Join the club

Article Abstract:

The United States Golf Association (USGA) makes exceptions to its rule that requires that all of its members must be affiliated with a golf course in order to receive a handicap index. Golfers can bypass this requirement by forming golf clubs that simply follow certain USGA requirements.

Standards, Membership, Golfers, Golf, Golf rules, United States Golf Association

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Bell of the ball

Article Abstract:

One of the all-time greats of women's golf will play host to the 1996 US Women's Open. The Open will be played in North Carolina at the Pine Needles Lodge and Golf Club, a course that was built in 1953 by golfing great Peggy Kirk Bell and her late husband Warren Bell.

Appreciation, Biography, Buildings and facilities, Women golfers, 1996 AD, United States Women's Open (Golf), Southern Pines, North Carolina, Kirk-Bell, Peggy

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2003 Masters: Hootie's universe

Article Abstract:

The chairman of Augusta National Golf Club, William "Hootie" Johnson, is profiled. Among the issues involving Johnson, one is his battle with Martha Burk, chair of the National Council of Women's Organizations, regarding women becoming members of Augusta.

Strategy & planning, Executive changes & profiles, Georgia, Membership sports & recreation clubs, Country Clubs, Golf Courses and Country Clubs, Planning, Officials and employees, Golf courses, Masters Tournament (Golf), Augusta, Georgia, Johnson, William (English chemist), Aims and objectives, Augusta National Golf Club

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