The Barnum of golf: George S. May, a loud-dressing entrepreneur, changed the face of golf played for prize money

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George S. May was a successful businessman who bought and renovated the Tam O'Shanter Golf Club in 1936. He revolutionized professional golf with tournaments that introduced large purses, radio broadcasts in the grandstands and after-game entertainment for the spectators.

Management, History, Biography, May, George S., George S. May International Co.

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Collectibles

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Experts advise buying golf collectibles for enjoyment rather than as an investment. Some collectors center their purchases on one player or one event. Collectible items include equipment, books, artwork, trophies and magazine covers.

Purchasing, Collections and collecting, Collectibles

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Vision

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Golfers should not wear bifocals during play. Multi-focus contact lenses are a better choice. Other effects of vision on golf play, including the significance of the dominant eye, are discussed.

Usage, Physiological aspects, Golfers, Eyeglasses

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