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Author(s):Mackenzie, Alister
Title:Plans for the Ideal Golf Course
Source:The American Golfer. Vol. 35, No. 6, March 1932, p. 20-21, 44, 46.
Publishing Information:New York, New York: The American Golfer, Inc.
# of Pages:4
Keywords:TIC Keywords: Golf course design; Planning; Golf greens; Golf tees; Golf fairways; Bunkers
Facility Names:Augusta National, in Georgia
Abstract/Contents:"The architect of the Augusta National writes of its promise." Presents the four essentials for the "ideal" golf course: 1) Must be a constant source of pleasure to the greatest number of players, 2) Require strategy in the playing as well as skill, 3) Give the average player a fair chance while requiring the utmost from the expert, and 4) Preserve all natural beauty, utilize natural hazards, and minimize artificiality. Includes brief descriptions of Augusta's golf holes with yardage, course yardage for regular and championship markers, fairways, greens, and sand traps.
Language:English
References:0
See Also:For more information about the book this was reprinted in, see: R=208
See Also:Other items relating to: DESIGN
Note:Reprinted in, Dr. Mackenzie's Golf Architecture, 1982, p. 79-85 (listed as "Plans for an Ideal Golf Course," in the Table of Contents)
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Quotable quotes"The acid test of a golf course is its abiding popularity." p. 21
"Clifford Roberts, Grantland Rice, and some of the other governors thought it might be interesting to have a real nineteenth hole, so that the loser could have the opportunity of getting his money back by playing doubt or quits." p. 46
ASA/CSSA/SSSA Citation (Crop Science-Like - may be incomplete):
Mackenzie, A. 1932. Plans for the Ideal Golf Course. The American Golfer. 35(6):p. 20-21, 44, 46.
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