No. 7 iron does trick
A former Canterbury j cricketer and hockey repre- ; sentative, Doug Reid, made a ■ name for himself at golf i recently. Playing in the Allied i Professions tournament at Shirley, Reid selected a No. 7 i
iron to play the perfect shot at the 133 m third hole. The same club! almost brought him a second success in the round; at the eleventh he was within Im of the cup with his tee shot. I
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