81. A Long And Storied Golf History (Turf, 10/98) A Long and Storied golf history Saint Andrews inMount Hope, New York Bob Labbance. October 1998. http://www.turfmagazine.com/articles/9810standrews.html

A Long and Storied Golf History Saint Andrews in Mount Hope, New York Bob Labbance October 1998 Home About Turf Free Subscription Advertising ... Links to Advertisers Although golf has been played in North America since the mid-1600s, the oldest continuously operated golf club in the United States is Saint Andrew's, located just a few miles north of Yonkers, Nwe York. The club was founded on November 14, 1888, taking its name from Scotland's Royal and Ancient Golf Club at St. Andrews, and play began on a six-hole course located at 480 North Broadway in Yonkers. The club moved four times before settling into its current home in Mount Hope, N.Y., during the spring of 1897. Though many clubs were instituted between 1888 and 1897, few still play on the original grounds, making this site one of the oldest golfing grounds in use in America. Members are proud of the longevity of their establishment and a rich and deep body of memorabilia and records are carefully guarded and appreciated by historian Peter Landau. As an American hallmark, Saint Andrew's has also led the way in greenkeeping, and the preparation of the course for inter-club and national amateur events has been closely watched by superintendents for a century. The club hosted the first, and as yet unofficial U.S. Amateur in 1894. Hopes are that another such event will visit the site sometime in the next ten years. Jay Reagan, CGCS, is the current superintendent comfortable in his surroundings after seven seasons on the job graduating from the PGA Tour stable of course managers after a five-year stint at the TPC at River Highlands in Connecticut. Reagan appreciates his place at this American golf legend. "I feel honored knowing the history," notes Reagan. "There have only been a handful of superintendents ever here. They've kept people on for a long time."

82. History Of Golf Benjamin Rush 1770 history. golf BEGININGS EUROPEAN golf GREAT TRIUMVIRATEAMERICAN golf AMERICA'S FAME LIST golf BEGININGS. golf is http://www.golfsite.com/golfhistory.html

"Golf is an exercise which is much used by the Gentlemen in Scotland. A large common, in which there are several little holes, is chosen for the purpose. It is played with little leather balls stuffed with feathers, and sticks tipped with horn. He who putts with the fewest strokes gets the game...A man would live ten years the longer for using this exercise once or twice a week." Dr. Benjamin Rush 1770 HISTORY GOLF BEGININGS EUROPEAN GOLF GREAT TRIUMVIRATE AMERICAN GOLF ... AMERICA'S FAME LIST GOLF BEGININGS Golf is a game in which the player attempts to propel a small, resilient ball with clubs around a course, consisting of widely spaced holes, in regular progression and with the smallest number of strokes. A typical golf course is either 9 or 18 holes. There are several sports that hit a ball with a club or stick, but golf has three factors that make it a unique sport. First, it is played over large areas of land, rather than a prepared surface of specified size and shape, no two courses are exactly the same. Secondly, the objective of the game is to get the ball into a hole with the fewest number of strokes. Thirdly, an opponent has no influence over a rival's play, only over his own score. Scotland is considered the birthplace of golf. Rabbit runs proved to be ideal fairways for early golfers. Rabbits linked their burrows in the dunes by means of runs, foxes and hunters expanded the runs. Golf began as a haphazard sport of hitting a pebble or roundish object with a stick or club into a hole.

83. Golf : Histoire & Collection - History & Collection Histoire de ce sport en France et en Europe Continentale. Livres, revues, cartes postales.Category World Français Sports golf...... golf; le golf, son histoire en europe continentale. golfIKA HISTOIRE http://www.golfika.com/

