Phunology: a collection of tried and proved plans for play, fellowship, and profit, for use in the home, church, and community organizations for a wholesome program of recreation (1923)
Harbin, E. O. (Elvin Oscar), 1885- · Nashville, Richmond [etc.] Cokesbury press · leaf 69
se a small potato is used as a golf ball. A lath with a piece tacked to it at one end at right angles will serve as a golf stick. The golf course is repre¬ sented by five tomato cans, one in the center and the four at equal distances out from it on four sides. These cans should have a section cut… … to No. 2. When the player has gotten the ball into No. 2, he drives it back to No. 1, then to No. 3 and back to center, to No. 4 and center, to No. 5 and center. Each time the player must “hole” the ball before proceeding. The number of strokes required to complete the course marks the player’s…
Church entertainments · Games · Amusements
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