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likeHarry and George Wright,A. C. Anson, Mike Kelly,
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the
shall
making
case
point
of
the
blade,
be
of the
make
to
the
with
gained
players,
the
is held
will
be.
in
stroke
due
that
course
the
the
the
long-
all
"
of
or
it is
club
the
to
the
the
angle
he
club
be
laid
up
one
for
is
lie
raised
except
essential
should
angle
when
its heel
cases
called
club, makes
player
sole
its toe
in
Now
the
according
by
is
is meant
of
sole
what
to
this
that
either
with
may
out
the
evident
club
paid
By
or
stroke, so
or
be
chosen.
are
It will
shaft.
evenly
that
bottom
which
proper
clubs
advocate
much
world
golf
lighter
are
as
is
man
have
thev
player
I
conditions
a
must
exaggerated stage
very
went
I rather
he
better, short
for
depends
far
the lie of
with
the
in
and
because
rule
a
Mind,
tools.
Most
which
of
something
lose
it is very
ensures
hands
inevitable,
is
must
part
own
my
general
opinion they gain
it
much
that
a
is the
craze
a
my
and
matters
a
players
some
that
is
reached
fancy
when
to which
as
there
Sometimes
the
that
swinging
effect.
of
all sorts
urging
opinion
extent
some
to
in
for
follow
As
men.
deal
clubs
not
of
quite capable
good
a
merely
am
physically slender
clubs
with
advocating reallyheavy
not
am
be
must
15
"
the
thus
1
evenly
the
on
ground
is
question
The
nearer
angle, or
whether
at which
he
in
and
feels
which
for
chosen
lie
that
the
in
out
the
say
clubs
in
different
often
a
The
and
should
from
each
constantly
his
not
be
the
of
lies
a
tall
his
and
the
latter
When
himself
position according
do
to
confidence
he
will
so
(a
to
each
accuracy
be
playing
of
of
course
and
his
to
of
a
"
his
formed
men,
on
to
is very
lies
proper
the
the
called,
are
is
of
different
should
not
is
the
case,
as
so
the
player
has
clubs
and
various
when
procedure
clubs
we
nearer
referred
that
very
little
they
them,
his
fmd
what
angles
lies,as
match,
will
club
with
Short
all necessary
to
who
his
the
with
their
stroke, will
sharper
clubs
clubs
have
man,
clubs
angle just
club
distance
hold
others.
proper
of
kind
inexperienced players, either
accommodate
of his shots
this
have
flat
the
it is above
other.
at
will
rather
with
distance
particular
a
should
he
want
of
case
which
have
with
necessary
spoil all
many
to
shafts
selection
set
happens
change
in
he
at
the
to
and
which
clubs
want
great importance,
clubs
the
in
will
more
stands
making
things
he
the
and
clubs
wider.
much
is
than
will
hand,
is to
of
right
comfortable
stands
in
to the
feels
Generally
far
very
order
soles
"
other
turf.
club
only
he
time,
himself
move
latter is the
regard
he
consequently
right angles
that
the
on
upright lies,that
between
when
he
when
the
at
that
natural
and
position
hands
so
lean
to
upright,
call
him
that
find
ball, having
in his
evenly
want
not
the
has
he
soles
working
from
distance
will
stroke.
to suit the
clubs
The
the
with
his
get
different
have
comfortable.
player
better
a
to
taken
be
not
must
player
as
so
will
wrong
go
the
ball
must
most
Every
course.
the
from
he
to
sure
whether
to
as
farther
or
is
ball
the
if it is not
;
something
and
properly,
to
Library.
Spaldi7ig^sAthletic
6
a
way
all
it should
which
play), or
in
be
else
will
for
that does
Position
of
Hands
and
Fingers
See
Chapter
for
the
IV.
Overlapping
Grip.
Athletic Lih-a?y.
s
Spalding''
tg
IV.
HOW
first
The
his
club
properly
who
do
it
of
is
has
In
close
each
other.
each
stroke
since,
as
that
the
to
the
of
one
to
hand,
goes
hand
should
that
is when
to
a
his
apportion
and
when
the
gets
chief
the
amount
the
the
two
which
in
the
business
of
is not
it is
the
hands
are
held
to
never
done
by
work
time
will
is
responsibilityto
shared
the
the
right
that
sometimes
as
is
grip
player
to
properly
necessary
say
fingers
hands
the
of
this
be
to
time
and
apart
is
there
two
game
controlling factor, and
lower
the
properly
from
work
brought
top of the
work
and
overlapping
are
is that
of
on
new
attained
that
one,
it
use
the
is
the
on
difficulties
Sometimes
wrong.
be
he
left
large extent,
very
they
a
have
hands
which
ride
of
and
years
who
two
one,
amount
proper
When
one.
chief
few
call
they
can
first
experience
manner,
last
this
exceedingly popular,
the
right
who
the
the
grip
the
at
appear
right
to
stroke, and
a
players
club
is how
considerable
itself
former
those
For
as
hand,
properly
the
the
advantages,
doubt
together
find
fingers of
of
the
actually partly overlaps
many
any
it may
the
the
of
that
that
is what
It
hold
making
During
of
most
learn
to
to
in
making
honours.
taking
the
of
the
b}^
together
two,
some
of
clubs
CLUB.
have
golfers
many
been
used
now
grip.
the
matter
their
has
grip
championship
so
preparatory
suffering accordingly.
kind
THE
will
beginner
are
grip
not
GRIP
simple
There
glance.
are
the
thing
quite the
is not
TO
in
the
the
left,
ordinary
I
lil
I
AnoMier
view
of
the
Hands
and
See
Fingers
Chapter
IV.
in
the
Overlapping Grip.
Spalding's Athletic
of
Most
grip.
obviated
are
has
one
and
become
Those
who
perhaps
later
the
the
which
are
follyand
mere
sometimes
in
than
usual
will
sometime
the
results
will
keep
to
to
length.
still adhere
it is not
abused
not
be
and
with
far
in any
if there
is
no
to
for
system
intToducing
to
fact
most
game
that
they
absolutely
strong
little
above
strength good
it
overlapping grip, and
to
and
which
of
many
are
satisfactory
the
best
objections when
no
way.
on
reason
with
it
be
in
very
a
medium
there
which
are
probably
comfortable
more
this
adopt the overlapping grip, and
recommended
grip
holding
worse
it is
"
often
the
hope
this
the
of
in
much
What
one
every
it would
it
it.
fingers of
old-fashioned
players
But
With
be
from
bear
it, and
vain
a
time
same
achieved
time
same
the
the
of
about
given
case
a
change
much
way
with
now,
should
suit
cultivate
to
playing
have
so
this
whose
because
should
at
be
cannot
at the
time
a
been
of
persevering
great benefits
are
in
average
trying
making
not
not
advantages
all the
player
fingers,which
has
time
consequence,
reap
the
essential
to
in
and
them,
to
it will
players
and
and
easy
one,
heard
is that
me
of
have
appeals
players
some
sees
diligent manner
it
the
are
of
when
and
very
other
the
they
of
seems
waste
is
affairs
of
state
Taylor, Harry Vardon,
desirous
are
because
that
as
it
use
with
golf
idea
it
its
trouble.
careers,
and
mind,
this
grip.
in their
on
club, there
one
of
2t
overlapping grip,
to
started
Excellent
enough.
the
have
in
warning
a
kind
because
thing
the
gives any
overlapping grip
it and
one
of
case
never
this
use
arising from
accustomed
and
I all
to
the
in
comfortable
difficulties
the
Library.
the
all
score
he
why
the
desires
possible confidence,
reader
he
may
be
player
to do
and
referred
so,
by
should
it may
way
to
of
the
n.