/* CSS Menu highlight - After Marc Boussard www.dynamicdrive.com */ var nklas=''; GOLFIKA Dernière mise à jour : 9 Mars 2003 / Last update : March 9th, 2003 Golf et Vélo Histoire History Les origines Origins of the game L'Europe Continentale Continental Europe ... Golfika's Archives Collection Collection Cartes Postales Postcards Livres, Revues, Vieux-papiers Books, Magazines, Ephemera ... Books on collectibles Magazine Magazine A l'aide ! Please help ! Echos et Nouveautés Petites annonces gratuites ... Preferred Links Pour toute suggestion, tout renseignement ... For any suggestion, any information ... Merci de nous écrire Please write us jbk@imaginet.fr Si beaucoup a été écrit sur le golf dans le Royaume Uni et aux Etats-Unis, trop peu de choses sont connues sur le golf en Europe Continentale. C'est la vocation de ce site que de rassembler les passionnés et de partager l'information sur ce thème. Many pages have been written on golf in the United Kingdom and in United-States. Too few things are known on golf in Continental Europe. This site was created in order to gather enthusiasts and share information on this topic. Ce site est non commercial. Il est géré bénévolement par Jean-Bernard Kazmierczak, membre du GCS et du BGCS.

84. New Jersey Golf, The Architects Club, Phillipsburg, NJ Stephen Kay designed public course pays homage to the Golden Age of Architecture between 1895 and 1955. The course and history of the golden age architects are featured. http://www.thearchitectsclub.com/

Read what they have to say. Magazine reviews of The Architects Club Golf Digest Golf Magazine Sports Illustrated Links Magazines Aficionado Golfers' Guide New Jersey Golf Pub Links Golf World learn more.... Conveniently located off of Interstate 78 in the plush meadows of Western New Jersey, this scenic 18-hole course strides boldly through acres of rolling terrain offering majestic views throughout. Broad landing areas and generous tees impart to the course a strong visual character; green sizes range from 4,500 to 11,000 square feet and are made of top quality bent grass. Each distinctively different hole offers a variety of beautifully manicured tees, allowing golfers to select the course most suitable to their skill level, from just over 5,000 yards to nearly 7,000 yards. A visually challenging, but eminently pleasing golf course, there is something at The Architects Golf Club to excite every golfer. All players, whether members or not, will enjoy one of the premier golf courses in the region. The clubhouse at The Architects will provide a full service Golf Shop with the latest technology. The Pub-Grille will offer a selection of draft beers, varietal wines and spirits to enjoy either indoors or on terrace seating overlooking the golf course, take in the scenic views of the Warren County countryside. Also adding to the golf experience are expansive practice facilities, including a state of the art driving range with bent grass teeing area, target greens from 50 to 300 yards, a large putting green, and an area for chipping and bunker practice.

85. Course Guides Destinations Golf Packages Message Boards history of Scottish golf. A Guide To golf Museums And Collections Where to find golf memorabilia and history. A history of The http://www.worldgolf.com/wglibrary/history/

Course Guides Destinations Golf Packages Message Boards ... NetCaddie.com The Library History Battles Lost But A Game Won - The illustrious history of Scottish Golf. A Guide To Golf Museums And Collections - Where to find golf memorabilia and history. A History of The LPGA - A handful of pioneering women made the development of LPGA Tour their "labor of love". Follow the growth of the LPGA from its beginnings as the Women's Professional Golf Association to the present day. History of the Professional Golfer's Association of America - The PGA can trace it's origins to January 17, 1916, when a group of New York area golf professionals met to discuss forming a national organization which would promote interest in golf and elevate the vocation of golf professional. The LPGA Hall of Fame - A history of the Hall of Fame since its inception in 1967. The European Tour - Some notable dates on the development of the Tour on its 25th anniversary. A History of the PGA Tour - From the 10 professional golfers and one amateur who played in the first U.S. Open in 1895 to the present day pros. A Chronology of the PGA Tour - Dates to remember in the development of the PGA Tour.

