The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1933-09-14
Real Golfing Skill
Needed To Conquer
The Kenlvood Layout

/ northwest. A moderate left dog
leg with severe traps and an Or
chard to penalize too close cut
ting of the corner. Even an escape
from these hazards leave the play
er too far to the left with @ very
awkward carry to q narrow green.
Shots to the right OF the fairway
leave the green wide open with
traps at the left and right rear.
Six traps.
No. S-395 yards, par 4: Play
south. A straightaway hole guard.
ed along both sides OF the drive
by old orchard trees. The shot ia
the green from the level fairway
Is O particularly accurate pitch
for the good sized green has deer
traps cut into the putting surface
on both the right and the left
Seven traps.
No. 9-446 yards, par 4: Play
south. A carry on this two-sho otter
Of anything short OF 200 yards
finds O hog back for landing and
may run to the rough on the right
down a steep slope or into traps
on the left. From the hog back,
the fairway hattens out to wide
valley with the green at the top OF
the far slope. Two traps on the
left at 426 yards are q factor In
reaching home. The green Is well
trapped at the right only. -Four
traps.
No. 1870 yards. par 4: Play
west. This hole with u steep side
hill and @ sharply trapped green
will be less easy than anticipated.
The best tee shot is one with q
fade to hold It into the side OF the
hill. The green IL fairly small
and undulating. Eight traps.
No. 11-315 yards, par 4: Play
northeast. The tee shot for this
hole IL out Of q deep beech grove
with trees at both sides. BY steer
ing the ball close to the left edge
Of the opening or by hitting O
well hooked ball around two traps
at 100 yards, the green may be
reached as the fairway takes q de.
cided dip to the left. A very small
and tricky green Is protected on
the right front and rear with sand
traps and on the left front with
grass hollows. Six traps.
No. 1916 yards, par 8: Play
north. A one shotter across q deer
and hazardous ravine with deep
woods at the left Of fairway. The
green, shallow but wide, has sew
eral traps at the right front and
at the rear. Five traps.
No. 13-144 yards, par A: Play
northeast. A very steep and near
ly unplayable ravine runs directly
In front Of the tee and continues
along the right side OF fajrway
for four hundred yards. The carry
from the tee will depend upon the
player, with adequate saving In
distance for the danger Of playing
to the right. The large green IL
untrapped except for one trap at
the left rear. Seven traps.
No. 14--373 yards, par 4: Play
south. Drive and pitch. The
landing area Is crowned and II
pays to keep well toward the trap
on the left to avoid running down
into a wooded ravine on the right.
Fivet RAYS.
NO. i5-4o7 yards. par 4: Play
south. Open hole-two traps to
carry with old orchard trees at
right for a slice. The green Is
large and trapped at right and
back. Not a hard hole. Five traps.
No. 16--244 yards, par 3: Play
southeast. A man sized carry over
two very severe traps at 210 yards
to a large and open green. An
alternate route to the right must
be played close to two traps at the
right side about 220 yards. Four
traps.
south. Out Of bounds on the left
from tee to green. Traps down
the right side 22b to ESQ yards.
Three traps across the fairway on
the high edge Of q grassy ravine
give the hole its character. I'M
less these are carried, on the right
400 yards and the left $50 yards.
the second shot does not leave q
reasonable chance to get to the
green. which IL heavily trapped
on the front right side. An in-
teresting and exacting hole. Six
No. is-s7i yards. par 8: Play
south. Out Of bounds on the left
and an old orchard on the right
are the hazards for the tee shot.
behind severe traps 1t the rishi
a dor lea 20 the rIeht with Q green
front make the second shot a try
InR one. Seven trops.
Totals Yards Par Trans
Out ...ss. s.Sf7 ss ss
100 81 ase