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The California Golf Club Of San Francisco, USA

'The Clubhouse'

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This artwork is printed as the highest quality Giclée Print which is a printing process specially tailored for fine art applications and produces outstanding print results from the original work. Artworks are printed to order in the UK, USA, Europe & Australia with gallery quality prints dispatched worldwide to buyers within 3-4 days. The print dimensions are 29.7 x 42.0 Cm [11.7 X 16.5 Inches].

“The California Golf Club of San Francisco or ‘Cal Club’, was founded in 1918 in South San Francisco but moved to its current 425-acre site in San Mateo County in 1924. Originally routed by Willie Locke and A.V. Macan in 1926, the course was significantly enhanced in 1928 by the legendary Alister MacKenzie who redesigned the bunkering and select greens”.

 

 

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THE CALIFORNIA GOLF CLUB OF SAN FRANCISCO OR ‘CAL CLUB’, established in 1918, was originally located in Ingleside, southwest of San Francisco but moved down the Peninsula in 1924 after being unable to secure a long term lease for the land from the owners, ‘The Spring Valley Water Company’. The club purchased 425 acres of what was part of the original Baden Farm and commissioned Scotsman, Willie Locke to design the course on the new site but an Irishman Arthur Vernon Macan replaced him before work started. Alistair Mc Kenzie was further commissioned in 1927 to address shortfalls in the bunkering and following that the club’s reputation soared. continued..

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