New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-27
GOLF CLUBS MULTIPLYING.
uuvrRAL ORGANIZED IN THE LAST FEW
WEEKS.
AIKEN GOLF AND COUNTRY CLUB OF

-,,AxEN GOLF AND COUNTRY CLUB OF
p.roGA-ACrIvITY IN THE SPORT.
l., rnarently no end to the multiplying OF
The' s,, o,ubs II the game considered popular
NC" oar there are indications that IL VIII
.a -, untitled so this season one OF '"o ~
'o. ~ arganzed is the Interlaken Goil anu Co"'''
~. =, Saratoga, the articles OF lhcorPoi "'o', 80
- 80. ore now In Albany. Sixty-three acres u
wnicn o. a 90 have been leased by the cluo lot a
,srm Of years and S5oV clubhouse WIN uaw,Sa
YIN, chores of Lake Lonely. Mrs. Bessie ha"N1
on %. ~ New-York and Saratoga owns the ian''
"v T., known as Interlaken Park Goif VIII o0
w. =, the most prominent or the ciuo 'P IT. .
.~uoh others will receive attention do
' Of the club include residents Oh -''
rrov and Saratoga, and on 'he poa'u " w ID
''0' lines NJ Marin. Senator f. T. Bracket W. d.
are u pike 7 Thornton Wilson and W. n.
oae . Thomas Bendeow, Of this CITY, WHO mas
.,,y designed golf courses at Westminster anu
:. Jyukosbarre Penn. VII probably 30 10 ""'
N lay out the links. ., rr,r, oro
r., New-Jersey clubs organized THIS sPrihs are
r,a,owood and the Madison golf clubs Ihe
the h"e. s.orted in February, and has nine
w.. course on the western slope OF the rai'saoes.
no'e -. tho Ramapo Valley. SO much interest
o'e' 49, sbown in the club that its membership
no" =, already nearly full. The organization at
ss,son Is still younger, having peeh iorineu ""
ah q II has siX-hole course ana LOT 'he
membership OF tnTt!. bo'" 'ie ''~N "
,rrs and the number OF players VIII prooaois
.s ,..rsased as the season advances.
!" - r,easant afternoon now and especially on
ss.ys the grounds OF the Dyker Meadow COLI
Fort Hamilton are we'll filled with players
ciuO. tho most frequently seen are Daniel Chaun-
1"' oon,aln of the club; WHY'S Terry Norman 5.
w. w A. Taylor. Graham F. Blandy. w. b. CRIT
-, and F b Studwell. on Saturday Mr.. CRIT
!enaa en established a new amateur RECORD lot tne
'rsa nv covering the nine holes In 49, nhs low
GU a The former record by three strokes. me pay
ereu NOW done upon temporary holes ana tees IN
ing nv allow the regular course TO get into thor
oroeI !" GOD condition before Il is disturbed.
QUIZ: CATERS who are unattached TO any clup Went
%sM y Torlandt Park on Saturday ana played over
70 .h,ic links there The Park COMMISSIONERS III
tns 10 the generally expressed desire lor tne
iesis,ssc Of this course have had considerable
i mpao dnrs upon II OF late. Bare spots on the
EoI nn. have been resodded and the usua! clearing
srsx and trimming up necessary AFTER the winter
Sss been accomplished. ,.,X ,..s,
"a WI Saturday there will be an interclub contest
. Npa, N j. between teams from the Pater-
sym h ~ Staten Island. The directors OF the MOTIFS
Ssuv csof Club of Morrstown. may decide upon
sormal openng Of the grounds on that date: put
wui denend somewhat upon the progress OF the
ttrnrnvements now being made there.
' Jphn d. Archbold. president OF the Knoiwood
rountry Club has presented silver cup 10 De
niavej for by the members. The conditions COVER
t. have M. vet been announced, and the friends
ys,he cInb have kept 1t we'll supplied with prizes
.hat This new one will probably not be offered Tor
competition until the fall tournament.