The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-18
P. C. A. To Be Fought Out
 On Postage Stamp Greens

ana the foreside is flanked by two sand traps. A sloping green adds to the difficulty.
 No. 3--346 yards, par {. A slight dog-ieg to the left, with 200-yard carry necessary to escape 8 fair- way-wide trap. The green is protec- ted by two traps 20 yards out.
 No. 4-4i8 yards, par {. Another dog-leg to the left, protected by heavy timber about 250 yards out on the left side, and two bunkers to the right. Three traps protect the green.
 No. $ For Long Hitterg
 No. 5-53B yards, par s. The kind the long hitters like. An immense trap fortifies the green, another protects the fairway about 300 yards out, just ct the turn Of the right dog.leg. Tho green Hes IS feet above the frontside trap.
 No. 6--l64 yards, par 3. One for the expert short-iron master, this hole has an almost iinpregnable green that requires an accurate shot. A i6-foot lane is left by the btnkers and traps, . creek cuts through tho fairway 50 yards out and parellels the left side, and trees behind the green complete the hazards.
 No. 7-306 yards, par 1. A sweep- ing dog-leg to the left, with a ditch 76 yards out, 6 road just beyond, and q large trap completing the left side Qualifications. The green Is one of the smallest on the course, and is protected by traps and . creek behind 1t.
 No. 8-225 yards, par 3. A straight down the middle" shot is required to stay off a road to the left and gully to the right. A huge trap protects the ieft-center of the green, backed Up by q grove of trees.
 Long Drive Uphill
 No. e-264 yards par 1. Another hoe which requires long driving to offset the loss of distance due to the continued rise in ground. Fair. way drifts sharply to the right.
 No. i0-44i yards, par 4Another favorite Of the smash hitters, this straight-away hole is relatively free Of traps and other obstructions, A small green offsets this advantage somewhat.
 No. 1l-6eo yards, par 5, A nar- row fairway due to . course bound. ary makes . straight ball necessary. Doy-leg to the left slightly, with traps abounding about 400 yards out.
 No. 12-2iS yards, par 3. An all- water carry to the green atop n i0- foot bank makes this hole n "one. abound.
 No. i3-3sb yards, par 1. A shai- low ditch 20 yards out demands . long drive. Plnt-si2ed green an Q gide-hiii is protected by q creek.
 No. i4-470 yards, par {. Another dog.ieg to the left. which is cons sidered the best test Of golf on the course, this hole has tape-likc fairway with inaccessible rough on the left and the boundary on the right.
 No. IS "Badlands"
 No. i6-i60 yards, par ,. A bad. lands" hoie throughout, with no fairway and tiny green surround cd by . creek and traps, 1t requires a weil-placed iron shot.
 No. i6-3T yards, par {. A dog leg to the right, with . creek border- ing the fairway for 100 yards, then cutting across 1t to follow the left side to the green.
 No. i7-b46 yards, par s. The heAFkbrAaker of the lat1oLit it spots sand traps in seven places to trouble the iong-driyer. The hole is topped off on q postage-stanp island green.
 No. i8-40S yards, par 4. The thrill" hole for the spectator. The tee k located on a small peninsula jutting out Into the lake, and 6 carry of i76 yards Is necessary to make the fairway. A tiny arm Of the lake cuts into the fairway 200 yards out. A slight hook will de- pogit the ball in the lake unless t has . carry Of at least 2bo yards.