END OF THE ROAD.—This may be the first and is probably the last picture taken of R. J. Charles, leading New Zealand golfer, playing a shot without moving the ball. It was in a bunker at Shirley’s fifteenth hole that the phenomenon occurred, Charles being in thick mud and unable to obtain a foothold. It was the last hole of the match in which Charles was beaten in a semi-final of the Christchurch Club’s Easter tournament by J. G. Scott.
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Press, Volume XCV, Issue 28262, 27 April 1957, Page 5
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80END OF THE ROAD.—This may be the first and is probably the last picture taken of R. J. Charles, leading New Zealand golfer, playing a shot without moving the ball. It was in a bunker at Shirley’s fifteenth hole that the phenomenon occurred, Charles being in thick mud and unable to obtain a foothold. It was the last hole of the match in which Charles was beaten in a semi-final of the Christchurch Club’s Easter tournament by J. G. Scott. Press, Volume XCV, Issue 28262, 27 April 1957, Page 5
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