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Love it. Whenever I finish my man cave, I will have many pics like these hanging in there!

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The photo on the first page of the guy with the beard... it looks like he's lining up his putt. That's what I think of when I picture golf history.

Imagine him watching you swing... "Git offa mah course!" Kinda creepy.

These old photos are neat. Lots of history. Thanks!

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how have i not seen this thread??!?!?!?!  this is amazing stuff...love the black and white pics/

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Now here's a golf swing! That's me taking a lesson from my dad who was a PGA Professional in Maine. July 2, 1958.


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Now here's a golf swing! That's me taking a lesson from my dad who was a PGA Professional in Maine. July 2, 1958.

Great picture! I'm sure you cherish that one!

 - Joel

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Thanks! I do. Now, years later, I wish I had paid a lot more attention to what he was telling me.


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Thanks! I do. Now, years later, I wish I had paid a lot more attention to what he was telling me.

Youth is wasted on the young as they say.

 - Joel

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Philadelphia Open 1963, won by Arnold Palmer

Arnold Palmer on the putting green

Arnold Palmer, Chuck Bednarik and my Dad on the first tee in the 1963 Philadelphia Open Pro-Am.

Arnold and his group waiting on slow play in the Pro-Am.

Jack Nicklaus on the first tee at the 1963 Philadelphia Open.

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Lots of power in that swing!

 - Joel

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After looking at these pictures ill never feel ackward smoking while playing a round again.

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I hope you don't mind a modern view of a classic image. I suppose I can convert to black & white and pretend!

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Harry Vardon teeing off at Fall River Country Club on October 20, 1900. The clubs is still there today, and is a few minutes away from my office. I absolutely love this picture (and hope to play there soon).

Love this one.  Note the water bucket and box of sand for making your tee.  Truly old school. :beer:

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