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			[[File:the-tatler-1905-10-25-p124-new-golf-links-at-hindhead.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|right\|[[The Tatler]] (25 october 1905, p. 10)<br /><br />[[Sir Arthur Conan Doyle]] opening the new golf course at Hindhead, Haslemrere.<br />The upper photograph represents [[Sir Arthur Conan Doyle\|Sir Arthur]] driving off at the first tee: the lower shows part of the new course.]]

	''New Golf Links at Hindhead'' is an article published in [[The Tatler]] on 25 october 1905.		''New Golf Links at Hindhead'' is an article published in [[The Tatler]] on 25 october 1905.


	== New Golf Links at Hindhead ==		== New Golf Links at Hindhead ==
	[[File:the-tatler-1905-10-25-p124-new-golf-links-at-hindhead-photo.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|right\|[[The Tatler]] (25 october 1905, p. 10)<br /><br />[[Sir Arthur Conan Doyle]] opening the new golf course at Hindhead, Haslemrere.<br />The upper photograph represents [[Sir Arthur Conan Doyle\|Sir Arthur]] driving off at the first tee: the lower shows part of the new course.]]

	'''New Golf Links at Hindhead.''' — Much interest has been taken in the completion of the new [[Golf\|golf]] links at Hindhead, Haslemere. The course, which lies in the most picturesque part of Hindhead, promises to be one of the best of the inland links. It is an eighteen holes course and its president is [[Sir Arthur Conan Doyle]]. The members of the club include many of the influential residents in Haslemere and the district. The course has been laid out through pine woods and heather-clad slopes, is about 5,700 yd. long, and has every variety of hole, from the 170 yd. of No. 3 to the long No. 13 of 520 yd. J. H. Taylor, who originally mapped out the course, on his last visit pronounced it magnificent and prophesied a great future for the club. Owing to the dry sandy soil these links will be very popular in winter months.		'''New Golf Links at Hindhead.''' — Much interest has been taken in the completion of the new [[Golf\|golf]] links at Hindhead, Haslemere. The course, which lies in the most picturesque part of Hindhead, promises to be one of the best of the inland links. It is an eighteen holes course and its president is [[Sir Arthur Conan Doyle]]. The members of the club include many of the influential residents in Haslemere and the district. The course has been laid out through pine woods and heather-clad slopes, is about 5,700 yd. long, and has every variety of hole, from the 170 yd. of No. 3 to the long No. 13 of 520 yd. J. H. Taylor, who originally mapped out the course, on his last visit pronounced it magnificent and prophesied a great future for the club. Owing to the dry sandy soil these links will be very popular in winter months.

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	== New Golf Links at Hindhead ==		== New Golf Links at Hindhead ==
	[[File:the-tatler-1905-10-25-~~p10~~-new-golf-links-at-hindhead-photo.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|right\|[[The Tatler]] (25 october 1905, p. 10)<br /><br />[[Sir Arthur Conan Doyle]] opening the new golf course at Hindhead, Haslemrere.<br />The upper photograph represents [[Sir Arthur Conan Doyle\|Sir Arthur]] driving off at the first tee: the lower shows part of the new course.]]		[[File:the-tatler-1905-10-25-p124-new-golf-links-at-hindhead-photo.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|right\|[[The Tatler]] (25 october 1905, p. 10)<br /><br />[[Sir Arthur Conan Doyle]] opening the new golf course at Hindhead, Haslemrere.<br />The upper photograph represents [[Sir Arthur Conan Doyle\|Sir Arthur]] driving off at the first tee: the lower shows part of the new course.]]

	'''New Golf Links at Hindhead.''' — Much interest has been taken in the completion of the new [[Golf\|golf]] links at Hindhead, Haslemere. The course, which lies in the most picturesque part of Hindhead, promises to be one of the best of the inland links. It is an eighteen holes course and its president is [[Sir Arthur Conan Doyle]]. The members of the club include many of the influential residents in Haslemere and the district. The course has been laid out through pine woods and heather-clad slopes, is about 5,700 yd. long, and has every variety of hole, from the 170 yd. of No. 3 to the long No. 13 of 520 yd. J. H. Taylor, who originally mapped out the course, on his last visit pronounced it magnificent and prophesied a great future for the club. Owing to the dry sandy soil these links will be very popular in winter months.		'''New Golf Links at Hindhead.''' — Much interest has been taken in the completion of the new [[Golf\|golf]] links at Hindhead, Haslemere. The course, which lies in the most picturesque part of Hindhead, promises to be one of the best of the inland links. It is an eighteen holes course and its president is [[Sir Arthur Conan Doyle]]. The members of the club include many of the influential residents in Haslemere and the district. The course has been laid out through pine woods and heather-clad slopes, is about 5,700 yd. long, and has every variety of hole, from the 170 yd. of No. 3 to the long No. 13 of 520 yd. J. H. Taylor, who originally mapped out the course, on his last visit pronounced it magnificent and prophesied a great future for the club. Owing to the dry sandy soil these links will be very popular in winter months.

