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Light and lighting (1908)

Illuminating Engineering Society, Association of Public Lighting Engineers (Great Britain) · [London] · leaf 314

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red to light the course. To reduce glare oiJaline globes were used on the lamps. A fairly uniform distributionof light over the course is de-sirable, the principal requisitebeing to have the nine holesuniformly lighted. This wasaccomplished by spacing theholes so that tlie^^ were notmore than 10… … The course is laid out on a plot ofground 40 by 80ft. as sho^n in theaccompanying diagrams, and containsnine holes. The grass is trimmedclosely as on a putting green. Tliecourses were originally intended forpractising putting, but are now beingused extensively for matches. The advantages of…

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