The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-08-04
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BY DICK MILLER

In I'D you ever take walk
III through a large mansion and
- marvel at the softness of the
carpets as you passed from room to
roomP
That's the way we felt Tuesday as
we went over the Broadmoor Coun-
try Club course, playing with George
Soutar, pro az the club: Mike Sulli-
van, assistant, and Nelson Marks. a
local amateur. Scutar played the
ball we will describe as being near,
perfect and nine holes is given today.
Rain at the start caused three of
Georges puts to hang on the lip
Of the cup, otherwise his round
would have been par. He had
score of 1887 for a 10, while par is
35-37-72.
The first hole Is a long one. 43s
yards. which is played with a drive.
brassie and two puts. George took
three. for a 5 on a par 4. The green
Is trapped on all sides and is rolling,
making puts uncertain.
On No. 2, which takes you to the
extreme far corner of the links. YOU
play drive and iron to green and
take two puts, for a 4. The fair
way is rolling and the green like.
wise trapped all around. George
again took three puts, when the ball
rolled off.
., soutsr hit par golf on No. 3. with a
i3ur' shooting, drive and mashie on TO
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beautiful green. and up ditch fe H crosses Is the
t,sir~ay: AND trap on the right is con
pr0seh., The best shot is from the the left D
from mo. "a T. 3 beautiful hole pitch shot
on the left and ditch y on tbs sT riSb, I wihS
running water make IL a wonderful hazard
hole. The green is marvellous. in that
.hreaieba and george did it, Sullivan came
with hnf E0a hole In yaTd bd long ne
green in the distance j. reached only after
like velvet and is true as glass is rolling
ana one that requires study for accuracy.
third strive here, on the 'eH tTeae ne Nis
No. 8 is similar to No. 3 with the best
sides and rolling. Par is four. and George
AZ Role ole 1 is reached after you play around
Actts .opuNdF MdFhk played the
their second with stiff iron shots
dubbed shot on No. hole K perfect
midi-on viii roll W to the green, 10
yards away and il takes clever putting 10
make par three. The greens were the most
beautiful we have seen this year. and
every player in the city tournament. which
was PLAYED one day over the BroadmoOr
course. will realize when ] say the greens
were even better Tuesday.
No hole goes toward the clubhouse
ana is a straightaway that requires a long
drive and brassie to be hole-high. and a
true pitch will allow You to be sure on
two puts The green is true. not quite as
trees and, shrubbery that make the dis
we felt as II we were walking over a
perfect golf course Tuesday, and the mem
bers of Broadmoor can feel proud of one
OF the greatest courses in the country.
be described TO you Thursday.
Urgent business prevented all the visit
ING g. "a Ioh OF Western Golf Association
9nlcials expected to come TO Highland to-
II. C. Allen. vice-president. and Ray
Fruit. secretary. arrived here Tuesday
night, and business details OF the coming
western Open, Aug. 20. % and %, were
gone over. The Western Officials ind Arch
Grossman president of Highland. and Al
bert Buch anan. chairman OF the sports and
pastimes committee today enjoyed round
at Highland. looking the place over. no
night the association officials will be din
ner guests at the club. and final plans will
be made for the entertainment of the coun-
try's best golfers.