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1. All Smiles -- Doug Sanders (center) and Arnold Palmer (right) talk it over after blazing fourth round of $30,000 Phoenix Open...

2. Alvah W. Rydstrom on left, chairman of M.G.A. Man on right is R. M. Gardiner

3. A.W. Rystrom.

4. The Birdie Didn't Count--Doug Sanders and the fans alike were elated after he sunk a 15-foot put on the 10th hole for a birdie...

5. Charley Sheppard, left, of Brae Burn Country Club accepts trophy and plaque for winning the 1957 New England Section PGA...

6. Charley Sheppard of Brae Burn, winner of the pro-press tournament yesterday with Jack Richardson of The Post.

7. Conqueror of Billy Burke. Denny Shute of Hudson, Ohio, who eliminated Billy Burke, National Open Golf Champion, Sept.13 at...

8. Dandy Doug Sanders, dressed in bright green sweater and dark green trousers, whoops it up on the second green after sinking a...

9. Dapper Paul Runyan (left) not only got by Frank Strafaci (right) at the 20th hole, but he went on to down Al Brosch, 4 and 3....

10. Dave Shean (l), Frank Richard (r). Winchester

11. Denny Shute

12. Denny Shute’s Main Supporter at the now famous Pomonok tee party is none other than Mrs. Denny Shute and here we find the...

13. Dick Ruggles

14. Do as I Say, Not as I Do! On the Right of this picture is another in a series of golfing pointers by Doug Sanders, who today...

15. Doug Sanders blasts from a trap on the 16th hole during yesterday's opening round of the U.S. Open at Denver. He took a bogey 5...

16. Doug Sanders Golf

17. First Day Leader--Pro Charles Sifford, from Los Angeles, native of Charlotte, first Negro to play in the Greater Greensboro...

18. A Fixture in the Game-Golfer Gene Sarazen reflects pose in portrait of himself after the painting was unveiled at Golf House...

19. For the winner. Mrs. Paul Runyan bestows a kiss on her husband after he defeated Sam Snead 8 and 7 at the Shawnee Country Club...

20. Gene Sarazen, United States and British open king, and his opponent Ouimet, talk the course over before starting their match.