... -BY MEL CAME DOWN GOLF CLUB, DORSET- BY MEL The Came Down Golf Club is situated on the downs midway between Dorchester and Weymouth and overlooking Portland and Wey mouth on the south-west and commanding splendid views looking north and east. The course is all downland turf, which always plays well owing to the chalky subsoil, which gives good drainage yet never dries things up. Although ...

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... ST. LEONARDS GOLF CLUB, SUSSEX, AND SOME MEMBERS-- AS SEEN BY MEL The course at St. Leonards is one of those which delight the heart of a holiday golfer. The Club dates back to the first year of this rantury, the original survey having been made by Douglas Rolland and James Braid. The fourteenth hole has been described as one the finest in Sussex, somewhat resembling the first hole of the ...

... MORTONHALL GOLF CLUB, EDINBURGH, AND SOME PLAYERS- -BY MEL The Mortonhall Golf Club the pioneer of private courses in Scotland was founded in 1892, and the course built on the Mortonhall Estate, which adjoins the Braids. Its forerunner was the Morningside Golf Club, whose members played on the Braids. The first captain of the Mortonhall Club was Duncan Maclaren, and the improvements which have ...

... BY MEL This very strong Association, which is now in its sixth year, has a membership of 400. Recently they held an annual competition at Hadley Wood Golf Club, when 133 of its members competed. The Association's Cup was won by a long-handicap player, Mr. C. Newbury, a member of Mote Mount Golf Club, who went round in a gross 88 from 24 handicap. Very useful form There was a splendid array of ...

... BY MEL A gallery of well-knowns collected by Mel at Harringay the night Len Harvey took the Light Heavy-weight Championship of Great Britain away from Jock McAvoy. It was an interesting fight and so close was the scoring that not a few people expected the verdict to go the other way. In the first round Harvey's left hand, which has been none too sound for some time past, went, and ...

... -By MEL THE BRITISH SPORTSMAN'S CLUB LUNCHEON- MEL his luncheon at the Savoy was given by the British Sportsman's Club to hold out a hand to all the people who have come to play e polo game with us this year, and some of whom, no doubt, hope and probably will give us a pretty good hiding. Lord Decies, one-time light-weight G.R. and 7th Hussar polo specialist, was in the chair, as he has ...

... 1 tit 1 A 1 ttK ANNUAL DINNER OF THE ROYAL BLACKHEATH GOLF CLUB- -BY MEL The Royal Blackheath Golf Club, which was founded as far back as 1608, held its Annual Dinner recently at the Park Lane Hotel in London. The dinner is noted for its traditional ceremony, such as the march-past of the Field-Marshal and past captains, the installation of the Captain Elective this year Mr. John Burrell ...

... -BY MEL THE MAGISTRATES' GOLFING SOCIETY-- MEL The newly formed Magistrates' Golfing Society held its first meeting at Ranelagh recently when about forty of its 200 members took part. To see some of the beaks on the golf course was indeed amusing, yet among their numbers they have some very good golfers. The winner of the Hughes-Hogbin Cup was Mr. T. Atkinson, J. P., of Brentford, ...

... A PAGE FROM MEL'S BUSY SKETCH-BOOK At this time of year there are so many golf dinners that Mel is practically living in full dress order as hinted in the picture in the lower right-hand comer. Among such affairs recently held have been those of North Middlesex Golf Club, Hendon Golf Club, the dinner to the England-Scotland Rugger teams and the Vaudeville Golfing Society's annual dinner ...