STORY Texas' past dotted with rich golf history.
http://www.golftexas.com/departments/features/hill-country-history.htm

Extractions: Luxury Golf Vacations CLIENT FEATURES Scottsdale Golf Guide Brunswick Golf OUR PUBLICATIONS USA EAST GolfCarolina.com MyrtlebeachGolf.com HiltonHeadGolf.com PinehurstGolf.com ... MidAtlanticGolf.com USA WEST GolfArizona.com GolfCalifornia.com MontereyGolf.com LasVegasGolf.com ... RockiesGolf.com USA NORTH GolfIllinois.com GolfOhio.com MichiganGolf.com USA SOUTH GolfFlorida.com GolfTexas.com OrlandoGolf.com CANADA CanadaGolfer.com OntarioGolf.com CARIBBEAN CaribbeanGolf.com PACIFIC HawaiiGolfGuide.com AustraliaGolf.com EUROPE EuropeGolf.com GolfEurope.com ScotlandGolf.com StAndrewsGolf.com AND MORE! BadGolfer.com NetCaddie.com Advertising Info Contact TravelGolf TRAVEL GUIDES Brunswick Golf South Myrtle Beach Arizona Vacations Mexico Golf ... Tampa Bay Golf SPONSORS Golf in Las Vegas with rich golf history By Shawn Nicholls , Staff Writer AUSTIN, Texas (Jan. 7, 2003) Many golf legends grew up on the fairways and greens in Texas. But four significant figures not only altered golf worldwide, but also returned to the Lone Star state to make solid contributions in all areas of the game. The list includes three men that dazzled crowds with their brilliant play and one that will forever be remembered as one of the game's greatest teachers.
Rollins Women's Golf - History
WOMEN'S golf history. Peggy Kirk Bell, Womens golf has enjoyeda very distinguished history at Rollins College. From the time of
http://www.rollins.edu/athletics/golf/womens/wgolf-history.html

Extractions: Peggy Kirk Bell Womens golf has enjoyed a very distinguished history at Rollins College. From the time of legendary star Peggy Kirk Bell in the 1940s to the present era, Rollins has made a habit of turning out great golfers and also of ranking among the top programs in the country. Last season the Tars came up just short of claiming their eighth national championship as they finished second. The first national title came in 1948 and Rollins also claimed the championship in 1950 and 1956. Nearly twenty years would pass before the Tars claimed their next championship. The 1974 Rollins squad defeated teams from all of the top major colleges in the country to win the AIAW National Championship. The 1990s was a particularly fruitful decade for the Tars, as Rollins claimed three national championships and finished second on five other occasions. Rollins claimed back-to-back national titles in 1991 and 1992 and regained the championship in 1994. It finished second to Longwood (VA) College in 1990, 1993 and 1995 and behind only Methodist (NC) College in the inaugural NCAA Division II/III Championship in 1996. In 1999, the Tars placed second to Florida Southern. Several Tars have enjoyed individual success at the NCGA and NCAA level.
Scotland Golf: History Of Golf
History of Golf. The following gives an overview of the historicaldevelopment of the game of golf over the centuries to today. Pre
http://www.scotlandgolf.com/tourism/golf-history.htm

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Golf History - History Of Pro Golf College - PGCC
Our contribution to golf history now spreads across the world, as hundreds of PGCCgraduates live in more than 25 countries. Ready to help create golf history?
http://www.progolfed.com/General/History-PGCC.html

Extractions: History of the College The Professional Golfers Career College was incorporated in November 1990. Beginning with a class of 30 students, the College teed off with its first class on September 6, 1991. Our first graduation was held December 19, 1992. Since then, with three graduating classes each year, PGCC has continued to grow incrementally in size and reputation. Our contribution to golf history now spreads across the world, as hundreds of PGCC graduates live in more than 25 countries. Our graduates are usually our deepest source of new students because PGCC changed and enriched their lives, making it possible to achieve their career goals Prospective students are encouraged to visit the physical facilities of the College and to discuss personal educational and occupational plans with the administrators before enrolling or signing enrollment agreements with any school. Students who actively compare golf colleges are quick to see the crucial differences in educational quality and golfing experience. PGCC, for instance, is the only accredited institution in the world which offers golf activities five days a week. Our students have their choice of ten superior
Us Open Golf History
us open golf history Park. If you want to be a part of history, bookyour tickets to the US Open golf tournament today! The
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OntGolf.ca :: Ontario Golf History
An Early History of Golf in Canada Canadian Golf Hall of Fame curator Karen Hewsontraces the origins of golf in this country to the massive immigration of
http://www.ontgolf.ca/history/

Extractions: Ontario has a long and storied history with respect to the growth of the game in Canada and North America. From the earliest clubs formed in Brantford and Toronto in 1880 and 1881, to current Canadian star, Mike Weir of Bright's Grove, Ontario has had no shortage of memorable golf moments over the years.
Michigan Golf History-MichiganGolf.com, Michigan's Official Golf And Lodging Gui
Rockies.com Colorado tourism, skiing, and sports online. Michigan golf history19111920 (Part 2) By Art McCafferty Michigan Golfer Magazine June 21, 1999.
http://www.michigangolf.com/history.htm

