This exhibit combines the international golf epic told by the US Golf Association with the local story of Greensboro's love of golf. Featuring objects and memorabilia from the Greater Greensboro Open, photographs of the USGA, a private collection of handmade 19th century golf clubs and golf balls associated with St. Andrews, Scotland natives and golfers Robert White and "ole" Tom Morris, referred to as the father of golf. Visitors can also take a shot at a hole in one on the Clock Golf course which is similar to today's putt-putt. Admission and parking are free.Greensboro Historical Museum, 130 Summit Ave. - 336-373-2043
Wednesday, February 02, 2005
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