Position
of
Hands
and
Fingers
See
for
Chapter
the
IV.
Ordinai-y two
"
V
"
Grip.
I
Aihletic
s
Spalding''
of
photographs
what
it is and
It will
be
of
My
thumb
rests
that
in the
here
the
the
against
maintain
swing
got
hand
shafts
; but
I
have
found
hand
the
club
The
in
first
The
whole
player
be
must
muscles
of
is
to be
the
more
The
very
less
or
other
is
kind
of
firm
completely,
club
the
in
Having
case.
the
apply
of
of
this
rests
on
such
the
to
be
do
top
to
of
of the
pressed
to
make
ensure
;
tight,so
in
of
but
the
that
the
are
gripping.
the
them
a
they
as
up
hands
much
fatal
is
as
stiffened
the
first
club, the
the
respect
it too
by
right
right hand.
every
are
the
during
left thumb
and
employed
it would
work
so
in
taut
as
unworkable.
of
grip, which
easily explained.
possible manner,
the
well-
people
some
joint
one
stituting
con-
other
effectingthe coupling
ball
have
the
hold
little
forearm
which
club, and
well
complete
the
in
I
more
it, this
by
the
begin with,
lies
is
control
be
to
against making
and
pressure
muscles
these
swinging
wrist
taken
better
a
the
very
the
over
cautioned
the
unusual
when
be
must
by
of
over
remaik
thumb
almost, if not
hand, thus
shaft
command
complete
of
fingers.
might
fancy, and
opposite
to
I
well
the
all
top
grips
thumbs
latter
is
the
of
fingers grip
grip
of the
grip
the
left
the
side
idea
club
the
also
matter
little,and
the
When
against the
the
that
very
finger of
a
the
shaft, and
the
from
they keep
first
two
hands.
two
on
position
so
finger does
third
than
their
by keeping
left
clear
very
firmly with
hand
largely
the
finger.
is
It is
it
right
shaft
the
of
to
the
of
top
my
a
grips
of the
side
the
of
case
hand
grips
slight difference
that
the
on
it
against the
players.
him
give
left
my
shaft, and
side
a
known
that
noticed
top
will
2.-?
it is made.
how
the
It
it, which
Library.
the
The
left hand
is the
club
above
one
is
most
gripped
the
generally in
in
right,and
the
when
use,
simplest
this
is
Spalding's Athletic Library.
24
and
there
is not
which
would,
instinct
that
and
this way
would
come
of
top
thumb
with
the
the
shaft.
the
called
two-V
In
the
this
I
of
am
of
it
the
of
if the
grip
cases
effects
sooner
the
as
for
of
club, with
the
club
and
cannot
right
are
remedy
at
off their
for the
happens
or
later
brin^gtrouble
it
finger
centre
of
way
of
proper
is often
the
One
employ
the
side.
the
middle
bottom,
the
not
it with
and
go
faults
that
they
; but
on
the
amount
same
get
the
the
same
groping
temporarily
it is
the
of
proper
effect
players sometimes
as
game
that
one
before
as
is the
about
does
; but
to
as
find
you
shaft
in
possible
fancies
cases
them
as
great improvement
a
for
nearly
end.
it sometimes
top of
place
each
they
a
best
first
described
in different
the
on
the
to
in to meet
the
to the
grip.
a
on
the
of
nails
finger-
such
with
different
have
players
at
is made
it when
directions
the
handle
projecting
balance
make
grip
the
on
them,
that
opinion
Make
leather
of
of
22.
be, and
should
both
page
wield,
to
round
thus
as
same
quite wrong,
turned
guide
method
See
be
join
first
His
sets
directly over
the
being
different
again
thumbs
otlier,or
or
this
grip.
case
the
where
of
old-fashioned
gripping,
the
by
is almost
case
both
be
one
being applied
hand
more
should
formed
in each
Because
much
brought
arch
the
that
so
only
wanted
quite impossible
that
so
in the
club
would
This
left hand
the
he
that
so
top.
be
be
shaft, and
the
it were,
as
would
should
right hand
The
the
that
of each
it were,
as
on
up
swing
proper
a
handle,
the
to
sideways
the
else
generallyconsist
would
of
hold
anything
seize
is
possibly go wrong.
can
to take
be
doubt,
no
there
them,
between
space
novice
the
would
he
way
of
together
close
brought quite
are
fraction
a
particularin
and
hands
both
done
about
commit.
a
very
altogether wrong
player.
I would
in
In
low
and
all
such
grip
will
earnestly
^^
6
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V
2
7
STANCES
Showing
with
each
side
the
comparatively
clubs.
different
represent
the
indicated
follows
as
STROKES.
different
The
positions
figures
of
positions
corresponding
are
FOR
on
left
the
positions
of
the
of
left of
foot, and
the
foot.
right
:
"
drive.
I
Ordinary
2,
2
Playing
for
a
pull
with
driver.
3,
3
Playing
for
a
shie
with
driven
4
Full
cleek
5, 5
Full
iron
6
Full
mashie
6,
7, 7
Putting.
shot.
shot.
shot.
the
those
1,
4,
each
foot
for
vertical
on
The
the
play
line
right
strokes
Spaldiiig'sAthletic
STANCE
The
which
kind
of
taken
said
the
round
be
is
most
it
is
as
the
the
the
fine
from
each
other
and
varies
with
tlie stance
desired
the
on
shot
which
which
in
just
with
or
The
length.
gone
quite sweetly off
and
grain
that
has
It
been
long driving
made
out
great efforts
while
that
a
as
player
he
every
is
to
to
remaining
of
of
that
is
To
that
stroke
order
in
the
such
to
not
in
need
the
as
ball
ounce
by
the
try
to
as
ball.
make
it has
make
any
has
to
reply
everything,
and
that
one
accomplish
of
not
it
on
every
to
and
dead
a
pull
taken
accuracy
playing
of
when
statement
certainly
the
pleasure
importance
players
sacrifice
in
much
so
is
in
golf,
when
quarters
some
he
respects
many
along
were
has
teeing ground
knows
and
ball
ball
much
sent
the
different
of
so
tance
dis-
played
whole
suspicion
stroke
in
is not
it.
never
is
club,
the
into
long driving
capable
a
be, and
attain
should
such
fashion
the
become
that
out
put
ball
his
the
golfer
the
is
the
player
the
In
the
golfer always
has
he
the
gives
from
in
each
a
that
round.
way
from
hit
to
first shot
it is needed
and
ball, and
When
preparing
The
it.
his
make.
to
is
fascinating
drive,
its
help
are
holes
none
straight line,
to
to
and
drive,
most
is
a
stands
it is
stance
DRIVING.
golfer
addressing
of
at
there
that
his
up
feet
IN
27
a
stance, and
shot
to
which
his
called
are
ADDRESS
AND
in
way
Library.
