GOLF IN BRITAIN.
reciprocal society formed. (UNITED PKEriS ASSOCIATION-BT ELECTRIC ' TELEGRAPH —COPYRIGHT.) LONDON, December 7. An interesting golf innovation is the formation of a Eeciprocal Golf Society ■which is seeking clubs' affiliations throughout the country. It proposes that members take a yearly season ticket costing 10s 6d, entitling them to a dozen daily green fees a year, available on any course. NEW ZEALAND COUNCIL. IFRSSS ASSOCiiLTIO* TRLE3 SAM.) WELLINGTON, December 8. The >'ew Zealand Golf Council decided to renew Norman Fuller's engagement for a further twelve months. Unless there are sufficient applications from clubs no second appointment will be made The Titirangi and Hamilton Clubs applied for the 1932 championship meeting. It is understood that a, great many competitors at the last tourney expressed a wish for tho next meeting to bo held in Wellington, but up to the present no has be»B received.
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Press, Volume LXVII, Issue 20415, 9 December 1931, Page 9
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