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# "Tee for Two" - Judge Magazine, June 27, 1925 This is a "Golf Number" special issue of Judge (price 15 cents). The cover illustration titled "Tee for Two" depicts a couple at a golf course—a woman in a dark jacket and cap, and a man in light clothing, both seated on what appears to be a golf bag marked "NO.5 275 YDS." The cartoon satirizes golf as a romantic or social activity for couples in the 1920s. The intimate positioning and the subtitle suggest golfing was marketed as fashionable leisure entertainment for men and women during this Jazz Age period. The illustration captures the era's modern recreational culture where golf courses served as social venues. The overall tone is lighthearted, depicting golf as trendy entertainment rather than purely serious sport.