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Author(s):Dearie, Edward B. Jr.
Author Affiliation:Greenkeeper, and Golf Course Architect, Chicago, Illinois
Title:Moulding the course
Article Series:Golf course construction from the Greenkeeper's Standpoint: Chapter III - Moulding the course
Source:The National Greenkeeper. Vol. 4, No. 6, June 1930, p. 15-21.
Publishing Information:Cleveland: National Association of Greenkeepers of America
# of Pages:6
Keywords:TIC Keywords: Golf course construction; Cost efficiency; Business management; Golf course construction costs; Master plan; Bidding process; Clearing; Contracts; Ditches; Golf course superintendents; Land forms; Golf course design; Equipment; Grading
Abstract/Contents:Discusses golf course construction, suggesting that "the most artistic golf courses are those upon which the least attempt has been made to modify the natural topography of satisfactory sites." Describes the potential role of the golf course architect, explaining that "the course architect should be the representative of the club and should not be financially interested in the construction work. His advice can be of far more value then." Focuses on possible construction requirements and methods, highlighting land clearing; equipment; ditching; and timekeeping. Concludes that "to lessen maintenance cost and to eliminate the necessity of reconstruction work...proper attention to construction work is most desirable."
Language:English
References:0
See Also:See also Part 1 "Golf Course Construction from the Greenkeepers Standpoint: Chapter I: Selecting the Site" The National Greenkeeper 4(4) April 1930, p.5-12 R=131058 R=131058

See also Part 2 "Golf Course Construction from the Greenkeepers Standpoint: Chapter II: Designing the Course" The National Greenkeeper 4(5) May 1930, p.19-26 R=132146 R=132146

See also Part 4 "Golf Course Construction from the Greenkeepers Standpoint: Chapter IV: Drainage on the Golf Course" The National Greenkeeper 4(7) July 1930, p.11-14 R=132149 R=132149

See also Part 5 "Golf Course Construction from the Greenkeepers Standpoint: Chapter V: Irrigating the Golf Course" The National Greenkeeper 4(8) August 1930, p.20-25 R=132150 R=132150

See also Part 6 "Golf Course Construction from the Greenkeeprs Standpoint: Chapter VI: Conditioning the Golf Course" The National Greenkeeper 4(9) September 1930, p.11-19 R=132151 R=132151

See also Part 7 "Golf Course Construction from the Greenkeepers Standpoint: Chapter VII: Landscaping the Golf Course" The National Greenkeeper 4(10) October 1930, p.19-22 R=132152 R=132152

See also Part 8 Golf Course Construction from the Greenkeepers Standpoint: Chapter VIII: Brining the New Course Along" The National Greenkeeper 4(12) December 1930, p.9-13 R=132153 R=132153
ASA/CSSA/SSSA Citation (Crop Science-Like - may be incomplete):
Dearie, E. B. Jr. 1930. Moulding the course. Natl. Greenkeeper. 4(6):p. 15-21.
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