N.S.W. GOLFERS

Evening Post, Volume CXXVII, Issue 75, 30 March 1939, Page 15

N.S.W. GOLFERS

NEW ZEALAND TOUR

CHANGE IN PLANS

Two leading Australian golfers, Norman Yon Nida and J. Cremin, who were to have commenced a tour of *he Dominion .on April 4, have now postr poned their visit for a fortnight, the reason being that Easter tournaments were likely to interfere with their original programme. ■ At the conclusion of their New Zealand tour they will leave for America, where the Professional Golf Association has arranged a series of matches for them against American professionals. After touring America they will leave for England. Most of New Zealand's professionals will be in action against the visitors at one centre or another.

Accompanying the Australians will be Mr. Archie Keane, who will be remembered as the man who conducted Gene Sarazen's two tours of the Bominion, and the tour several years ago by Hagen and Kirkwood. An excellent golfer himself, he is attached to the Cammeray Club, New South Wales.

The amended tentative itinerary is as follows:— ~

April 18, Masterton; April, 19, Wellington (Miramar); April, 20, Nelson; April 21, Blenheim; April 22, Christchurch; April 23, Timaru; April 24, Oamaru; April 26, Otago (Balmacewan); April 28, Christchurch; April 29, versus A. J. Shaw at Wellington (Miramar); April 30, Manawatu; May 2, New Plymouth; May 3, Wanganui; May 5, Hastings; May 6, Napier; May 7, Poverty Bay; May 10, Rotorua; May 11 j Hamilton; May 13, Auckland; May .14, Maungakiekie; May 15, leave Auckland for America.