“Yes.” he said. “they were the most brilliant players we ever had arrayed against us. I never saw such magnificent golf in my life. Their driving was almost incredible. Almost invariably they reached the green in one. And then their putting. Such marvelous putting I never saw. It was unique. You will never believe that such magnificent play is possible until you see them.” They listened to him, lost in wonder. “And how did your match go?” said one. “Oh,” he answered, modestly, “we beat them by four up and three to play.” (From Newcastle Leader) – July 4, 1902 – Golf Illustrated