Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-08-31
GLENBROOK GOLF LINKS
AS AN ATTRACTION
A Feature That Will Attract Wide
Attention From all Sections

OF practice required, no one VINO
cares for the game enjoys spending
any length of time in vicinity where
| they are out of touch entirely with
! any links.
/ Glenbrook has the greatest advan-
| tage over the California Tahoe re-
sorts as possessing the drawing at
| fractions of the best fishing the west
| crn sunset views, and the only avail
able property suitable or available
even, for the golf links on the Lake.
With the advantage of the proposed
links the Nevada resort will attract
numbers OF the summer colony who
are devotees OF golf who have been
in the habit OF summering On the Cal
ifornia side and also with the advanc-
ed summer advertising of golf links
at Glenbrook many from Virginia
Beach and Del Monte
Many think visitors from the East
and Middle West who make even
more OF golf as pastime than the
Californians who come on brief
sightseeing tours OF the Lake with
this additional inducemcnt viii re
turn with their families ior the vaca
ton months.
Nearly every family counts among
its members several goll enthu aSts
and the Glenbrook Improvement
Corps realize no permanent boom is
maintained without permanent
summer colony. Glenbrook does not
possess the numerous trail trips to
nearby lakes and springs which the
resort abounds with on the other
side therefore those INTERESTED in
Glenbrook realize a still greater var
iety of recreation than now exists
must be supplied to meet the pub
lie demand.
Golf has acquired and maintained
its place as the foremost outdoor
sport because of the many advantages
it possesses over other outdoor pas
times. 1t can be enjoyed by the old
and very young as well as those i'll
the prime of youth. The heavy and
less agile members of the community
as well as the slight and active As
for example: Pres. Taft and young
Evans. the Middle West boy wonder,
and Mrs. Charles Stout twice national
champion the latter two being ex-
ceptionally light in weight and small |
1t possesses the magic charm OF the
ancient art of angling for the best
anu iohSCSi pdii - INV al AdbiJ tiS ci>
that is lost.
Nevada always wishes to keep in
the fore in the general march OF
progress and yet with all her natural
advantages, OF superiority of climate,
OF natural hotsprings and her parl
possession OF the most beautiful lake |
in the country, she boasts OF no first I
class resort.
Lakewood, Virginia Hot Springs, |
Aiken, Palm Beach, Santa Barbara, |
Coronado Beach can boast OF no such
air or scenery as Lake Tahoe. They |
all have one or more eighteen hole
golf courses and all the other rec
reations and inducements to enter |
tain and attract their patrons and
above all they are patronized and
doomed by the people OF their own
state.
The enlargement, growth future |
prosperity and popularity OF Glen |
brook will bring business to Carson
and its vicinity. Nine-tenths of the
visitors at the 1915 Exposition will
visit Lake Tahoe Are the citizens
OF Nevada going to join in the move
mcnt to develop Glenbrook with enc
rgy and thereby help to make of it a
resort OF which they will be proud
Nj. l.. PATTESON