... All entries for The Bystander Monthly Medal Competition must be accompanied by the coupon which appears in any issue of The Bystander during the current month. Coupons must be attached to the cards signed by the Hon. Sec. of the club, who must certify the scratch score of the course, and be addressed to the Golf Editor of The Bystander, 346, Strand, W.C.2, to reach her not later than the first ...

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... GOLF CLUBS AND G0LFEKS THE BRIGHTON AND HOVE GOLF CLUB This club of the twin towns which, although thev sit snugly beside the same sea, are definitely separate cities, has the distinction of being the oldest one in Sussex and, as its supporters loyally claim, the best. It was founded in 1887, and the picture of the founder in the centre of this page is held to be absolutely lifelike. Mr. ...

... 1 GOLF CLUBS AND GOLFEKS FRINTON-ON-SEA GOLF CLUB By MEL 1 hat a golf course can be very flat yet interesting, and by no means easy, is proved at Frinton-on-Sea. The course is a very good test of golf and the fairways are delightful. Frinton has been called the Carnoustie of the South. The list of members includes many well known personalities in all walks of life and at holiday times many ...

... THE ROYAL PORTHGAWL GOLF CLUB By MEL Porthcawl is one of the most famous and at the same time most attractive golf courses to which England's fastest railway, the Great Western, can take the enthusiast, and our artist has managed to collect a number of the leading lights amongst its 600 members. Porthcawl is in Glamorgan with a quite extra 18-hole course, and the club-house is only 1| miles ...

... A PANORAMA OF PERSONALITIES AT THE FAR-FAMED GLENEAGLES HOTEL T'L _ Even St. Andrews itself is not more popular with the devotees of the ancient game than the courses at the famous Gleneagles practically all the year round this is the case. There are three courses-- the King's, the Queen's, both eighteen holes, and the Wee nine-holer and they are all pretty good and set in a picture-frame ...

... THE MARCHESE AND MARCHESA MARCONI AvTORl A wonderful impression of the most famous scientist and inventor the world has ever known and his beautiful wife, who was formerly the Contessa Maria Cristina Bezzi-Scali. The only thing about Marconi of which the world can be certain is that it is quite uncertain what new marvel in scientific discovery he is going to spring upon it. Ever since those ...

... THE BOOKMAKER'S NIGHTMARE Gordon Richards, being now well within reach of beating Fred Archer's record of 246 in a season, has dealt the books some hard knocks and has compelled an entirely new system of wagering. Horses have almost ceased to count ...

... OUT OF THE MOUTHS OF By GEORGE BELCHER, A.R.A. Small Boy I wants a collar for our Dad Shopman Wants a collar What sort Like I've got on Small Boy: No, a clean one By GEORGE BELCHER, A.R.A. ...

... A MIXED GOLF GRILL Most of the people and certainly England's Guest House, more particularly known as the Palace Hotel, Torquay, will be familiar to everyone in the golfing world, and Mel has done his best to rope in some who are not actually in that world. Our Golfing Correspondent makes a mention in his notes of the short course championship at the Palace Hotel ...

... THE NORTH FORELAND GOLF CLUB Thanet, upon which the North Foreland Golf Club links are, was one of the most bombed and blasted places in all the British Isles during the War, so much so, in fact, that it was practically denuded of its inhabitants, and was more or less a devastated area when the cease-fire sounded. A part of the course, then known as the Kingsgate G.C., was owned by the late ...

... A limited number of specially printed and mounted cofries of the above bicture can be obtained from the offices of t. s paper at the price of 10s. Oct. each signed artist's proofs at 20s. each; postage, 6d. extra E THE PAMEJNTS WHO C VME BY CHARABANC By H. M. I ITEM AN ...