[8] Naismith reached the final of the 1932 Australian Professional Championship at Royal Adelaide, losing 7&6 to Fergus McMahon.

[9] Two weeks later he won the Victorian Professional Championship at Royal Melbourne beating Horace Boorer 5&4 in the final.

[11] In early 1936 Naismith was one of the six-man Australian team in the second Lakes International Cup at Lakewood Country Club, Long Beach, California.

Playing with his cousin, Ted Naismith, they lost in the foursomes but George halved his singles against Paul Runyan.

[13] Both Stewart and Ferrier did badly on the final day and, with two rounds of 74, Naismith won with a score of 299, one ahead of amateurs, Doug Davies and Tom McKay, and professional Ossie Walker.