Evening star., 1922-08-13

No. 1-a4O Yards, Par. 4.
Play is across fiat polo field with
wide fairway. Wide race track ap-
proximately fifty yards from the
middle of the green must be carried
on the second shot. Likely to be two
full woods if the ground is soft. Best
position for the drive is to the right
il the pin is on the left-hand portion
of the green; to the left if it is on
the right-hand portion, and in the
center If the pin is in the center.
Mounds and a tree as hazards for
long second to right of green; traps
and rough to left and in the rear of
green.
No. 2-3OJ Yards, Par 4.
Green might possibly be carried
with tremendously long and high
ball with following wind, but with
mounds and traps to be carried close
TO the green. Best position for drive
is over left edge of trap. located in
center, about l75 yards from tee.
Long ball leaves a short pitch.
Shorter drive means traps to be car
ried. with possibility of going over
into a blind trap at rear of left corner
of green. Another trap. farther back
of the green. catches strongly over
played approach. Long grass to left
of fairway for pulled drives, also leav-
ing difficult approach over guarding
traps ana MOUNDS.
No. 3-435 Yards, Par 4.
Choice of positions for drive. Long,
straight ball down left center of fair
way gives a view of green for second
shot, but might be spoiled by going
too far and going over the plateau.
leaving a hanging lie as we'll as
making second shot trtf1e more ar
ficult because of the slope Of the
green. Long tee shot more to the
right leaves blind second. but cuts
down the distance and leaves jigger
or long mashie from the easier angle
Of approaching this green. Bunkers
and trouble for pulled or sliced tee
shots and difficult second after a
short drive, because of bunkers to the
left, mounds to the right OF the green
~ No. 500 Yards, Par 4.
No trouble except for a badly
hooked or sliced drive. Possibility of
long bunker across the fairway just
short of green.
No. $40 Yards, Par 4.
A stiff par when the ground is
soft~and ball gets little or no roll.
Rad place to top tee shot. Second
shot max be anything from a jigger
to full wood. Wide bunker in middle
of fairway. high-banked at back, for
topped or low second. Series of
bunkers and mounds, as well as long
grass, to the left Of the green, close
up. Wild second might be sliced
out of bounds. One of the most diff
ficult second shots on the course. The
long driver, provided the pin is in the
center of the green. will have a
slightly easier shot IL he is to the left.
The short driver will gain consider
able distance by hugging fairly close
to the trees on the right.
No. 8-cS5 Yards, Par 4.
Might possibly be driven. but uphill,
and three deep and troublesome
traps jutting into green to be carE
ried. Narrow fairway. Rough on
either side and three pot bunkers
at right edge Of fairway. Delicate
pitch Of second. especially when cup
is near front of green. Ground for
a foot or so beyond bunkers guard
ing green slopes toward them.
No. 200 Yards, Par 3
Series of traps to left; chocolate
drops at left near corner and long
right edge of green. Long green,
narrowing further end. Liable TO be
played with anything from a jigger
to spoon, according to wind direc-
tion and individual preference as to
character of shot. High midiron or
driving iron probably as good choice
as any.
No. s-5ss Yards, Par 4.
Drive placed to the. left leaves
open path for approach. but with
danger OF pulling irto traps Or fringe
ee woods. Drive OF only moderate