the
and
steadiness
it, still it makes
hole
easier
and
en
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m
Athletic
Spalding^s
certain, and
more
that
and
now
that
while
while
short
there
is
no
that
]
As
I
likely
to
the
as
have
to
has
clean
a
this
of
have
a
level
with
as
one
possible
other
good thing
to
The
tee
constant
a
place
in
affect
just
place
Care
where
cigarette stump,
with
no
the
is often
should
also
everything
a
piece
of
about
paper,
he
sand
be
or
it is permitted
and
is
fore,
thererounding
sur-
teeing
take
his
tage
advan-
feet
feet
will
be
is
have
nearly
inclination
have
match
tee
it is
done
after
the
and
stalk
a
behind.
left
slippery
to
be
always
not
others
as
will
will
as
slight
smooth
a
usuallv
the
the
they
taken
it
strength
is allowed
on
where
It
place
rough
of
most
hanging lie, as
stroke.
the
the
should
A
a
same
by
and
it is
work,
club-head,
ball
ground.
the
driver.
obstructions
he
place
cause
really
little
anywhere
the
of
rubber-
simple.
toe, where
to
to
as
indicated
that
use.
in
tee
as
ball
where
so
materially
you,
heel
patch
called, will
before
His
a
again,
tiny eminence,
a
tee
that
a
consequently
it.
his
the
tee
teeing
selecting
from
level
a
the
the
and
on
the
other, and
on
or
in
and
pure
recognised limits, and
hold
each
at
make
latitude
secure
way
is called
can
the
ball
by
exertion
from
favour,
them
accuracy
reasonable
drive
do
become
this
say
and
fairly long
a
of
effort
his
sweep
He
within
his
events
pages
a
his
place
to
it.
ground
in
sand, which
of
made
makes
not
rarely
great
muscular
things
him
to
all
with
of
player
most
at
therefore
I
helped
can
through
come
result
the
When
man
opening
combined
perfect timing
than
is
the
in
suggested
more
he
should
much
so
a
saved.
great things,
they
are
think
unless
great player
done
why
they
is
29
necessarily happen
must
stroke
have
reason
balls, still I
cored
whole
a
drivers
especially now
it
consequently
again
Library.
such
ball
even.
might
B
in
A
be
Spalding's
30
sufficient
quite
tee
thing
to
place
that
the
the
the
Then
shall
he
is
the
inch
or
have
upon
find
sorry
his
to
game
do
before
links.
When
is
and
get back
to
better
in
has
he
had
has
to
inclined
it, and
his
he
even
to
try
should
of
the
own
subs''-
different
laid
all
not
them
he
right
he
sorts
in
to
because
is
be
he
to
sure
for
be
lengthy experience
very
when
down,
slight extent
some
the
will
peculiarities,
way,
any
an
theoretically
be
can
defy
to
found
it,
largely
general principles
golfer attempts
stick
should
certain
are
much
inas-
feet
the
is
stance
to
while
greatest pains
for
individual
vary
player
and
and
best
rule
for
players
there
he
it
he
hard-and-fast
the
the
the
take
this
that
sure
of
hit
is
him
suits
stance
margin
if the
ball
should
player
leading
can
the
high.
variation
a
other
or
too
depends
effect
one
ment.
impedi-
importance,
stroke
is
as
any
stroke
vast
the
an
of
which
be
Still
and
for
stroke
The
very
the
he
the
it.
some
respect.
thinks
on
is
all
obeyed,
in
should
there
almost
way
No
what
position
exactly what
out
justifiable.
this
the
the
strokes, and
and
surprising
in
of
failure
is
of
matter
a
or
flight of
quent
is
low
exactly
his
for
a
afforded
as
teeing
how
to
as
getting ready
success
it
two
is
This
it.
making
it, and
on
he
be
of
such
is
without
ball
mistake
the
great question
when
stand
as
to
the
comes
the
good
nothing except
should
tee
taking
make
players
Many
The
turf.
club
the
with
consistent
bare
the
and
tee
includes
be
a
in
which
vision
ball
not
Tee
teeing-box.
the
on
would
it is
reason
of
swing
stroke
the
same
the
a'ownward
the
that
field
it is lixed
when
eye
the
narrow
very
when
eye
to
near
very
up
Library.
result
For
certainlyspoiled.
almost
to
the
with
made,
being
was
the
distract
to
Athletic
is
of
give
stance
each
temporarily
dodges
up
for
his
in
stance
off
order
for
Spalding's Athletic
another
it is
Now
how
in
far
ball,
the
and
height
it would
I
far
so
which
is
his
left
knee
it.
laid
against
the
when
freely
himself
overreach
to
as
distinct
the
player
from
the
of
there
from
the
for
it the
end
has
the
just
the
he
distance
the
of
with
hand
one
shaft
be
the
just
able
to
of
the
player
face
of
reaches
of
to
bend
a
make
to
not
accuracy,
or
him
the
suspicion
will
and
when
was
variations
slight
that
ball
in
two
who
players
are
his
ball when
wrong
case
the
on
feet
a
be
the
six
am
to
as
from
stand
general rule, however,
a
relative
The
systems.
the
called
eight
nine
or
system
the
of
inches
it will
be
ball, and
to
so
passage,
the
way.
of the
other
positions
stance,
stance.
open
placed considerably
The
reach
best.
his
having
himself
cramp
on
other.
Then
some
of
on
are
would
in
I
tell
to
feet
it
the
instruction
should
As
me
my
having
largely depend
must
for
comfortably
and
definite
reach.
latter
this
at
Standing
stroke
out
this
As
far
so
and
is for
doing
player
even
length
just
stand
club
to
the
far
and
away,
and
the
the
any
use
how
permissible.
are
should
to
little
seven
stature
same
in
give
addressing it, because
am
stand
is
be
feet
five
he
his
of
is
what
that
length
31
gravest consideration,
inches
and
obvious
is
height
only
to
impossible
feet
it
as
that
himself
quite satisfied
the
after
until
one
Library.
best
stance
that
seen
With
is
even
as
the
club
it is
and
stance, which
players,very
more
to
fine
and
the
the
than
than
is
them,
that.
perhaps
this
By
brought
on
following through,
the
left
is very
powerful
the
is
well
popular
with
foot
play
old-fashioned,but
is
foot
right
left"
being
two
are
of
one
adopted
more
quite clear,
this
is rather
or
is
ball
the
when
afterwards
speak,
this
to
nearer,
feet, there
the
according
When
nearer
of
is
possible.
is still played
Athletic
Spalding's
32
in
believed
thoroughly
Library.
by
and
and
professional players, particularly those
Scottish
old
on
the
stroke
is
rather
more
am
not
in
my
toes
of
for
left.
the
beginner
the
this
with
stance
made,
being
of
error
Moreover,
off in
the
would
with
with
motion
to
the
club
not
so
and
wooden
an
at
the
inch,
ball,as
the
straight line^it suddenly
other,
off
the
wheels
that
but
;
as
one,
when
After
the
eye
the
faults
or
even
is
to
the
club.
of
to
It
the
the
may
impart
to
after
the
is
is sliced
contact.
which,
results
stroke
stroke
A
right
really quite
of
trying
round
that
fall into
to
result
of
foot,
good
front
of
the
with
it is
the
liable
to the
be
that
or
it is
;
I
may
left
other
most
result
it is
experience
clubs.
but
with
conclusion
moment
the
to be
seems
my
in
body
that
stance
work
other
the
and
his
ball
of
the
is
player.
say
get quite as
the
the
greater part
square
each
with
will
small
photographs.
play
to
it.
