Popular Golf Magazine Page. — The American Golfer
Practical Suggestions.
When you are put up at a club and invited to sign a friend’s name for anything you desire, always provide yourself with a hard pencil. It lasts longer.
Some players, not many, replace divots; but it is better to disregard them, as the cavity prepared with your iron leaves an ideal brassey lie for a following player.
After driving into the party ahead, the correct explanation is: “I didn’t think I was going so far.”
Always use a wooden club on a caddy. A niblick is too messy.
Before pocketing a ball lost by another player it is well to wait until the ball has stopped rolling.
A character in one of Mr. Thomas’ plays remarks that there is nothing less worth watching than a bum game of billiards. But at Ormond Beach a gallery watched Mr. Rockefeller play a round of golf.
For a certain golfer
A word sufficed.
And the less they told him
The more he sliced.