Some notes about the photograph

• North is towards the top of the photograph.
  
• The Canadian encampment has gone..
• The ninth hole has lengthened.
• The fairways have been mown more than is evident in 1946.
  
• The cottage where the greenkeeper lived is at the top left of the photograph.
• The cricket pavillion is between the 2nd green and the 3rd tee.
  
• There was no club house, just a Nissen hut.
• The ground to the North of the 4th fairway was cultivated.
• The ground between the 6th and 8th fairways was cultivated.
• The ground to the East of the 9th fairway was cultivated.
• The cricket wicket was between the 2nd green and the 1st fairway.
• There is a copse to the East of  the first fairway. 
• There is a bridle path across the middle of the course passing South of the 9th green in a straight line to the back of the 4th green
• The line of yew trees stretching across the course is the parish boundary between Droxford and Corhampton.