Extractions: Michigan Golfer Magazine June 21, 1999 During the years 1911-1920, the participation in golf in this country exploded. However, World War I slowed golf course construction in both Europe and the United States. Michigan mirrored the country and at the end of the decade, the golf inventory of the state totaled 63. "What is there about this game that has increased its players from the 5,000 of ten years ago to the 2,500,000 or 3,500,000 of today?" is the question. And the answer is "Try the game once." Read an article in the New York Times in 1915. Another answer to the question, might have been the dramatic U.S. Open win of Frances Quimet over Harry Vardon and Ted Ray in 1913.
Michigan Golf History: 1941-1950-MichiganGolf.com, Michigan's Official Golf And
Michigan golf history 19411950 Related Stories Michigan golf history1911-1920 Michigan Course Reviews, Features and More.
http://www.michigangolf.com/mgolfer5.htm

Extractions: Michigan Golfer Staff Writer Golf was far from many people's minds as we began the forties. Obviously, the advent of WW II and all the massive changes it brought to our state and nation were foremost on everybody's mind. It was not until the latter part of the decade that our country started to settle down and rebuild from a war-time economy. In the golf world the war caused numerous interruptions. The British Open was not played from 1940-1945. It began again in 1946 with Sam Snead taking the honors. The U.S. Open was the U.S. Close from 1942-45 emerging from its slumber with the play of Ben Hogan, as he won the first of his four championships in 1948.
Golf History
ON THE WEB. World golf history History of golf, PGA, LPGA, and of varioustournaments and events. Golf Online History Timeline, This
http://www.golfspast.com/hist/default.htm
OU Woman's Golf History ::
OU Woman's golf history. Prior She turned over the reins to Joan Blumenthal,the most successful coach in OU womens golf history. Blumenthal
http://www.fansonly.com/schools/okla/sports/w-golf/archive/061599aaa.html

Extractions: Prior to the 1974-75 school year, women athletes at the University of Oklahoma participated in intercollegiate intramurals. They played womens teams from other school sin Oklahomas higher education system. The change for OU came in the summer of 1974 when the women became part of the Department of Intercollegiate Athletics. A year later, OU went from a third place Big Eight team to the top, winning the first of three conference championships. OU finished five strokes ahead of Oklahoma State and had two golfers place in the top six. The Sooners missed the cut at the AIAW Nationals, but Oklahoma womens golf was on the map.
Cobber Women's Golf History
Cobber golf history Cobber golf history Conference Meets. Women's Golf ConferenceStandings 1977 Team Record 1 Concordia 4-1 2 UND 0-3-1 3 Moorhead State 0-4
http://www.cord.edu/dept/sports/wghist.html

Extractions: 1992-95 Concordia Finishes at NGCA Division III National Tournament 1992 2nd 993 Fayettville, NC 1993 3rd 1052 South Hadley, MA 1994 3rd 991 Des Moines, IA 1995 T-3rd 1025 New Palestine, IN NCAA Division II-III National Championship 1996 351-346-345-3441,386 6th place 1997 358 356 353 337 1,404 4th Place 340 326 1,334 T-6th Place 1999 343 352 356 333 1,384 T-6th Place ... 2001 328 328 296 312 1,264 2nd Place Women's Golf Conference Standings 1977 Team Record 1 Concordia 4-1 2 UND 0-3-1 3 Moorhead State 0-4 Women's Golf Conference Standings 1978 Team Record 1 Concordia 5-0 2 UND ? 3 MSU ? 4 Valley City ? Women's Golf Conference Standings 1989-90 Team Totals 1 Concordia 759 2 St. Thomas 772 3 St. Olaf 777 4 St. Benedict 814 5 Gustavus 862 Women's Golf Conference Standings 1990-91 Mankato Golf Course, September 29-30
Golf History Page
golf history. Results Spring 1998 Results Fall 1998 Results Spring1999. ERAU Athletics website maintained by Drew Rabin. Eagle, Home,
http://www.db.erau.edu/campus/athletics/golf/history/golfhistory.html
Men's Golf History
TRAILBLAZERS 2002 MEN's golf history.
http://www.lc.cc.il.us/SportsInformation.nsf/pages/GolfMHist
Men's Golf History
Home, Athletics, Men's Golf, Men's golf history, February 7, 2003. AthleticsHome. Men's golf history Individual Honors and Awards. AllConference and more
http://www.westminster-mo.edu/Athletics/Golf_Mens/history.asp
Golf History Exhibit
http://www.dunegrass.com/exhibit.html
Golf History Extract
golf history Extract. For those with a taste for the extraordinaryin golfing history, the match between two Scots a duke and a
http://www.scotwars.com/Period_Narratives/golf.htm

Extractions: Played over the old Leith Links in 1680, it was probably the first international game between the two countries. The young Scottish duke was, of course, the golf-struck Duke of York, later to become James VII of Scotland and II of England, and most of Edinburgh turned out to see the match because money was at stake. Like so many others at this time, the future king had been well smitten by the golf bug. The two English dukes teased him about his passion and an argument developed over whether golf had originated in Scotland or England. Eventually the challenge was thrown down to James, who immediately accepted and laid a wager on the result. It was not the first or last time that a Scot, of royal blood or not, with a reputation or money to lose, has sought means to give himself an edge. And so James immediately sent out his runners to find the best golfer in Edinburgh. They returned with shoemaker John Patersone, who also made the leather golf balls used in those days.

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