very
of
the
each
the
imperceptibly
"
sixteenth
with
just
partiallysquare
a
to
He
player
is
is
the
to
behind
we
to
of
other.
slicing with
two
result
level
commonest
across
a
learn
the
drawn
curious
to
of
is
a
come
hands
club-head
only
have
his
the
when
"
and
a
getting
one
beginner
he
as
as
follow-through
to
easy
the
the
level
either
toes
the
accompanying
and
I
for
therefore
stance
own
the
style
weight
With
of
dead
to
the
and
amateur
either
a
general opinion
easier
almost
slightlybehind
one
The
My
pupils,
with
is to say
be
right foot.
consideration,
easier
feel
the
reference
hundreds
as
right foot,
seem
may
the
is
toe
inches
some
to
best
belonging
right
even
the
agreement.
are
or
one
stance
is the
stance
by
much
off
the
case
everything
open
on
many
difference
means
the
on
open
seen
is
this
this
the
playing
the
for
it
of
case
of the
man
left
but
matter;
In
the
uninitiated
the
To
In
with
level
a
schools.
the
of
with
a
starting
right,and
Spalding^sAthletic Lih'ary.
34
is
comfortably
this
at
does
his
the
is
may
left
feet.
An
be
a
little
the
the
plenty
him
from
is constituted
for
prevent
against any
these
to
rid
the
this
any
sHpping.
comfort
of.
The
head
the
while
arrangements
have
ball, the
of
sole
the
lie flat upon
Everything
the
two
about
player
in
has
the
stroke
now
direction
what
exactly
to
be
to
made,
club,
well
that
have
having
shoes
guard
well
be
Both
difficult
throughout
up
as
to
attitude
very
stances
circum-
as
dipped
little
a
it is not
let
down
When
all
these
club-head
the
of
should
are
the
remarked
his
that
progress.
and
I
as
and
up
There
fall down.
may
taken
in
is
head
to drive
on
or
player
kept
shoulder
boots
fact
the
held
be
all
is laid
the
to
already indicated,
must
turf.
prepares
the
necessary
is
right
care
the
be
make
than
it may
his
the
be
heel
of
balls
heels.
precaution
cases,
should
The
been
some
should
body
permit.
in
the
on
the
he
weight
will
on
the
to let his
or
not
right
power,
stoop
serious
point, but
more
to
is
of
soles
Despite
and
very
stroke, and
the
If
something
the
and
passing
In
neglect
in
are
will
at
address.
never
tendency
faults
get
the
player
quite impossible
the
on
is
movement
weight
weight
hobnails
good
heels
it is
and
the
unless
should
player
of
respect,
more
of
case
his
the
power.
that
care
imperceptible
this
accurately
take
on
of
there
that
are
should
almost
in
flexibilityand
chances
down
well
or
in
that
the
easily and
fall
general feeling
of
one
He
now
difference
well
be
it
possess
body
of
should
somewhere.
wrong
the
sides, and
should
They
subsequently.
the
to
stage
not
his
them
of
required
do, and
in
readiness
hit
to
of
the
the
it is that
to
make
for
ball.
hole
he
a
to
making
He
takes
the
his
satisfyhimself
wants
to
final mental
do, and
note
stroke,
last
and
look
or
thoroughly
what
of
the
it
is
par-
Spalding's
ticular
be
may
avoided.
in
indulge
to
his
arms
have
all
feel
quite
rule
in
safe
such
and
is intended
This
brings
maxim
celebrated
is
no
other
it is
quite
the
moment
sent
certain
the
chances
no
good
generally
ruined.
into
the
to
wander,
and
the
think
the
and
now
way
is that
result
why.
ball,and
It
seems
yet
such
it is not
he
best
he
way
should
never
is
no
enjoined
But
can.
have
to
it is
should
which
settled
it
down
itself.
to
repetition of
a
Keep
your
do
keep
not
your
in
of
of
your
of
ball."
until
its
of
it has
of
the
strokes
easy
quite
so
easy
they
wrong
thing
as
stroke,
and
and
siderable
con-
over-confidence,
that
go
been
foozled
being
temporarily allowing
unconscious
it fiom
on
long experience
result
There
because
eye
come
justly
most
necessary,
swing
can
favour
the
and
the
the
on
eye
valuable
so
an
grows
there
be
only
fancy
would
Obviously
can
of
to
as
their
which
others
which
system
own
whatever
are
all kinds
distance
again
though they
deliberate,
make
of
players
the
players
skill,sometimes,
Different
in
greatly
Even
backwards
point
is half
commence
are
and
that
see
eyes
''
you
tee
slow
desire
to
rate, the
"
if you
that
ball.
they
the
club-head
the
ball,and
that
feel
any
ball
golf
which
rule
from
the
and
in
will
how
at
naturally
me
shot, and
waggle
the
the
looking steadily at
to
the
35
club, just
the
player
in
that
despatch
to
the
stroke.
a
the
last
regard
to
he
practice
a
comfortable
ceased
have
this
his
to
attempting
matters,
tee
again
adheres
that, during the
better
some
others
without
in
himself
make
each
and
this
of
over
waggles,
But
him,
of
doing
twice
energetic, and
with
is
Library.
order, waving
or
of
kinds
movements.
up
he
working
once
and
quick
front
preliminary waggle
a
in
are
in
are
While
forwards
and
that
dangers
Athletic
to
they
one's
it looks.
eyes
doing
are
and
keep
their
get
The
so,
cannot
eye
on
time
Spalding^
36
when
is
it
down
coming
is
likely
that
the
the
which
stroke.
of
the
it
is
and
this
take
always
been
has
happened,
and
ball
has
started
through,
it
the
where
spot
business
and
will
of
conscious
that
the
ball
the
point
be
the
that
is
and
that
not
you
club
before
ball
Like
rather
the
mean
only
should
gaze
the
on
is
top
to
of
hit.
other
one
be
it, that
And
now
is to
you
is
still
say
the
on
when
following
directed
would
be
things,
this
first
to
to
not
injunction
on
such
instantaneous
other
fastened
in
moment
at
it
what
see
fixed
he
troublesome
after
eyes
an
shall
they
rule
is
many
trouble
to
club
although
guarded
bad
the
the
gaze
good
a
at
and
his
teed,
If
just
journey,
that
There
the
some
was
up
a
keeping
player
was
be
look
is necessary.
its
ball
means
any
to
that
the
the
of
constant
rule
a
where
direction
one
in
they
by
not
good
a
fact.
while.
a
place
anticipate
carefully
very
themselves
the
noticed
may
be
rather
become
natural
be
to
the
in
has
a
mistake
seems
they
up
is
club
it, work
and
themselves
on
fact
what
is
to
find
than
on
the
which
after
of
the
look
see
it involves
longer
is taken
photograph
have
is
although
when
body,
impulse
who
this
time
through
to
eager
the
the
The
consequently
see
by
rather
spot really
habit
to
struck
circumstances,
and
forced
care
has
arms
will
have
matter
nerves
the
players
when
expensive.
and
such
as
just
is
the
just
optic
travel,
to
Some
against.
the
ball
Consequently
extent,
in
the
than
is
it
most
the
and
mind,
flight
the
prove
quickly
more
in
to
it, and
to
on
off
taken
frequently
most
Library.
Athletic
s
the
becomes
to
make,
side
of
at
you
must
look
begin
the
swing
Spalding's Athletic
Library
37
VI.