86. French Creek Golf Club Gil Hanse designed private club located in Elverson. Features history, illustrations, hole descriptions and membership information. Requires Flash. http://www.frenchcreekgolf.com/

87. History Of Golf - Scottish Perspective The history of golf is traced from its origins in Scotlandto its development into the modern game of golf. http://www.golfing-scotland.com/history.asp

The following gives an overview of the historical development of the game of golf over the centuries to today. PRE 1400 THE ORIGINS OF THE GAME An insight into golf as it was in the distant past. THE ROBERTSONS OF ST ANDREWS The Robertson family, ball-makers and masters of the game. THE MORRIS AND PARK ERA As the game evolves to its present form, two families dominate. THE GREAT TRIUMVIRATE Vardon, Taylor and Braid dominate the game of golf. BETWEEN THE GREAT WARS The game and its greatest players invade the US. THE EMERGENCE OF THE WORLD GAME Golf spreads around the world and unearths new legends. 1961 - Today THE TRULY GLOBAL GAME OF GOLF Palmer, Player, Nicklaus, Watson, Faldo and Woods. PRE 1400: THE ORIGINS OF THE GAME Throughout recorded history, every civilisation has played a game with a club and a ball. Pangea for example, as described by Roman scribes, would appear to be the father both of modern hockey and the Celtic games of Shinty and Hurling. In one form or another, the variant games of present day golf were clearly enjoyed throughout Europe in the Middle Ages. The game persisted over the centuries and the form that it took and rules that were applied varied as widely as the terrain the game was played over. In short, the game consisted of knocking a ball from one pre-designated place to another where the ball was to be struck off a predetermined object in the least number of blows. Games often extended from village to village.

88. LearnAboutGolf.com - Golf In Singapore A brief history of golf A lot of contoversy exists about how it allstarted. Roman emperors apparently played a relaxing game called http://www.learnaboutgolf.com/educational/history.html

Home Page Beginner Info Equipment Educational ... Ladies TIPS FOR BEGINNERS General Info Buying Clubs Golf Tips Golf Lessons ... Game Variations GOLF EQUIPMENT Irons Drivers Wedges Woods ... Balls GOLF EDUCATION Golf History Golf Technology Golf Etiquette Golf Terms ... Golf for Kids ABOUT US Contact us Privacy Statement Internet Security Recommend us A brief History of Golf A lot of contoversy exists about how it all started. Roman emperors apparently played a relaxing game called paganica, using a bent stick to drive a soft, feather-stuffed ball. Over the next 5 centuries the game developed on several continents and eventually evolved into the popular Scottish game known as golfe. Various European countries had games resembling paganicacambuca in England, jeu de mail in France, and in the Netherlands het kolven, which was played in the American colonies as early as 1657. The Scottish game, however, is the direct ancestor of the modern game. The first formal golf club, the Company of Gentlemen Golfers, now the Honourable Company of Edinburgh Golfers, was established in Edinburgh in 1744. It codified the first set of rules, which helped eliminate local variations in play. The Royal and Ancient Golf Club, established 10 years later at St. Andrews, Scotland, became the official ruling organization of the sport. Its rules committee, along with the United States Golf Association, still governs the sport. Among the major men's tournaments are the Masters, the U.S. Open, the British Open, and the PGA. Women golfers have their own tour, sponsored by the Ladies Professional Golf Association (LPGA), the governing body for about 600 women professionals. Their four major tournaments are in the LPGA, the U.S. Women's Open, the duMaurier Classic in Canada, and the Nabisco Dinah Shore tournament.

89. HP's Rules Of Golf Discussion Forums - Main Index Discussions on the rules and history of golf.Category Sports golf Chats and Forums...... Rules of golf Discussion Forum English history of golf Discussion Forum- English These Boards are migrated to our new site The Leith Society. http://www.oilcontrol.it/dg/dgindexe.shtml

Hans Paul's RULES of GOLF DISCUSSION FORUMS Main Index "Rules of Golf Discussion Boards" Please bookmark this page - all changes in the forums will be shown here. Central European Time (CET): / GMT = CET -2 Rules of Golf Discussion Forum - English History of Golf Discussion Forum - English These Boards are migrated to our new site: The Leith Society From there all "old" messages are accessible from the Archives Rules of Golf Discussion Forum in Italian Rules Forum in German This Board is migrated to our new site: The Leith Society For comments, critics, suggestions, email me: Hans Paul Griesser (griesser@oilcontrol.it) HP's Rules of Golf Main Index

