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NEM' ZEALAND GOLFER’S RUSK. . LONDON, May 26. The Daily Mail says; The opening, of the amateur golf championship was enlivened bv a diseiis-i the skyscraper tee used bp the New Zealand cr Giilies. Though the committeemen privately roqtte-ted him not to use it Gillies decided not to drop it unless lm was officially requested to. ITe wi ut out magnificently ami drove by mean- of a rubber piping, biting the fall ten im lies; beating Reaec tip ~,,,1 |. ||e returned to find an official m.lice posted, boning the golfers, before using abnormal methods, or .abnormal implements, would cotisidci whether they were acting in conformity with the spirit of the rules, and recommending players to master the u.-e of the clubs rather than the use of implements never associated with the game. The Daily Mail comments: There is no rule against the use of the tee.
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Hokitika Guardian, 28 May 1924, Page 1
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146GOLF. Hokitika Guardian, 28 May 1924, Page 1
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