UPWARD
THE
If
in
I
asked
were
whole
the
This
brassey.
of
player,
a
that
make
to
and
it
with
the
club.
the
Even
the
they constantly neglect
down-swing
is the
the
up-swing
is
events
until
up-swing
played
and
be
to
The
to
perfect, and
practising.
has
made
way
or
it is
been
of
immeasurable
an
exercise
anything
hit.
the
ball
the
the
young
pains
that
On
have
they
have
only
he
to
should
the
it
if
theoretically
wrong
go
hand,
for
at
if
the
will
be
badly
refuse
to
travel
stroke
will
the
in
that
say
other
the
has
whatever
is to
will
and
practicallyimpossible
therefore
another
first business
take
that
hit
is much
as
and
told
up-swing
it is
This
mechanically
it is
right,and
one
a
unlikely
badly
be
in
ball
the
is
in
properly.
made
the
up-swing
be.
to
sure
if
or
inasmuch
two
be
to
seem
ball, and
the
the
of
is almost
it is
Although
struck, the
is
latter
is
style
movement
not
statement,
the
moral.
the
movement
manner,
down-swing
must
the
of
hitting of
the
down-swing
proper
the
that
important
more
all
with
do
to
truth
do
players
the
to
ball
the
the
or
of
this backward
on
old
many
driver
beginner
which
in
way
the
it
when
swing
great deal
a
generally surprises the
sufficientlygrasped
nothing
either
with
journey depends
its
on
upward
swing comprises
to
as
the
movement
important
most
say
shot
full
a
upward
everything
despatched
should
golf, I
DRIVING.
IN
is the
what
to say
of
is intended
SWING
golfer,therefore,
make
never
his
be
up-swing
tired
of
ii
Athletic
Spaldi?ig''s
Three
important
begin with,
to
first
place,
"slow
back"
the
head
in
fact,
be
do
and
the
quickly
in
swing
rather
the
either
the
movement,
the
fact
they
the
course
made,
but
whole
of
this
the
can
be
body
has
human
do
the
shoulders
they
belief
find
that
speed
one
no
rhythm
to
turn
from
machinery
or
while
the
seems
and
the
the
of
player
work
his
lose
club.
stroke.
the
up-swing
hips alone,
to
instead
perceptible
any
accuracy
ball.
backward
of
command
of
the
ball
the
to make
quicker
hit
the
in
to
on
the
to
to
suddenly
very
able
guilty
are
to
going
are
that
be
the
will
possible.
manner
it,to swing back
of
go
impulse, particularly
will
body
this
backwards
they
and
is
will
club
what
that, tends
still ;
attention
accuracy
easiest
natural
a
forward
besides
or
it should
the
will
movements
head
and
and
backwards
and
it is behind
unconscious
harder
the
bring
about
do
to
it off the
his
there
be
may
partly
takes
of
until
kept quite
movement
uniformity
is to
possible ;
as
strictest
whole
the
In
moderately
"
swaying
the
smoothest
going
are
increasing it,and,
all control
at
of
object
fatal.
quite rigid
be
or
down
set
golf. Secondly,
be
must
the
like
of
it must
Unless
be
motionless
as
also
be
slowly
rules
movements
points
there
is done
matter
body
fairly confident
feel
they
a
the
in the
"
how
thing
purposes
generally
"
beginners
they
and
anything
The
kept
39
may
will
very
golden
be
must
these
and
point
the
concerned.
of
horizontal
and
Of
is
them
conducted
sideways
as
each
certain
when
If
far
gear,
With
of
Thirdly,
impossible.
about
As
intents
up-swing
of
any
of
player
all
to
to
of
out
be
must
the
forwards
given
break
to
the
about
is another
of
is, so
or
a
and
it
motionless.
that
rules
Library.
so
upon
is
being
that
an
the
axis
point.
Bearing
these
things
in
mind,
you
begin
the
swing.
The
Spalding's Athletic Library.
40
movement
irst
must
which
one
makes
of
head
the
latter
the
so
rule
to move,
the
left
itself
to
mistakes
who
by players
instead
of
seen
their
letting
completely
which
still have
will
inconvenient
and
will
ness
the
in
been
it will
the
were
to
it to
the
Many
and
almost
knee
at
firmly planted
so
move,
and
consequently
this is meant
until
over
on
is
to
in towards
only
the
the
balance
being
taken
the
right, and
the
this
heel
ball
of
so
it rests
well.
the
at
the
The
same
the
ball
fortable,
uncom-
one
as
that
allow
and
slightly,
the
is not
When
left
club
must
on
this
the
ground
left
is raised
I think
off
right toe.
the
on
but
sweeps.
and
stage you
the
toe, but
the
preserve
weight
that
at
from
feet
It is the
made.
was
long
inconvenient
least
address
entirely
turns
or
of
sweep
when
is to say,
of
sure-
long drive,
good
couple
wrong
a
committed
at all in those
a
the
not
the
about
when
players pivot
begins
feet
the
keep
turns
does
of
wrists,
and
power
backward
a
this
shoulder.
it at
is sometimes
of
believe
of
and
started, that
impossible,
pivot. By
foot
is well
fault
of
the
for
begin
deal
great
making
I don't
matter
a
a
outward
the
to
do, will
to
the
manner
the
arrangement,
This
wide
very
swing
become
wants
a
case.
taken
to
they
that
the
work
wasted.
is necessary
When
has
been
belief
is not
such
their
whole
position, and
have
club
the
the
disturbs
of
swings,
the
in
right from
the
to
arms
work
the
begin
their
of
commencement
wrists
both
indicated, swing away
This
the
breaking
is the
links
as
slightly
One
movement'.
one
soon
as*
to bend
begins
the
the
on
at
elbow
left
ball, the
club, while,
the
start
they alone,
the
from
to
pressure
accommodate
commonest
back
moving
and
They,
gentle
begins
to
as
club
the
first
the
giving
initiative.
the
left
it is the
wrists, and
the
from
come
this
ground.
so
safe,
pivoting
and
transferred
moment
the
leg
right leg
then
left
stiffens
Spalding'sAthletic
42
Library.
VII.
When
the
and
directed,
work
in the
point
do
it is
so
of
toe
seriouslywrong
and
The
be
it
set
as
play
strong
it
arises
also
very
by
not
any
and
of
the
find
If
there
work
we
not
something
it is
and
"
as
it does
is
what
out
take
is
to
employed.
always swings
It
is the
much
it advisable
with
if he
quite
matter,
the
in
to
of
powers
powerful
advantage,
the
down
in
longer
the
the
will
style
A
take
may
weaker
man
inconvenience
long swing.
a
swing"
be
when
thinks
a
the
player.
wrists,
will
longer
remembered
prolong
should
the
than
man
exactness
he
laid
swing
peculiarities of the
attempts
that
than
more
be
built
stiffly
gain
be
backward
can
the
on
excess"
must
rule
it with
the
certainly some
this
physical
follow
means
there
I think
wrist
far
strict
very
considerably
it is carried
do
to how
as
wrists, and
when
are
should
flexiblybuilt, and
man,
himself
that
farthest
swing
ground.
sign
the
largely depends
and
slender
with
at the
the
of
their
do
to
that
top
the
facing
certain
player
No
longer swing,
with
is
found
the
or
allowed
have
I
way
right.
prolonged.
of
a
the
question
matter,
club
the
generally
"
that
necessary
swing,
the
in
been
be
it will
absolutely
an
have
wrists
manner,
backward
back
brought
been
the
proper
it,the
call
when
the
of
has
club
SWING.
