I have a collection of golf magazines that numbers about 4000 from the late 50's to the present.I built a special storage bin many years ago that is 7 feet high , eight feet wide and it's sectioned off for storage and each compartment is three feet deep. I keep it in a humidity controlled cellar and about 98 percent of my issues are mint condition and all sorted by magazine title and date. Of course, my wife thinks I'm bonkers but I think my fellow GCA" ers would appreciate my madness.
Anyway, what I like to do in the winter is have a couple of libations and revisit better times by grabbing 20 -30 old magazines and go through them . It's amazing the things that you forget. I really get a kick out of looking at the old equipment ads.
I came upon an article in an old GOLF WORLD about the 1957 Ryder Cup that was held at a course called Lindrick that was described as " quirky " at best.
Does anyone have any info on the course, it's history and how it stands today? I never heard of it before. Anything you could offer would be much appreciated.