New Britain herald., 1930-07-05

Minneapolis. July , lP'-The h. terlachen coursa here. theater Of this years National Open tourna- ment. is designed to ind use for every club in the bag Of the most overworked caddy
 When the 15u golf greats here start on # July T.. they will find that Two well hit wood shots are needed 10 carry 10 he green of the 47S-yard first hole Par is four and 3 three is practically unknown.
 No. 2. 37o yards, also is par four, with a ire shot 10 the right offering an open shot to tha green. But a heavy rough and large bunker are on the right and beyond 900 yards tho fairway falls sharply 10 the left. The green is bunkered on both sides and chances for g five outweigh those for a three,
 Half hearted shots fall into a trap in front Of tho 1S0-yard No. 9. where accuracy rewards with a birdie two.
 4 legendary "Old Devil Wind" '4DtF l'.' ilLt.4 .IIlI4sH 't - T 'H dIJllS the 5oG-yard No. 1. If the wind is out-maneuyercd, long tee shot will bring he ball 10 q plateau. where the fairWay twists 10 the right. Cau- tious players will not attempt to make the green until the third shot despite the par ]. because it is mar TOW and q lake looms to the right.
 No. 5. a '7S-yard par three hol.. is rhc most severely tra apped on the course The green is surrounded hy trees, which create q nice problem Of lights and shadows.
 A dog-lce 343 yards par four, is furnished ny No. E. with hillside traps 10 catch slices rom the ice, while pulled shot Rill run into heavy rough. Failure 10 stick on the green from any angle will cause a heavy forfeit from surrounding traps.
 No. :, 35--yard par four hole. af- lords an opportunity for brilliant play. A semi-doglcg. ii calls for q delicate approach because Of two traps by the green.
 Tee shots must go 10 rhc right 10 avoid bunkers on tho eighth hole. 397 yards in length, par four A temptation 10 shorten 10 the left is unsafe. Tho green IS set among trees, and is trapped on the left front. and the right side with dense woods.
 The second wood shot on No. 2, a yardage Of 4S5. must carry a lake which is large round, and hut tressed on the far side with marshy banks. A three once was recorded on tho hole but it claims more sevans than siXcs.
 Starting the second nine. is 344- yard No. 1o, par four. well trapped and containing an elevated green. No H. 4S5 yards, par five, consid- cred the courses sportiest hole. is much tho same as nature construct ed if, with young forest along the tai~Uay.
 No. 12. whose 53o yards makes it inc longest hole. has Mirror lake. lying alongside the fairway. The green is on q bill known as Pikos Peah, with five bunkers 10 complete a bad job
 An oyor-shot Of the 124 yards of No. i3, par three heads directly for Mirror lake. Deep traps also flank the green, No. 14 is IA yards, long and straight, with rough edging the right.
 Two water hazards challenge play on No. 15. 4n8 yards, par four. Numerous traps guard the way 10 the cup on No. ] $. 3I5 yards. also par four, while No 17 offers a chance for luck with 2G2 yards 10 go, par three. Real luck is required, however as the green is guarded by traps, steep bank and roughs.
 The second shot IS all-importaht on the hole which will spell the fortune of many of the Open chal- lengers. If the second on No. IS. 402 yards, par four, is short or to the right 1t will roll down the hill by the club house