THE
OF
TOP
THE
the
It
that
the
he
does.
is,
drive,
shorter
that
does
and
swings
player nearly
swing beyond
In
no
that
case
point
Spalding^s
when
the
best
is the
fullest
the
for
be
and
of
cut
the
swing
elbow
is
it is not
directed, the
at the
far
taken
has
player
If
is lost
this
the
on
the
in
Besides,
player
whole
nothing
same
to
; but
upwaord
the
one
the
during
top of
the
at
that
"
letting
not
body
be, that
the
as
The
is to say,
the
making
not
swing
in
a
ceased,
sudden
been
had
the
jerk
poised
back
should
there
than
and
upward
should
from
be
in
the
begun
be
a
very
at
this
sense
of
the
result
movement.
There
top point.
movement
and
the
and
enormous
an
stop here,
of
make
to
deliberate
conscious
full
a
value
club
from
downward
has
to
all the
in his
accuracy
slowly,as already
tendency
any
feels
he
of both
sake
made
more
never
if the
of
be
beginner,
swing, when
nature
the
for
guard against
are
thing begun
in the
the
with
should
back
must
top point.
just the
about
said
away
is consistent
swing
practicallyto destroy
pause.
be
strong tendency
a
been
six inches
regularly comes
responsibility,
the
wasted.
should
or
great importance
the
turning-point of
swing
That
lavished
was
from
away
found,
than
efforts,which
conscious
the
it.
manner.
that
power
It is
taken
gravest consequence
always
already
than
more
away
it is of
While
is
the
it.
the
been
not
must
over
which
care
over
which
at
swing
have
has
be
it will
free-and-easy
pause
point
there
too
get
further
inch
and
the
will
what
in mind
swing,
upward
a
of
control
club
be
not
ball.
right
an
the
long swings
very
Bearing
the
most
movements
preliminary
the
and
the
control
of
43
it should
losing
that
"
absolute
top
Library.
and
is
that
than
the
at
he
matter
most
a
feared,
case
the
back
instant
an
may
in
rule
farther
inch
an
horizontal,
becomes
player feels that
if the
far
so
club
Athletic
no
the
air and
should
be
top of the
as
soon
as
perceptible
Spalding's Athletic
44
Library.
VIII.
So
now
we
makes
that
of
nature
downward
is the
chief
The
of
case
golf differs
from
the
the
club
ball
a
it is
stops
the
be
the
very
small
the
object.
and
be
of
and
and
control
the
is
so
is that
the
Mi
carried
in
in which
sense
it is not
a
"hit," and
very
that, moreover,
over
the
to
ordinary
ball
result
in
drive
The
game
the
the
obtained,
amount
club.
In
afterwards, the
will
tee
sharp impact,
When
done.
and
attempt
no
in every
stroke
that
be
must
the
the
say
to be.
brassey
of
is, so
latter
might
there
from
the
little
there
direction
of
ball.
it
is,of
shall be
taken
While
ball
a
other
sudden
a
soon
length comparatively
will
is
properly
very
the
rapid swing
every
implying
word,
when
"hit"
of
and
the
One
going
is that
mind
simply swept
and
almost
is
than
care
what
one
in the
which
one
down-swing,
the
of
thing
in
driver
be
even
propulsion
the
bear
to
must
in the
forward
first half
stroke, the
and
to be.
certain
whole
the
the
with
play
ball, which
the
of
thing
effort
for
scope
almost
reallythe
is
settles what
that
less
already pointed out,
as
swing
up-swing
half
affords
swing, since,
upward
the
things
of its features
go, is in many
ball
the
of the
really active part
it is the
in that
important
it is all-
which, though
down-swing,
the
begin
may
SWING.
DOWNWARD
THE
right manner,
course,
in
in the
exactly the
this will have
highest degree
right place
to
be
done
on
by
necessary
the
the
club
proper
that
the
and
in
regula-
Library.
Athletic
Spa/di?ig's
tion of
all the
club
the
reached
the
toe
heel
or
attended
the
of
it,the
under
two
about
are
to
the
the
swayed,
movement
of the
according
to
the
by
tee
of the
it
properly
saying"
the
before, but
after the
the
On
of
when
he
with
the
whole
all
was
the
taking
utmost
only
assert
swing
and
after the
itself and
of
ball
club
the
and
only
be,
his
action
upwards.
thought
get the
ball
enable
the
and
will
more
gone
the
largely to
one
has
only
incident
an
down
ment,
move-
he
it that
what
of
truth
been
have
by
made
has
what
taken
course
hits
finishes
and
I
the
from
by
the
hit.
player
care
is
due
emphasise
merely
doing
not
them
laid
ball
the
the
and
to
swing properly
is not
drive
been
details
the
the
makes
the
it is also
ball has
top point, there
off the
of
success
while
see
signifiesthe
this
and
is
swing
may
or
move,
the
of
despatching
particularto
that he
as
merely
this
to
body
just
player, in making
The
so
is
the
more
up
wrong
have
in
as
and
the
to
been
I
as
remarks
downward
the
in
better
stance,
too
found
just
ball
by
gets
through
have
may
the
to be
allowed
directions
that
is not
the
the
been
arms
club
way
with
have
these
of
place
be
not
for"
club
and
business.
well,
gone
best
whole
ball
wrists
in
being
is taken
ball
the
is
ball
if the
to
on
whole
wrong
standard
driver
must
the
may
object
in the
again
head
the
The
down.
be
may
club
the
swing
or
faults
for these
the
the
as
If the
topped,
effort to direct
any
just
success.
is
or
and
swing,
contact, but
into
come
point. Something
have
club,
remedy
regulation of
exact
by
directing of
dehberate
more
the
particular manner
a
be
cannot
much
a
to it in
on
parts of
other
45
and
thing
as
away
that
the
in
to
less
attention
to
scious
con-
than
down-swing
Having brought
that
club
the
detail
to
do, and
the
to
is to
finish
It is
rapidly as possible.
consciousness
player
be, far
must
will
give thought
begin
to
the
to
fully
manner
Spalding^ s
46
finishing.
of
whole
In
from
thing,
when
and
time,
start
Athletic
Library.
the
is
man
finish, should
to
be
his
on
to
the
game,
certain
a
extent
mechanical.
The
the
and
wrist,
is then
from
feet
tightening
though
wrists
is
of
one
this
at
the
face
of
and
the
that
his
was
who
it is
shall
at
feet
club
left
the
knee
addressing
out
position
of
just
which
he
it before
the
theory
as
he
will
of
that
was
different
him
the
with
the
on
their
be
laid
their
part
the
the
to
began
the
at
from
player
the
moment
addressed
most
driving
of
the
ever
of
Just
when
the
to
turn
position,
firm
one
that
see
the
ball, which
and
he
Any
will
so
both
on
when
did
impact
power
it
down.
swing.
himself
the
course
begins
he
as
am
drive.
if
the
quite
upward
for
and
pivoting
is
I
the
stroke,
body
ball, just
swing
the
the
its
and
by
of
part,
ball, the
little
a
done
work
making
in
some
opinions,
cannot
the
be
naturally,
it
he
when
afford
about
of
been
gripped
in
quickly
directly
be
an
couple
should
will
come
with
have
largely
and
striking
intended
obviously
be
in
comes
faces
take
to
a
naturally
come
approaching
moment
and
thinks
is
power
about
begin
wrists
the
will
club
that
do
to
of
Directions
experience.
when
it
player
beUeve
lot
a
assertion
an
the
to
has
the
expressed
who
is about
there
point
probably
have
those
point
merely
comes
will
and
left
the
by
taken
rapidly
will
movement
and
wrists,
is
club-head
this
at
authorities
some
certainly
the
This
tightly.
more
the
but
of
up
far
So
movement,
the
until
club
forward
brought
pace
ball.
the
arm
an
of
the
down
bringing
club
acceleration
even
It
in
initiative
player
is
the
accuracy.
