The organization and administration of playgrounds and recreation (1928)
Nash, Jay Bryan, 1886-1965 · New York : A.S. Barnes · leaf 373
MUNICIPAL GOLF 357 have the first hole relatively long. The same applies to the second. This makes possible the getting of the people away from the start¬ ing point without undue interruption. A short second hole will always mean congestion. It is very desirable to have the first and tenth tees,… … Father Makes Use of the Backyard Playground Fairway Grasses. Kentucky blue grass probably adapts itself best to practically all of the northern courses. It requires a rich soil and, when given such soil, makes an excellent turf. The Red Fescue makes a very good turf on sandy soils, but on the whole…
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