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No. 17 green, Country Club golf links, Augusta, Ga. Number seventeen green, Country Club golf links, Augusta, Ga.
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1902-1914
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| Description: |
Early-twentieth century postcard image of golfers and spectators standing on and around the sand green of hole seventeen at
Augusta Country Club in Augusta, Georgia. The original course, built in 1899, the Lake course, contained nine holes and featured
sand greens. In 1902, the Lake course was expanded to include a full eighteen holes. By 1905, Augusta Country Club's popularity
demanded that plans be drawn up for an additional eighteen hole course. The Hill course was completed in 1906. Both courses
gained national recognition and were frequented by United States presidents Warren G. Harding and William Taft, in addition
to John D. Rockefeller, Sr. and Georgia favorite, golf champion Bobby Jones.
Front of postcard: "206,534. [J.V. in a circle (publisher's mark)]."
Original postcard scanned and described by the Digital Library of Georgia as a part of Georgia HomePLACE: an initiative of
the Georgia Public Library Service and GALILEO.
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| Subjects: |
Augusta Country Club (Augusta, Ga.) | Country clubs--Georgia--Augusta--Pictorial works | Golf courses--Georgia--Augusta--Pictorial works | Golfers--Georgia--Augusta--Pictorial works | Short game (Golf) | Putting (Golf)
| Picture postcards | Augusta (Ga.) | Richmond County (Ga.)
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| Contributors: |
East Central Georgia Regional Library (Augusta, Ga.) | Digital Library of Georgia | Picturing Augusta Collection (Digital Library of Georgia) |
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[Athens, Ga.] : Digital Library of Georgia, 2005.
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| Original material: |
1 postcard : col. ill. Number seventeen green, Country Club golf links, Augusta, Ga. New York : Valentine & Sons' Publishing Co., Ltd., [between
1902 and 1914] Picturing Augusta: historic postcards from the collection of the East Central Georgia Regional Library.
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| Rights: |
Cite as: [title of postcard], Augusta and Environs Picture Post Cards in Color, East Central Central Georgia Regional Library,
as presented in the Digital Library of Georgia.
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