GOLF

Jack's Reference Book for Home and Office : An Encyclopaedia of General Information: General Information · 1909 · p. 8
is a game played with small b and cluts of various shapes, on une — more or le waste. Each pla a separate ball. The course has intervals of 150 to 500 yard a a number smooth greens, each with a hole in it,; the object of each player is to get bis | into each of these holes in turn and round the course with the least num of strokes. ‘The ono who wins at greater number of holes wins the rou Sometimes two players on each side st: the same ball alternately; the mate! then called a “foursome.” Golf has b _— in Scotland for some centur was introduced into Epgland in 1 and bas since become very popular. [s. 159]
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