General Suggestions for Improvement of the University of
Kensas, Six-Hole Sand-Green Golf Course Offered for Doctor
Allen's Approval by Bill Winey, Jr-

No. I Hole
The present location of the tee is fine for the golfer who can
use a lofty club to reach the green, but those who cannot reach
the green with a lofty club will, as a rule, hit the tree and

therefore be penalizede I therefore suggest the tee be moved
about twenty feet north of its present location.

The green is in bad condition and should be raked free of the

rocks and other impediments which should not be there. If the
ground eround the green in a twenty-foot radius were mowed, I

am sure it would be appreciated by the golfers.

The cup is still useable and the rake is alsoe

No. 2 Hole
The present location of the tee is fine.
The sand is a little dry, but a little oi1 will remedy thise
The trench above the west side of the green could be dug 4
little deeper in order to keep the water from washing down
onto the green.

No. 3 Hole

Green in bad condition-tee needs leveling off.

No. 4 Hole

Green in very bad shape-needs oi] and more sand.

No. 5 Hole
Tee in good shapeebecause no fine tee shot will not be seen
by the player, it is easy to lose a ball. Therefore, it might
help if this fairway was kept cut short and clean--the green
is in very bad shape.

No. 6 Hole

Green in best condition of any--a little oil will be needed and
it will have to be raked.

Incidental Suggestions

There is a need for some method of designating the layout of
the course along with stetistics of the yardage. All greens

will be raked and cleaned.