The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-09-02
WOMEN GOLFERS
 TO TEST SKILL
 AT EXMOOR
By GEORGE KIRKSEY United Press Stan COrrcsDondent) ]

Highland Park, III. Sept. e. (UP)-The a7th annual National Women's Golf championship opens today at the Exmoor Country club, 26 miles from Chicago.
 Tho course is e,473 yards long and is the shortest the national women's championship has been played over in three years. Par Is 70.
 Tho record of 77 for the quail flying round Is expected to be broken.
 Description.
 A hole-by.hole description fol- lows:
 No. 1, par 5. 300 yards: Out of bounds on the right from tee to green, with four bunkers well plac. cd for sliced or hooked shots.
 No. 2, par s. 4a0 yards: Out of bounds on tho right. Tee well guarded with rought up to the 126- yard mark. with four bunkers and two grass mounds to trap the first and second shots. Tho green Is fairly well open.
 No. 3, par 5. 3so yards: Out of bounds close to tho right of tee, with two bunkers, q grass mound, two water holes and rough to the rear.
 No. {, par 5. 47o yards: Out of bounds to the right, with deep traps to the right and left of fair way with Q wide open green.
 No. 6, par 5, 40b yards: Heavy rough in front of the tee for 100 yards. Heavy woods to the right of fairway. Green wide open.
 No. 6, par {, 355 yards; Rough 100 yards from the tee Roads. wood and bunkers to the right to catch 0 slice. Woods to the left, with green wide open and woods in rear.
 No. 2. par 8, 175 yards; Fifty yards of rough in front of tee. Woods and traps to the right and left of a halfway open green. A hole that requires full carry with very little opron for the approach.
 Oak Tree Hazard.
 No. 8, par, 375 yards: Out of bounds to the right. One of the few holes that contain just one bunker. A large oak tree is on the right of the fairway, 200 yards from the tee. Left of fairway heavily wooded with road on its boundary.
 No. 9. par 3. 135 yards: From an elevated green one pitches over rough to the apron of the green. Out of bounds fence to the right, with Q road to the left. Green. well-trapped and heavily wooded for an overshot.
 No. 10, par s, 42s yards; Rough from the tee. bunkers to the right and left of the fairway. which is comparatively narrow.
 Unique Hole.
 No. II. par {. 330 yards: This is one of the most unique holes in the western district. It contains two oak trees, one at the 160 yard mark and the other at the 300- yard mark. It has only two bunk CTS. both to the right of the fair way. The green is wide open.
 No. 12, par 1, 265 yards: Rough from te to 100 yards to gain fair way. To the right of fairway a grass mound extends halfway across the course, which requires carry of 14O yards. From there it's an open shot to the green.
 No. 13. par 3, 140 yards: Rough from teel to the 100-yard opron, guarded by lake which bites into fairway, cutting 1t in half. The green, which is undulating, makes it one of the most difficult par 8 holes on the course.
 No. 14, par 4.375 yards: 0 fairly open hole, with bunkers to the right and left and no undulation. Second shot to the green is wide open with the mound and traps to the right.
 No. IS, par s, 405 yards: One of the most extreme dog-leg holes in the Chicago district. At the 1e0- yard mark. heavy rough and woods eliminate the short cut. To the right are rough and woods, and a trap guarding the left at fairway, requiring a fade shot into the green after a fairly good drive.
 No. IS. par 5, 420 yards; To the right, heavy woods; At the 200. yard mark. a trap is located three. quarters across the fairway, which elaves q narrow alley for the tee shot unless one attempts to carry trap. Second shot, if the trap ts carried, will be wide open to the green.
 of rough, trees and traps on the tee shot. second shot is fairly wide open. The third is to an extremely unduiatinR green.
 No. IS, par s. se0 yards: Wide open fairway with four traps to right and one to the left. The green is wide open Into an uphill slope. There are few trees to AA l.l4 .l AA Ak.
 Par; 7os Length; esl73 yards.