90. Varsity Men's Golf Past Seasons, University Of Minnesota, Crookston © 2000 by the Regents of the University of Minnesota The Universityof Minnesota is an equal opportunity educator and employer. http://www.crk.umn.edu/people/athletics/Golf-men/history/history.htm

UMC Golden Eagles Men's Golf Past Seasons 2001-02 Roster 2000 Roster Athletics Home UMC Home ... Top of Page © 2000 by the Regents of the University of Minnesota The University of Minnesota is an equal opportunity educator and employer. Last Updated: Friday, October 25, 2002 Created by UMC's Web Team. Comments to Webmaster

91. Varsity Women's Golf Past Seasons, University Of Minnesota, Crookston © 19992000 by the Regents of the University of Minnesota The Universityof Minnesota is an equal opportunity educator and employer. http://www.crk.umn.edu/people/athletics/Golf-women/History/History.htm

UMC Golden Eagles Women's Golf Past Seasons 2000 Season 2000 Roster Athletics Home UMC Home ... Top of Page © 1999-2000 by the Regents of the University of Minnesota The University of Minnesota is an equal opportunity educator and employer. Last Updated: Tuesday, November 05, 2002 Created by UMC's Web Team. Comments to Webmaster

92. Oregon Golf Course - Greenlea Executive Golf Course Scenic 9 hole course in a country setting near Boring. Includes course tour, scorecard and layout, rates, history, and directions. http://www.greenleagolf.com/

Welcome to Greenlea Golf Course! You are invited to enjoy our executive course in the country. Greenlea was built for your pleasure and will test players of all skills, with 3 par 4's and 6 par 3's, with two sets of tees. Our pro shop offers the small items you need for playing as well as rental clubs and pull carts. CLICK HERE FOR ANIMATED TOUR DESIGNED BY STATEOFOREGON.COM

93. Indiana University Athletics - Men's Golf - History - Tradition Of Program Men's golf. history Tradition of Program. Tradition of Program Year-by-Year Letterwinners Coaches Roster by Hometown Records http://iuhoosiers.com/mensgolf/history/

Choose a Sport... - - - - MEN'S - - - - Baseball Basketball Cross Country Football Golf Soccer Tennis Wrestling - - - - WOMEN'S - - - - Basketball Cross Country Field Hockey Golf Rowing Soccer Softball Tennis Volleyball Water Polo TEAM LINKS Schedule/Results Statistics Meet the Hoosiers Photo Gallery ... IU Bloomington Men's Golf History - Tradition of Program Tradition of Program Year-by-Year Letterwinners Coaches ... Roster by Hometown Records: Low Rounds Season Averages Big Ten / NCAA All-Americans ... Honors The sport of men's golf has been a staple in Indiana University athletics. The Hoosiers began competing in the 1920s and made their first appearance at the Big Ten Championships in 1922. Success has followed the Hoosiers over the course of the last 80 years and IU's tradition in men's golf is as prestigious as any Big Ten school. "Having grown up in Evansville, it was a life-long dream to attend Indiana University. The important thing, upon visiting the campus and meeting Coach Bob Fitch, was the emphasis he placed on meeting academic standards. "The term 'student-athlete' meant just thata student first and an athlete second. I learned much more at Indiana University than merely marketing, my major. Coach Fitch impressed upon the team life's most important values: Honesty, Integrity, and Honor, all vitally important.

