The latest of the inventions which miniature golf has brought with it is a handy scorer device attached to the handle of the golf club. After each stroke the player presses a small button on the scorer. Within the device is a small card to carry a full record of 18 holes, and each stroke is punched on the card under the proper hole. After a round the card gives a complete record of the player’s score—provided the player remembered to punch for each stroke. It is only two and a-half inches in diameter and weighs 3oz.
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King Country Chronicle, Volume XXV, Issue 3278, 12 March 1931, Page 2
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