A structure out in the Lincoln Park golf course resembled a buried church. Or perhaps it resembled a cemetery headstone.

A distant yellow flag marked the location of one of the Lincoln Park golf course holes.

A man hauled a cart of golf clubs along the grass leading to the next hole.

Two caution signs were attached to a pole alongside the path to the Legion Of Honor. Both warned of possible injury if one was to walk through the golf course.

A hole or sandtrap lay between trees in the distance.

A narrow path ran inside the golf course, to one side of the road leading up to the Legion of Honor.

A distant man walked through the golf course in the sunlight between two tall trees.

Part of the golf course resembled a placid meadow surrounded by trees.

One man teed off, while the other man walked toward the next hole.

An electric golf cart was driven along one of he narrow paved paths through the golf course.

Windows lined one wall of the Lincoln Park Golf Club. This Golf Club was located at the bottom of the hill next to the golf course.

A sign over the front entry identified this building as the "Lincoln Park Golf Club."

Another sign was leaned against a post. It identified this as the

Lincoln Park
Golf Course
Pro Shop
Restaurant