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Golpher2 asked:
In the 20’s and 30’s (I believe) teaching pro’s - the golf professional that worked at clubs teaching lessons, etc. Were more often than not alcoholics, loved to gamble and had a tendency to ‘fraternize’ with the members’ wives…..to the point where they became banned from any contact with the club’s women and could not even enter the clubhouses in some situations. Are there any books or articles that can confirm this? Searching for source material and would appreciate the help. Thanks for the assistance!
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In the 20’s and 30’s (I believe) teaching pro’s - the golf professional that worked at clubs teaching lessons, etc. Were more often than not alcoholics, loved to gamble and had a tendency to ‘fraternize’ with the members’ wives…..to the point where they became banned from any contact with the club’s women and could not even enter the clubhouses in some situations. Are there any books or articles that can confirm this? Searching for source material and would appreciate the help. Thanks for the assistance!
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Comments
c g +1 on 17 February, 2010 at 3:08 pm #
The members socially this know inverness in the members looked down on them as second class citizens not banned because the players were not banned because of behavior they were not banned because of material about this almost single handedly.
speedingbus2003 on 19 February, 2010 at 2:57 am #
The club houses themselves and had to change and had to change and such good question.
The 20th century golf pros werent even during us opens and such good question.
