THE PINEHURST OUTLOOK
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Country Club Annuals
HOTEL W ENT W O R T H
An Estate Comprising 125 acres, 3 Miles from Ports
mouth, N. H. Most beautiful location on North Atlantic
Coast. Seashore and Country Combined.
A First-class Hotel Catering to Exclusive Clientele. All
Outdoor Sports, including Yachting, Deep Sea Fishing, etc.
Improved Golf Course Picturesquely Situated on Ocean Front.
Concerts daily by Boston Symphony Orchestra. , Also Special
Dance Orchestra.
SPECIAL FEATUBE
VEGETABLES FROM OUR
OWN FARM
SEASON
MIDDLE OF JUNE
until
MIDDLE OF SEPTEMBER
Advise early reservations for season 1921
WENTWORTH HOTEL CO.,
J. P. Tilton, Managing Director
Room 805 Little Building, Boston, Mass.
Early Golf and Hunting
AT SUMMER VILLE
PINE FOREST INN AND COTTAGES
Summerville, S. C.
22 Miles from Historical Charleston
FULLY OPEN DECEMBER 1st
Special Early Rates to February 1st. One of the finest
winter resort hotels in the Middle South. Here you will enjoy
rest and quietness amidst tall, Southern Pines. Invigorating,
dry healthful climate. Pure artesian water. Cuisine and
service on par with the best Metropolitan hotels. Ideal
weather for Golfing and Hunting.
Special December and January Tournaments. Superb 18
hole Golf course. Regulated tennis courts. Livery of car
riage and saddle horses. Good roads for Driving and Motor
ing. Quail, Wild-Turkey, Fox and Deer Hunting.
F. W. WAGENER & CO., Owners.
Willard A. Senna Manager.
Golfers returning to Pinehurst this
season will find the Country Club shining
spick and span in trimmings of pleasing
green, and the same cheery interior which
has formed a gathering place for good
fellowship for so many years. Donald
Eoss, of course, will again be at the
helm, and, with a coterie of capable as
sistants, everything ,is in readiness to
take care in fine shape of what promises
to be record breaking crowds. Last sea
son the number of players using the links
was greater than during any previous
year, and from present indications that
number will be exceeded this season. Any
possibility of crowding, however, has
been eliminated by the fact that the new
number four course has been completed
and is in the best of condition and in all
probability will be as popular as any of
the other courses. This gives Pinehurst
four 18 hole courses 13 miles of golf
links. The greens and fairways have
received careful attention during the
summer and fall, and are now in the pink
of condition. Another welcomed im
provement is the rearrangement of the
Southern Pines road which formerly
passed directly in front of the Club
House. It has been rearranged so as to
extend along the railroad tracks to the
race track, thence across to the inter
section of the Aberdeen road. This
will eliminate danger hazards and in
terference to golfers playing number
one and number two courses. John
Fitzgerald will be on hand at the Grill
with a competent chef and staff which
will insure the success of a luncheon or
dinner party at any time. The attaches
at the club remain about the same. An
innovation by way of another tourna
ment has been added to the already long
list of regular scheduled events. This is
the "Fall Amateur and Professional
Best Ball" which is scheduled to im
mediately precede the Annual Autumn
Tournament and is set for November 20
22. It is to be 72-holes, Medal Play, and
carries with it five monies for profes
sionals: 1st, $500.00, 2nd, $300, 3rd, $200,
4th, $100, 5th, $75. Amateurs to receive
sterling trophy. The season's program
of regular scheduled events is as follows :
NOVEMBER 10, 11, 12, 13 FIFTH
ANNUAL CAROLINA TOURNAMENT.
Two or more eights to qualify. Sterling
trophies for best qualifying score and for
winner and runner-up in each eight. Spec
ial trophies for additional divisions.
NOVEMBER 20, 22 FALL AMA
TEUR AND PROFESSIONAL BEST
BALL TOURNAMENT. Amateurs and
professionals must arrange their owi
partners, not necessarily from same club.
The event will be 72 holes Medal Play,
the best ball of each pair to count; 36
holes November 20th and 36 holes No
vember 22nd. Professional prizes to be
cash: 1st prize, $500; 2nd, $300; 3rd,
$200; 4th, $100; 5th, $75. Amateur
prizes, sterling trophies. Winning pair
entering from same club will be given
special trophy in form of a tablet, to be
held by club represented by winners for
one year. When trophy is won three
times by any pair representing a club,
the club will take permanent possession.
Those wishing to enter should notify the
Pinehurst Club at least 3 days before
tournament.
NOVEMBER 23, 24, 25, 26, 27 SIX
TEENTH ANNUAL AUTUMN TOUR
NAMENT Qualifying round and finals,
eighteen holes. Sterling trophy for best
qualification score; President's Trophy
to winner of first sixteen; Governors'
Trophy to winner of second sixteen;
sterling trophies t division runners-up
and consolation division winners of both
sixteens. Special trophies for additional
divisions.
DECEMBER 28, 29, 30, 31; JAN
UARY 1 EIGHTEENTH ANNUAL
MIDWINTER TOURNAMENT. Quali
fying round and finals, eighteen holes,
Gold medal for best qualification score;
President's Trophy to winner of first
sixteen; Governors' Trophy to winner of
second sixteen; Secretary's Trophy to
winner of third sixteen; Treasurer's
Trophy to winner of fourth sixteen; Cap
tain's Trophy to winner of fifth sixteen;
also sterling trophies to division runners
up and consolation division winners.
Special trophies for additional divisons.
JANUARY 31; FEBRUARY 1, 2, 3,
4, 5. SEVENTEENTH ANNUAL ST:
VALENTINE'S TOURNAMENT.
Qualifying round, 36 holes; finals, eight
een holes. Gold medal for the best quali
fication score ; President 's Trophy to win
ner of first sixteen; Governors' Trophy
to winner of second sixteen; Secretary's
Trophy to winner of third sixteen; Treas
urer's Trophy to winner of fourth six
teen; Captain's Trophy to winner of fifth,
sixteen; Club Trophy to winner of sixth,
sixteen; trophy to winner of seventh and'
eighth sixteens; sterling trophies to first,,
second, third, fourth, fifth and sixth di
vision runners-up and consolation division
winners; silver medals to division runners-up
and consolation division winners in
the seventh and eighth divisions. Special
trophies for additional divisions.
There will be a consolation tournament
as in the Midwinter. This tournament
will be conducted on the Pinehurst Sys
tem, explained in connection with the
Midwinter Tournament.
FEBRUARY 8, 9, 10, 11. SIXTEEN
TH ANNUAL ST. VALENTINE'S
TOURNAMENT FOR WOMEN Quali
fying round and finals, eighteen holes
on the morning of each day. One or
more eights to qualify. Gold medal for
best qualification score; sterling trophies,
for winners and runners-up in each eight.
Special trophies for additional divisions.
FEBRUARY 21. SEVENTEENTH
ANNUAL TIN WHISTLE ANNIVER
SARY TOURNAMENT. Note. Ac
cording to the privilege granted seven
teen years ago by the Board of Gover
nors of the Pinehurst Country Club the
right of way on number two course is
given to the Tin Whistle Club for two
hours on this day.
MARCH 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12. SEVEN
TEENTH ANNUAL SPRING TOUR
NAMENT. Qualifying round, thirty-six:
holes; finals, eighteen holes in all divi
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