The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-05-28

The first tee at Englewood is placed on the
edge Of Il bank a few yards from the house.
The green lies 20 yards of. and a drive and
short iron shot should reach it. A topped ball
will be badly punished. The boyle is an easy 1.
The second tee is placed to the left Of the first
green. the green being on a knoll a short dis
tance from the clubhouse, A full iron shot
should reach the green. bat the sugarloaf
shape makes It n Grst-c'ass 3 hole. The third
tee lies n few yards to the left OF the club
house. the green being 275 yards of. between
two hazards. which make a full drive necessary
for n safe. approach. This makes a good !.
The tee for tho fourth, the first of tho new
sTSen Is bci nIsfiT in pain GI t New s? rs OF yn fas W SwSx. the e
hut q good drive and iron shot will reach, the
make; this rather a hard I
The nth t. the short hole Of ths course, the
played light to obtain 3. which is bogia.
Starting fort h sixth. the ground rises in front
9 Tea ,aS fesii 6 5sI rrnen wi t l" tSe d b1Ssss to be s Wnis of
hazaTi crosses the course 24o yards from the
lance is $40 wards and boyle 4.
Teeing for the seventh hole. the ground falls
$40 yards away. Good driving should reach
the green IN, >. but only the fgst-class player
,feeinG beside the fence for the eighth hole.
the plec ground %1 ab ris aGsa h Si 3bs the h,r player. the hoe is
will stop sliced balls, while on the left there is a
The ninth green is down in the hollow and a
stream "~ncircles II which will punish the over
alicl to the drive, and q bed Of PUSHES makes
the right int resting. The distance is 32O yards,
which calls Tor long drives to reach the green
The tenth hole IS $50 yards from tho tee. but
the ,bogie 3 calls for perfectly straight driving.
h nNnn IA pRAAn t@ tinn..l 90, Nh- T.
point OF the course. Thodistancc is 2Nyards'
A full drive and brqssie will reach the green,
the boyle OF 4. The view from this green NAV
VEL excuse Gu n a pl9ySer tingering after boiling out:
the, New Jersey mountains loom IN, with here
S SI%l whiir on a y INA st t P1'e ensH ch T. plainly Wis.,
bucked by the Orange Mills. is 10 be seen. The
drive for the twelfth green is one OF he pref
clearing cut through thu wood. The avenue
has been cut 25O, feet wide. so 1t is only the
99dly pulled or SLICED bal! that Is punished,
This briaEst the golfers back to the old links
d dis" a Il Gu" s '43 St yar %H'o a q i bnnf sc er6sscs The the
Goars" HM9 yards from the tee and the green
Necessary TO be able TO carry the first bank on
the second shot. while an equally good brassio
the third. :yhile the road awaits an oyerplayed
ball. One 81 our leading amateurs claims this
to be ono Of the best holes in this country.
The bose is placed at 3. The brook that
guards the fourteenth hole calls for extra play
To get the green in two, three shots being good
yet a fine drive and braSsie should reach the
green The distanc" is 33+ yards. The hogie
for, this hole l. placed at :, The fifteenth is
rightly named "HIllhcad, the green lying on
ne Tor, OF the rising ground. 4 really first
class driver can reach the green in two. hut it
- very rarely reached in less than three
Driving for the sixteenth hole gives one the
sensation OF driving into space, the holo being
20 yards, oil and n hundred feet lower than
the tee. This is "A very, attractive mole. Tho
green Is closely guarded by sand bunkers on
both sides. making n topped or badly played
urlve nay the penalty OF a stroke. while, as the
green lies on the, hnnk, an overplayed ball IL
also punished This is one Of the finest putting
England. remarked that it ranked with the
best greens there: and that it was the only
green in this country where a wooden putter
was any use, The bogie is {. The TACT
that the seventrenth green lies on the level
aud is distnS 100 yards makes this one OF the
pressing PLACES Oh the course and consequent.
~ On occasikio OF many fooled drives. Boyle