94. Indiana University Athletics - Women's Golf - History - Tradition Of Program Women's golf. history Tradition of Program. Tradition of Program Year-by-Year Letterwinners Coaches Roster by Hometown Records http://iuhoosiers.com/womensgolf/history/

Choose a Sport... - - - - MEN'S - - - - Baseball Basketball Cross Country Football Golf Soccer Tennis Wrestling - - - - WOMEN'S - - - - Basketball Cross Country Field Hockey Golf Rowing Soccer Softball Tennis Volleyball Water Polo TEAM LINKS Schedule/Results Statistics Meet the Hoosiers Photo Gallery ... IU Bloomington Women's Golf History - Tradition of Program Tradition of Program Year-by-Year Letterwinners Coaches ... Roster by Hometown Records: Low Rounds Season Averages Big Ten / NCAA All-Americans ... Honors The Hoosiers have been a dominant force in the Big Ten since the conference's first official championship tournament in 1982. That first year Indiana finished seventh, but since then has finished lower than third just twice. The Hoosiers have won seven Big Ten crowns, second in the conference to Ohio State's eight. In fact, the Hoosiers have placed either first or second in 12 of the last 14 championships and have finished in the top three an amazing 18 of 21 years. "I really loved Indiana University's campus when I visited IU. I met coach Carmichael and I really liked him and felt he would make me the player I wanted to be. I've always dreamed of playing professionally, and without coach Carmichael, I wouldn't be where I am today. He is the greatest golf coach ever and I cannot say enough good things about him. He is in my mind, without a doubt, the best golf coach ever. While at Indiana, coach spent so much time with me while I was playing. He dedicated himself to make sure that I became the best student, the best athlete, and the best person that I could be. My time at Indiana included some of the best memories I have and if I had it all to do over again I would not change a thing."

95. USGA Timeline, 1894- in history to endorse a product, using his Vardon Flyer ball througout the tour.Americans Charles Sands and Margaret Abbott win gold medals in golf in the http://www.usga.org/about/timeline/

In September, William G. Lawrence wins a "national amateur championship" at Newport (R.I.) Golf Club. In October, Laurence B. Stoddard wins a "national amateur championship" at St. Andrew's Golf Club. C.B. Macdonald, runner-up in both events, calls for the formation of a governing body to run a universally recognized national championship. The Amateur Golf Association of the United States soon to be called the United States Golf Association is formed on Dec. 22. Charter members are Newport Golf Club, Shinnecock Hills Golf Club, The Country Club (Brookline, Mass.), St. Andrew's Golf Club (Yonkers, N.Y.), and Chicago Golf Club. America's first golf magazine, The Golfer , is published in New York, N.Y. Charles B. Macdonald wins the first official U.S. Amateur championship at Newport Golf Club. The first U.S. Open is held the next day at the same club, almost as an afterthought to the Amateur. Horace Rawlins wins the $150 first prize over a field of 11. Mrs. Charles S. Brown wins the first U.S. Women's Amateur championship at the Meadow Brook Club in Hempstead, N.Y.

96. New Page 1 Details the history of the Club on its old site, and outlines the new course and clubhouse that opened in September 2000. http://www.bedfordshiregolf.com

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97. Parkstone Golf Club, Poole, Dorset Traditional heath and heather course, with panoramic views over Poole Harbour. Individual/groups of golfers welcome. history of the Club and other golfing links. http://www.parkstonegolfclub.co.uk

Parkstone Golf Club Links Road Poole, Dorset Welcome to Parkstone Golf Club Parkstone is a traditional heath and heather golf course, with panoramic views over Poole Harbour in Dorset. The course is a varied test of golf, set amongst pines and heather-fringed fairways, where every hole presents a different challenge. Over the years many famous golfers, both amateur and professional, have been associated with the Parkstone Golf Club. Click on the image to see a larger version! Among the amateurs was the 1952 English Champion and Walker Cup player, Ernest Millward. Well-known ladies include former English Ladies' Champions Jeanne Bisgood and Barbara Dixon, together with former Curtis Cup Captain Maureen Garratt. Professionals to the Club include the 1938 Open Champion Reg Whitcombe , whose championship medal is on display in the Parkstone clubhouse, Ryder Cup player and well-known television commentator Peter Alliss , together with Bill Shankland , former Rugby League star and twice third in the Open Championship. Many major competitions have been held at the course and, in 2000, the English Ladies' County Finals were hosted by the Club.

