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George McManus - Bringing Up Father daily - 1930

Location: Ninth Art
Artist: George McManus (All)

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Location: Ninth Art
Title: George McManus - Bringing Up Father daily - 1930*
Artist:  George McManus (All)
Media Type: Pen and Ink
Art Type: Comic Strip
For Sale Status: NFS
Views: 185
Likes on CAF: 0
Comments: 1
Added to Site: 11/11/2021

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"Experts say evidence of mini golf can actually be traced back to China between the years of 937 and 975 A.D. Meanwhile, Dutch historians swear the sport originated in Denmark around 1297. There’s also a claim by French professors that miniature golf evolved out of an activity called pallemail, which was popular in the country around 1450. Similar claims have been made by scholars in Scotland, Germany, Mexico, the United States, and other countries across the world....

World origins aside, the history of miniature golf in the United States is a bit easier to trace. For example, in the late 1920s, Garnet Carter opened a smaller version of his golf course just outside Chattanooga, Tennessee...by 1930, the U.S. Commerce Department estimated there were 25,000 mini golf courses across the United States." (miniaturegolfsolutions.com)

This strip dates from August 27, 1930.

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Marcus Wai Member Since 2005
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Posted On 11/11/2021

A day at the mini golf brings back memories for many who first learned how to use a club that way.  The windmill, the loop the loop, the lighthouse, the bridge, the barn, the ramp, the aqueduct, the volcano, the zig, zag, the silo, the oak tunnel, the speedway, the plinko bridge, the watermill, the swingblock and more are all part of the history and the love through the years that will stay with me as I chip my final putt and cry back in the clubhouse.