Spalding's Athletic
Library.
47
IX.
FINISHING
The
that
second
begin
to turn
right knee,
the
so
as
properly the
whole
fault
with
such
cases
word
A
hand.
the
handle
the
The
The
The
right will
club
to
the
downward
There
stroke
the
club,
right
left
hand
open
a
is
only
ruined.
not
hand
hand
should
should
Httle
at
if
the
hold
hold
the
it should
of
this
the
of
common
very
and
soon,
the
grip
one
the
swing
each
squeezing
afraid
were
little
a
in
graphs.
photo-
with
be
club
firmly all
top
a
just
should
tightlyas
so
the
in too
the
is done
foot, and
Examine
of
until
whole
it is
body get
pressure
left
but
has
one
point
one
feels
been
done
performance
of the
tendency
the
on
The
the
more
through.
way
to
of
allow
automatically tighten
the
itself
in
swing.
to which
everything
the
always
varying
easily,but
move
let
this
left
the
to
of
round
come
When
timing, because
to
is
address
of the
it.
loosely.
about
the
In
losing
stroke
to
ball.
on
little bend
a
slightlyforward.
careful
the
the
thrown
be
thrown
players
some
to allow
flightof
of
very
and
right shoulder
the
will
weight
needs
movement
right toe,
Hne
be
hit,but not before, the player should
is
to allow
the
will
body
ball
his
on
faces
body
the
STROKE.
THE
rest
part
of
in
now
that
one
properly
is almost
some
the
regard
to
should
direct
up
to
this
inevitable.
players to
twitch
finishingof
the
attention, for
point
But
the
there
in their
if
accurate
is
arms
a
great
and
1^
Finish
of
a
Full
See
Drive
Chapter
or
Brassey
IX.
Shot.
Another
View
showing
J5ody
is
of
the
the
Position
brought
of
Finish
round
of
to
the
the
Full
Hands
Face
Drive
and
the Hole.
or
Arms,
See
Brassey Shot,
and
how
Chapter
the
IX.
Spalding^
finisued
this
the
pleasant
length
and
place
the
side,
and
the
as
of
ball
how
badly
with
that
As
of
a
of
final
time
to
should
the
position
it
should
looking
between
to
and
be
over
the
and
in
of
turns
found
the
head
the
from
that
le^^t
and
gone,
the
If
the
at
waist,
with
the
shoulder
the
top
which
bail.
body
and
of
as
the
will
importance
the
be
ward
down-
all
glued
its
to
in
the
a
this
on
original
remains
swing
the
during
eye
head
be
are.
head
the
keeps
the
would
during
the
soon
realised
often
only
and
the
to
compares
the
not
but
motionless
ball.
quite
urge
steady
has
they
they
again
emphasised,
perfectly
the
would
ball
body
they
than
club,
it
their
manner
habit
their
proceeding
a
proper
perfectly
already
until
such
the
one
body
as
of
the
out
get
if
Perhaps
somewhat
a
dropping
bending
both
you
dropping
and
grip
of
injunction,
be
back
feet
stiuck.
finisH
a
swing,
swing
the
appearance
the
keeping
upward
their
of
way
of
his
take
for
those
its
run
to
driven,
generally
retaining
well
opponent
your
the
from
been
the
anxious
more
hand
has
into
of
pretty
already
players,
get
moving
has
Si
habit
has
for
he
Some
one
ball
come
if
disposition,
releasing
or
has
or,
on.
the
the
into
get
until
time
tee,
moving
excitable
properly,
position
the
on
be
to
stroke
Library,
Athletic
s
still,
eyes
direct
are
line
DRIVES
GOOD
The
A
ball
straight
ball
that
Slightly
4-
More
Sliced
6.
Bad
a
palled
pull
and
Slice
with
begins
generally
;
"
fine
the
a
best.
little
pull
traveller.
fairly
trouble
len.^th
the
usually
RAD
AND
long.
likely.
lost.
worst
ball
See
of
all.
Chapter
X.
and
comes
round
again-
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X.
THE
be
will
It
in
realitya
when
lit into
to
least
deviation
one
of
and
ruin
know.
he
will
he
has
and
practised
he
indeed
driving
has
to
commenced
The
the
one
must
hit
long
balls.
themselves,
"pressing,"
I
do
force
and
in
a
gain
In
a
and
is
not
swings
the
any
are
say
to
that
have
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of
distance,
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half
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of
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of
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until
time
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the
he
has
in
due
course,
too
much
left
to
by force,
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results.
and
upward
application
proceeding
it is evident
perfect
more
be
must
the
the
any
driving
him
g^i them
to
of
any
until
become
they
perfectly executed
in
of
against striving
attempt
the
only golfers
in
ball
and
drive
measure
certain
to
the
out
is
unconsciously.
is made
novice
large
almost
mean
will
and
considerable
worry
naturally and
longer
warn
results
to
very
which
ca'''^
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expect
good
a
the
thing
some
ceased
extent
it half
the
movements
this
drive
naturallythe swing
more
to
really good
hardly
large
do
to
and
of
will
in
whole
much
too
all of
nicety,
easily ruined
diligently for
most
a
is
achieve
utmost
the
a
capable player, it
a
movements,
the
throw
how
It
of
look
may
correctness
to
stroke, and
experience
that
absolute
drive
by
set
with
other
each
is sufficient
the
the
although
being performed
from
them
player
BALL.
fairlycomplicated
have
of
that
seen
simple thing
LONG
that
of
will
many
to
come
by
or
By
ward
down-
strength
not
result
players
the
until
drive
ought
it
the
ball
as
the
line
without
very
surely length
may
be
he
watches
under
and
with
this
for
the
and
can't
others
the
to be
seems
there
driver
in
in
own
change
have
this
I
i
was
was
respect,
only
not
to
a
I
men
not
explain
to
to
suddenly
any
in
driver, and
constantly outdriven,
one
so
my
that
the
else.
