FLYING GOLFERS
IN RHJfI LANDS IN ONE DAY LONDON, April 2. Flying golfers have formed clubs enabling members to play in four countries in one day, and the club is prepared to welcome anyone who flies 100 miles bo its meetings. Captains Ashton and Barnard started the fashion last June, and the first official meeting has been held at Brancaster. the conditions being that every entrant must fly to the course before starting the round. One of the most interesting efforts of Ashton and Barnard was to play in one day nine holes on courses in England, Scotland. Ireland, and Wales. Now three teams have promised to do nine holes in England, France, and Belgium in the one day.
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Evening Star, Issue 19839, 12 April 1928, Page 10
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