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	[[File:the-tatler-1905-10-25-p10-new-golf-links-at-hindhead-photo.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|right\|[[The Tatler]] (25 october 1905, p. 10)<br /><br />[[Sir Arthur Conan Doyle]] opening the new golf course at Hindhead, Haslemrere.<br />The upper photograph represents [[Sir Arthur Conan Doyle\|Sir Arthur]] driving off at the first tee: the lower shows part of the new course.]]		[[File:the-tatler-1905-10-25-p10-new-golf-links-at-hindhead-photo.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|right\|[[The Tatler]] (25 october 1905, p. 10)<br /><br />[[Sir Arthur Conan Doyle]] opening the new golf course at Hindhead, Haslemrere.<br />The upper photograph represents [[Sir Arthur Conan Doyle\|Sir Arthur]] driving off at the first tee: the lower shows part of the new course.]]

	New Golf Links at Hindhead. — Much interest has been taken in the completion of the new [[Golf\|golf]] links at Hindhead, Haslemere. The course, which lies in the most picturesque part of Hindhead, promises to be one of the best of the inland links. It is an eighteen holes course and its president is [[Sir Arthur Conan Doyle]]. The members of the club include many of the influential residents in Haslemere and the district. The course has been laid out through pine woods and heather-clad slopes, is about 5,700 yd. long, and has every variety of hole, from the 170 yd. of No. 3 to the long No. 13 of 520 yd. J. H. Taylor, who originally mapped out the course, on his last visit pronounced it magnificent and prophesied a great future for the club. Owing to the dry sandy soil these links will be very popular in winter months.		'''New Golf Links at Hindhead.''' — Much interest has been taken in the completion of the new [[Golf\|golf]] links at Hindhead, Haslemere. The course, which lies in the most picturesque part of Hindhead, promises to be one of the best of the inland links. It is an eighteen holes course and its president is [[Sir Arthur Conan Doyle]]. The members of the club include many of the influential residents in Haslemere and the district. The course has been laid out through pine woods and heather-clad slopes, is about 5,700 yd. long, and has every variety of hole, from the 170 yd. of No. 3 to the long No. 13 of 520 yd. J. H. Taylor, who originally mapped out the course, on his last visit pronounced it magnificent and prophesied a great future for the club. Owing to the dry sandy soil these links will be very popular in winter months.

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''New Golf Links at Hindhead'' is an article published in [[The Tatler]] on 25 october 1905.

== New Golf Links at Hindhead ==
[[File:the-tatler-1905-10-25-p10-new-golf-links-at-hindhead-photo.jpg|thumb|250px|right|[[The Tatler]] (25 october 1905, p. 10) [[Sir Arthur Conan Doyle]] opening the new golf course at Hindhead, Haslemrere. The upper photograph represents [[Sir Arthur Conan Doyle|Sir Arthur]] driving off at the first tee: the lower shows part of the new course.]]

New Golf Links at Hindhead. — Much interest has been taken in the completion of the new [[Golf|golf]] links at Hindhead, Haslemere. The course, which lies in the most picturesque part of Hindhead, promises to be one of the best of the inland links. It is an eighteen holes course and its president is [[Sir Arthur Conan Doyle]]. The members of the club include many of the influential residents in Haslemere and the district. The course has been laid out through pine woods and heather-clad slopes, is about 5,700 yd. long, and has every variety of hole, from the 170 yd. of No. 3 to the long No. 13 of 520 yd. J. H. Taylor, who originally mapped out the course, on his last visit pronounced it magnificent and prophesied a great future for the club. Owing to the dry sandy soil these links will be very popular in winter months.

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