The World War I Pilot Who Is Still Shaping America’s Best Golf Courses
Posted: Fri May 15, 2026 9:45 am
Nothing to do with Porsche or cars but that's O.K for the O.K Corral! 
I am not a golfer and have never been interested in the game but this WSJ article headline caught my eye. A refreshing change from regular WSJ stuff made my morning better. Amazing aerial views from almost a century ago when photos from on high were a relatively new phenomenon. Massive cameras! Nice story too. Would love to see more of the photographs from this WWI pilot.
Wildly different times ...
https://www.wsj.com/sports/golf/aronimi ... _permalink
Victor Dallin, left, and three members of his staff in 1929. Hagley Museum and Library
A view of 42nd Street in New York City in 1931. Hagley Museum and Library
I am not a golfer and have never been interested in the game but this WSJ article headline caught my eye. A refreshing change from regular WSJ stuff made my morning better. Amazing aerial views from almost a century ago when photos from on high were a relatively new phenomenon. Massive cameras! Nice story too. Would love to see more of the photographs from this WWI pilot.
Wildly different times ...
https://www.wsj.com/sports/golf/aronimi ... _permalink
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