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3 Hackensack Golf Club patches
« on: March 04, 2011, 12:40:08 AM »
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For this listing is this vintage three Hackensack Golf Club patches. These three patches have never been used. The largest one measures 3 1/2 "  tall by 2 1/2 " wide, the smaller ones are 2 1/2 " tall by 2 " wide. Hackensack Gofl Course which is in Oradell, New Jersey opened in 1924 and was designed by Charles Banks. It is a 18 hole course and a par 72.



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Re: 3 Hackensack Golf Club patches
« Reply #1 on: March 05, 2011, 10:07:09 AM »
This is an article from the Historic Facts About Hackensack article by George Scudder in the Historic Resources section of your interesting web site.

Hackensack Golf Club
On  June  16, 1899, the Hackensack Golf Club began  by  a group of influential men  who
enjoyed this sport.  As 18 hold  golf course was laid  out on the grounds bounded  on the
east by Summit Avenue, on the north by Passaic Street, on the south by the Susquehanna
Railroad, and  o n  the west  by  Golf Place in Maywood.  These beautiful lands, formerly
grazing areas and flowery meadows were ideal  for a golf course.  Wandering through the
course was Coles Brook where the Esplanade is now located , and that came into play on
the 2  , 3  , 6  , 7  , 13",  and  1 4 ~   holes of the course.
The  impressive clubhouse (pictured  next  page)  was located  where  Nellie  K.  Parker
School now stands.  Long after the Hackensack Golf Club left Hackensack and moved to
Emerson because o f  taxes, the clubhouse served the city as a community center.


The club house is visible on the aerial photo of Hackensack at the corner of Central Ave. and The Esplanade where the Parker school is now located.