98. Callaway Golf - History The X12 Irons went on to become one of the Company's best-selling irons inhistory. At the PGA International golf Show in August 1998, Callaway golf http://www.callawaygolf.com/corporate/history.asp

In 1982, Ely Callaway founded the Company that became Callaway Golf. First called Callaway Hickory Stick USA, Inc., the Company specialized in hickory-shafted putters and wedges that were "Demonstrably Superior and Pleasingly Different." In 1988, the Company introduced a new set of irons with a revolutionary clubhead design called S2H2 - Short, Straight, Hollow Hosel. This design combined a cavity back iron with perimeter weighting, a progressive offset and a bore-through shaft with an innovative shortened hosel that moved weight from the hosel to the club's effective hitting area. The same year, the Company's name was changed to Callaway Golf Company. The following year, S2H2 Metal Woods were introduced. These were traditional-sized, stainless steel clubs with a radical new four-faceted sole design. Essentially all of the hosel was removed from the S2H2 Metal Woods, freeing up weight that could be used more effectively elsewhere in the club. Both the S2H2 Irons and Woods were offered with steel or graphite shafts instead of the heavier hickory shafts. By the end of 1990, the S2H2 Driver was No. 1 on the Senior PGA Tour. Year-end sales reached $21.5 million. Callaway Golf Company entered the 1990s with a new line of oversized metal woods that would revolutionize the golf industry. Named after the World War I cannon, the Big Bertha Metal Woods combined the S2H2 design with an oversized head. The result was a golf club that helped golfers obtain straighter shots on off-center hits. Sales in 1991 reached $54.7 million. By the end of the 1992 golf season, Big Bertha Drivers were No. 1 on the Senior PGA, the LPGA and the Nike (then Hogan) tours. Year-end sales more than doubled to $132 million.

99. Arcot Hall Golf Club - Northumberlands Premier Golf Course Located in Northumberland, features include course details, club information, and history. http://www.arcothallgolfclub.com/

Come inside to view the magnificent club house , it's fantastic facilities and our splendid golf course

100. Gort Golf Club History G O L F C L U B Gort a home to the stranger . Gort golf Club -history. history Gort golf Club, founded in 1924, and originally http://www.gortgolf.com/history.html

G O L F C L U B "Gort - a home to the stranger" Gort Golf Club - History History Gort Golf Club , founded in 1924, and originally known as the Rockfield Club, spent its first 50 years on its home off the Galway Road. However, from the beginning, the annual winter flooding reduced the golf course to a veritable lake for up to six months each year causing much upset to the members. F inally in 1974/75, under the captaincy of the late Bob Forde and Gerry Cahill, the Club decided to move to a new location at Laughtyshaughnessy, where members could enjoy their golf in all seasons. However, it soon became clear that the 30 acre site could not properly accommodate the growing membership, and thus during the late 1980's and early 1990's successive committees searched long and hard for a more suitable location. T he current site, purchased from the Finnegan and Fleming families at Castlequarter, has an interesting history. It is recorded that one "Nehemias Follane, in respect of his travaile and pains taken for Her Majesty (Elizabeth I) - shall have 2 quarters (240 acres) in the New Toune, in the Barony of Kiltaraghe" (Kiltartan). The castle, built by the above Nehemias Follane, still stands on the property adjoining the course. It is also an area of outstanding beauty, overlooking the Slieve Aughty mountains and the woods of Coole on one side and on the other the Clare Hills, and the world famous Burren. I n the early 1980's, Christy O' Connor Jnr and his family came to live in the parish of Gort. The people of the area were pleased and proud that the considerable upturn in Christy's golfing career happily coincided with his arrival in South Galway. He was made an Honorary Life Member of the Club in 1985 following his breaking of Henry Cotton's 50 year old record at Sandwich in the British Open where he finished third to Sandy Lyle. The links he has forged with Gort Golf Club are strong indeed, as was evidenced when some 20 members of the Club travelled to the Belfry to witness his great triumph over Fred Couples in the 1989 Ryder Cup.

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