... beginnings seem to have been responsible and Bousfield, O'Connor and W eetman never really recovered, but Rees came back at Finsterwald like a tiger. Donny two down, a noble three at the seventeenth, which measures Once again singles a nxiety assertive temperament ...

... never confined, looked infinitely inviting, but sadly there was not time to play them. We were guided round them by Dow Finsterwald, the head professional at Broadmoor, a perceptive and delightful man who as captain of the American team at Lytham last ...

... eight ahead. Twice subsequently three men have been In 1962 involved in an extra day's work. In 1962 Palmer beat Player and Finsterwald, gaining seven strokes in five holes from the turn on Player with one of his blistering charges, but there were no such ...

... Boros in middle age is one of the great golfers of the world; no one makes the game so effortless! y of Finsterwald simple. The quiet style of Finsterwald conceals no slight aggression of spirit ; Casper's skill around the greens has had few peers in modern ...

... acanthus work into stucco, and thus laid the basis of collaboration with the Vorarlbergers, and if the Feichtmayrs and Finsterwalders had not gone to Augsburg and from first-hand acquaintance with the latest developments in ornament and fresco evolved ...

... are unqualified for the highest company. I wonder how many would have opted for Jack Burke, Nick Faldo, Doug Ford, Dow Finsterwald, Greg Norman and Harold Henning. There is the problem, too, with books of this nature, that they become a trifle outdated ...

... Hunt by contrast played admirably together and they were extremely unfortunate to find, as I have already sail, Ford and Finsterwald putting like fiends at the beginning of the match when they were being outplayed through the greens. And so it fell upon ...

... ebert i a more accomplished golfer than his brother, who played at Lindrick. Of that side only four remain-Burke, Ford, Finsterwald and \.Vall. BRITAIN'S BRITAIN'S F OR much year attention vValker match, post-mortems. It gone the days the upon British ...

... y of competing as a team instead of against each other, as invariably they do during the intervening two years. In Dow Finsterwald they had as able and as articulate a captain Huggett also was They smile, swinging wide In the pride of their speed. I, ...

... behind after nine holes, but came charging home with a lethal rush of birdies that left hi.s poor companions, Player and Finsterwald, well-nigh crying for mercy. Over the five round Palmer' total for the last nine holes was 163, 22 strokes better than that ...

... of seeing him again so soon after his triumph at Birkdale. Of the rest only four have competed in Britain previously. Finsterwald, Ford and Wall alone remain of the Lindtick side, and Souchak played in the open at Hoylake five years ago, finishing eight ...

... on the last nvo holes robbed him of apparently certain victory. \ Vall wa not a power player, neither by any means was Finsterwald, who tied one year with Palmer and Player, and has finished in the first few several times. Marr wa second on e, and last ...