The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-04-29
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Regard Pittsburgh Course As Honest Layout,
 However

Pittsburg .(UP)-The Pittsburg Field club, where the Professional Golfers association will hold its an- nual golf tournament this year, is an honest but not overly tricky lay out. But the professionals playing in the PGA tourney from May 24 to May 30 will find the courses greens abound with trouble.
 The fairways are fair, trapped at about 210 yards out but the borders are guarded by gulleys, brambie patches and some woods. The greens mostly are elevated, guarded at the rear by steep drops.
 A hole by hole description of the course:
 No. (472 yards, par D: The elevated tee overlooks a valley. The fairwsy is guarded by traps to catch off-line drives. Three deep traps are placed to catch second shots pushed to the right. A shal- low trap borders the green.
 No. 2 (320 yards, par 4): The fairway slips off to the left. A short pitch to the green is guarded by a narrow neck. The green is well trapped to the right and 8 trap and gully line the left of the fairway.
 No. 8 (5OO yards, par 5: Rough borders the right hand side of the fairway. Second wood shot is up- hill. Deep bunkers line the fairway on both sides. Green is guarded by deep trap on the left and a shall low trap on the right.
 One-shOt Green at 4th
 No. 4 (137 yards, par 8: An easy one-shot to the green sur- rounded by traps. The green is slightly elevated to hold the tee shot but the rear drops 10 feet into the rough.
 No. (482 yards, par B: It takes two full wood shots to the elevated green. Deep bunkers to the right of the green make 1t best policy to play the left side of the fairway.
 No. 6 (208 yards, par 8: This one-shot hole is heavily trapped.
 No. 2 (386 yards, par A: A dif- flcult four with traps well placed to catch off-line drives. The green is surrounded by traps, deep one on the right, shallow one on the left and one to the rear.
 No. 8 (452 yards, par A: The tee shot must traverse a deep gull ley. The second shot is blind to the tee. The green carpet is guarded by two large traps to the left, small trap on the right. A bank rises behind the green.
 Sliced Drive Costly
 No. 9 (430 yards, par N: Tee shot should be played to the left of the fairway. A sliced shot will find @ deep gulley and heavy rough. The green is slightly dog legged, with 8 narrow neck.
 No. 10 (387 yards, par D: Fair ways slantt o the right. Woods border the fairway to the left for the second shot. Two traps guard the right of the green. A bank | rises behind 1t.
 No. II (460 yards, par 4): This hole has 8 well trapped fairway. | The tee shot must be placed &C., curately. The courses deepest trap | protects the green on the right, | there's trap on the left and | rough in the rear.
 No. 12 CATS yards, par 5: Tee | shots must be accurate because of | out-of hounds to the right and deep trap to the lett. A narrow neck to the green, behind which there's trouble.
 Mo- IS (360 yards, par 4): There | is out of bounds on the left with the fairway rolling toward it.
 Mo- IA (225 yards, par 3: This hole is considered the most diffi- cult par on the course. Cross winds haunt the hole and have a ten- dency to carry a fading ball into traps to the right. Deep bunkers line the left of the fairway.
 No. 15 Longest Hole
 No. IS (561 yards, par 5): The longest hole of the course. Tee shot is upgrade with traps waiting to swallow off Line drives. Heavy woods line the fairway on the sec- ond wood shot. Traps bound the green. Small brambles and rough in rear of the green.
 No. IS (168 yards, par 3): Green
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