Golf in Europe.
At a meeting in" Luxembourg a proposal to recommend the formation of a European Golf Federation was uhanimously adopted. Delegates attended from the English Golf Union, Franee, Germany, Czecho-Slovakia, Italy, Holland Belgium, Switzerland, Hungary, Austria, Sweden and Luxembourg. The proposed federation will abide by the x'ules of golf and amateur status as laid down by the Royal and Ancient Golf Clu.b of St. Andrews, but will in no way coneern itself with the domestic affairs of the various national unions.
Percy Allis; British Rydcr Cup golfer. broke the course record with a bx'illiant rouxxd of 63 in -the recent 36 holes meeting of the Leeds and District tTnion at the Leeds Club. Cobble Hall. Alliss had a second round of 70, and won • the event with an aggregate of 136. °
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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 6, 22 January 1937, Page 12
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