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Ladies Home Journal - April, 1969 Golf fashion

Anyone who has opened a Playboy magazine from the 1960s-70s will recognize the “What sort of man” advertising campaign. These self-promotions appeared in every issue for many-a-year, terminating before the 1980s arrived. Each advert was a full page consisting of (a) a photograph of a studly male being admired by the ladies and (2) text … Continue reading "What Sort of Man Reads Playboy? The Ultimate Male According to the Bunny Magazine"

Old photograph of golfer Henry Cotton on the old golf course in St Andrews, Fife, Scotland. Sir Thomas Henry Cotton, born 26 January 1907, died 22 December 1987, was an English professional golfer known for winning three Open Championships. Cotton was born in Holmes Chapel, Cheshire, England. A prestigious cricketer, while attending Alleyn's School in Dulwich, South London, he and the other non prefects were ordered by the six prefects in the school team to transport their cricket clothing…

While working on his new album, the LA rapper became a golf fanatic—so we asked him to gather some pals and hit the links.

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