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got the thrili my golfing career, for the trees ended, and I stepped: straight on to the second tee, a patch of greensward no more than 20 feet square, perched on the edge of a precipice 200 feet above a vast, dry river bed. It was obvious that one

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and if ever a course had eighteen) had to drive into space from this W. A. Archibald. holes absolutely dissimilar from dizzy tee, and it was equally obvious each other it is Takarazuke. A that the second green lay on a wide mountain stream, which in the shelving plateau (300 yards away) melting-snow season would be a 60- also overlooking the river bed, and yard-wide torrent, has been man scarcely less high than the tec. handled so skilfully that the en- With what rare feeling of exaltation gineering is not apparent, and one entrancing fairway has been cut the crisp impact of the clubhead on Mr. and Mrs. J. Gelomb..

I took my stance, and when I felt clean through the wooded hillside the ball and know immediately that above the stream. At one point, I had smitten it well and truly on

Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Hunt, Mr. where the stream flows through a its journey, I got my second thrill.

H. Henrijo. short canyon, a footbridge (with I am not sure whether all golfers wire aide-rails) precariously spans would agree that a freak hole of this it at a height of over 100 feet, and sort is golf, but, believe me, it is here is an exasperating short hole magnificent.. And if I forget al} calling for a resolute shot, for if you else about Japanese golf I shall are short you are down in the never forget Takarazuka, nor the ravine, where the caddles watch; and thrill of standing Cortez-like on that if you are either too strong or off tiny tee at the second hole, nor the the line you sra" out of bounde among the trees. In three attempts

fact that, "rabbit" as I am accused I had the mortification of spoiling the taste of an eariler triumph.

Luck of the Game,

Mr. H. O. Kuhrt. Mr. Oliver Lee. Dr. G. E. Mason. Mr. G. E. Pollard. MR. Roxburgh.

Mesara, S. M. Walker, Paul Wyler.

of being by my friends, I played Association reports, successful The Canadian Ayrshire Breedere this wonderful hole in the afternoon round in a bogey that Bobby Jones monstrations conducted by David series of barn meetings and de- would not have been ashamed of, " This earlier triumph I recount pag

Hunter, fieldman," in eastern and with full consciousness that luck has

Western "Ayrshire clab districts in apart in golf sa wall as ald. When Lindrum is one of the few men Ontario. At each meeting, says we started from the clubhouse I had on earth who can afford to turn the report, "Mr. Hunter gave a done the first hole in arperfect 4-a up his nose at what is called food lecture on type and the essential straight, engy drive, a nice mashle fortune. He has made billiards an points of a dairy cow and then con- whot on to the green:

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