-Miss Alex a Stlrlng, of Atlanta i in
latest'"of"\I?"'1' 8'olf champion, is the
it- .1 ?"*iiie,'lation in Golf Illus
kro'lf ' iiid^i'!tilUl"V l? d? w,t'' woman's
heWe.'i .J . *1. lssue Wl,h ?Iioho who
b?lie\e that the way to prepare i I
moveCthe l,tt,,,Mla1rd U'"Kth ifi simply to
am call ,1 ' "la,os.to ?he short tee'
anil < all it a woman s course
Miss Stirling claims that everv
hampionshtp solf course in the couu
,.? 18 ,H"' out to domaml that each
: ',c ";;11 nl?yc.l by a man. ami j
jn.it a woman cannot negotiate the
0 '5t^rr eE " '"an. with his I
Stealer sirengtn of wrist and arm
?ids no didlciilty in overcoming She
believes a step in the rijrht direction
has been taken by the Woman's West
m t.olf Association, which has
adopted a new set of par figures for
its^ championship play. I
II wo consider, for example, anv'
? rdinary two-shot hole, properlv an'l
" ''V Hazards'of'sorne de
scription. a good male golfer will h i
nnde ? h'V 1,1 P,ayh'?- ?Sch a hoi.? |
'5' ordinary circumstances. be
cause It war; built for him. Hut" sayn
Miss Stirling, "put a woman on the
. mho o ,et hpr ""o tl?e same
??<> ??ie will nearly i
.'i\\a\/ fall \jiort of the gree-i and not !
improbably int.. tiVp At anv I
tro'?i.;s,,r r<v,uir*s? ",,r<1 ?hot to gc't
to xiui preen.
menVT^ .? ,womn? ??'">? from the
em\r T ii 1* Uiat she shouldi
HI'.er fall short of the p^, hazards.
L.?'L. ..01 I"'''* hfr drive that,
she pulls or slices into I lie rone I.
