The
MARK GORTON CONTINUES OUR DECADE LONG MISSION TO FASHION A
History Objects
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HISTORY OF ROYAL LIVERPOOL BY FOCUSING ON TEN ARTEFACTS IN EACH ANNUAL EDITION OF THIS MAGAZINE.
Protective Mat 71
During the period of preparation for an important event like The Open
or the Walker Cup it is essential to define zones where the ball must be placed on a mat before being struck. While this protects the turf it is not guaranteed to save players from embarrassment, namely striking the mat first, seeing the ball rise vertically into the air - and the mat speed unerringly into a bunker.
76 Market Street, Hoylake
and sports shop of Arthur and Mary Haskins, whose son, Fred, would learn his game on the Hoylake links, start a new life in the United States and eventually find work as a golf course manager, Club professional and inspirational teacher. Fred made a profound impression on the game, his adopted country, and many young players. In retirement he was honoured by having the award given each year to America’s most promising college golfer named after him - The Haskins Award. You can read Fred’s story by Alistair Noakes on page 28.
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Now a Co-op, this was once the site of the golf
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