In
matches
was
of
that
and
be
a
for
long
holding
my
and
the
that
manner
a
least
my
it, and
suggests
case,
in
but
to
business
to
with
I
do
the
the
always
that
seems
rather
generally capable
was
ball
considered
am
secret
think
I
they try,
about
sary
neces-
the
can
experience
own
about
or
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mysterious
am
this
able
myself
short
My
too
came
been
never
quite
it.
and
days,
most
that.
long
very
much
however
though
because
these
satisfaction
of
end
gift.
will
never
the
driving
natural
a
something
is
explanation,
of
effort,
combined
that
it than
with
do
to
more
art
of
less
or
more
that
rest, the
the
For
is
absolutely strength, for
not
has
skill
do
to
apparent
say
If
them
possible
is what
would
balls
of
many
perfect
strength
I
that
such
that
say
but
strength.
of
humanly
any
Certainly
is
limb
to
of
amount
ball
of
looseness
be
inclined
purpose.
long
it is
as
without
conditions
moderate
a
far
proper
reallylong
effort
find
will
he
hit
to
gradually
very
that
extra
apparent
practically as
that
the
just
at
itself,and
of
come
any
is therefore
find
will
he
should
straight along
it
and
and
style
properly,
send
to
his
beginner
swings
slice
or
great players
present
one
of
the
balls
drive
will
without
got
pull
this
does
hit, and
be
to
his
make
to
either
he
If
height.
object
sole
his
it
make
The
settled.
the
force
to
and
experienced
very
quite
become
safe
it is not
but
way,
is
player
have
method^
this
in
balls
long
their
get
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younger
with
always
my
of
days
friends
having
to
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in
hard
fighi
when
all
outdrive
back
shall
I
the
for
will
a
be
and
this
when
can
depend
to
trying
spoiled
how
to
direction
like
get
hits
fair
a
they
a
far
more
prove
a
ball
of
fair
of
career,
not
and
of
for
the
proportion
and
of
and
who
is
them
shots
are
all
in
the
time.
every
than
pays
straightness, and
length
of
of
concentrate
straighter
Nothing
they
instead
their
researches
"
occasions
majority
profitable study
if their
of
future
instead
should
timing
reliabilitythat
the
say
regularity,
proper
that
as
it
game
great strength
majority
successful.
reliabilityand
of
the
farther,
long ball, even
should
absolute
always
this
the
How
length,
on
getting straighter
on
never
was
the
at
degree
swing
point
far
so
endeavour,
find
will
that
to
fair
application
of
and
that
result
the
in
certainly
reasonable
a
a
any
them
to
farther
drive
efforts
They
got
driving
upon
the
do, with
their
have
with
accuracy
recommend
would
golfing
good
any
drive
to
without
done
they
and
in
more
since,
my
It
to
players against pressing
be
to
are
them
perfect
by
simply
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all young
eighty yards,
be
can
few
a
ever
of
it.
solve
to
they
for
necessary
hundred
but
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ball.
long
began
forty yards
perhaps
greatest mystery
able
drive
to
I
any
short-drivingexperiences.
strongly advise
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Therefore
the
without
began
on
retained
of
it.
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that
strength
old
my
and
outdriven
with
in
prospects
I
actually put
have
I
be
never
bemg
faihng
my
my
methods,
forty yards,
to
is
about
came
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those
company,
having gone
this
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to
warning
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and
any
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me
of
any
opponents.
my
them
keep
to
without
of
and
fortnight, and
to
fatal
suddenly,
length,
great
It
game.
be
alteration
conscious
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short
would
respect
success,
a
the
Library.
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the
in
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driving
who
man
always
of
on
the
stance
for
See
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with
XI.
Pull.
stance
for
Drive
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Chapter
with
XI,
Slice.
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work
the
by
to
put
pulled
in
their
necessity
of
going
ball
high
a
so
and
expert
as
to
would
he
expert
to
be
very
the
in
the
would
only
sliced
the
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hint
that
ball
is
advanced
and
heel
than
in
the
to
get
the
while
and
the
between
to
obtain, and
case
most
ball
pulled
ball
should
be
the
feet.
especially
the
more
The
to
is
with
stroke
right
foot
towards
pulled
ball
control, than
this
kind
to
a
should
the
a
who
he
of
the
sliced
the
wins.
I
obtaining
right
with
the
about
ball.
left
back
drawn
more
foot
club,
wooden
right, or
always
can
play straight
be
is
is
and
that
your
with
until
man
for
line
a
the
player
club
find
direction
in
more
a
frequently
most
stance
ordinary
an
generally
elementary
your
the
of
is
from
circumstances
varying
straightest
take
to
that
so
sphere
is
the
the
matches
win
who
all
feel
to
hand,
his
generally
be
instruction
Besides,
game.
will
far
of
on
to
as
of
other
over
length.
comes
club
need
tricks
any
the
ball
sure
to
way
hole.
and
the
on
his
in
mastery
of
practically
to
the
and
game,
complete
be
not
attempt
strokes
ordinary
straight
a
to
this
got very
have
of
player
will
and,
;
the
mean
instruction
any
over
really
shots
time
the
to
often
devoid
giving
the
them
might
as
obstacle
an
command
he
will
ill advised
himself
adapt
he
these
do
which
in
deliberately,
putting
consequently
was
kind
and
obtained
drive
can
to
how
has
professional
round
without
course
much
so
this
beginner's stage,
a
thing, by
one
of
hole
things
get them
diftidence
have
to
ambitions
any
much
For
points.
the
which
one
feel
I
will
it,
over
these
ball
to
way
and
However,
these
the
ask
before,
do
to
sliced
or
is
which
wish
players
a
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should
I
a
wind
this
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little
of
experience
his
play
involves
no
the
on
wind
is not
quite
will
he
also
the
is
usual.
and
When
that
playing against
bore
better
its way
swing
swing
has
been
of
advantage
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the
of
to
attempt
is
comprised
through
give
what
case
is
is
the
in
cross-winds
the
little
ball
while
more
time
the
I would
not
to
player
his
swing
the
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than
both
cases.
to
seems
when
wind
the
and
to
me
than
rise
wind
slower
in
slowly
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down
rather
always
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the
of
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and
be
shorten
to
shortens
advantageous
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ball
a
the
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point
conlidence.
up
and
the
slow
get
the
blowing.
greater
any
if he
should
the
wind
always
both
playing
quickly made,
to
seems
the
is
extra
effect
what
blowing strongly.
swings
the
thing
from
very
easilydone,
good
usual, and
some
it is
a
countered.
en-
adaptation
some
methods.
very
of
player
ordinary
There
is
as
when
a
the
for
when
game
constantly
attempt
matter
no
wind
downward
find
I
the
that
upward
to
from
it is
day,
achieve
probably
recommend
all events,
long
circumstance
permitted
comfortable
so
at
blowing.
when
to unsteadiness
a
that
windy
a
is
deviation
say
the
playing
prevaihng conditions,
I would
the
compass
be
great
very
swing
matter,
may
the
to
place,
hrst
which
blowing,
WIND.
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about
something
say
is
IN
very
deviation
simple
from
process
advise
their
of
players
young
usual
making
game
a
than
certain
IM
Braid
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"letting
characteristic
out
at
it"
in
finish
by
the
his
Drive,
Champion.
the
for
allowance
when
this
anything.
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and
the
the
to
hold
ball,
his
is
with
of
lot
a
getting
distance
front.
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the
object
is
to
get
the
course,
it
is
a
and
or
more
the
a
mind
in
the
player
the
behind
get
the
hold
of
the
ball
that
may
ball,
proceeding,
utmost
caution,
fault
dangerous
difficulty
in
ball
the
driving
a
"
when
getting
his
allow
and
his
beginners,
of.
this
a
right
which
dropping
since
out
of
the
and
go
little
right
one
a
of
if
case,
usual,
long
the
to
droop
a
they
little
with
is
shoulder
way,
right,
conducted
which
wind
than
very
to
be
wind
the
this
more
shoulder
the
the
higher
kind
must
from
that
so
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little
of
forgetting,
not
along.
a
stance
however,
in
teed
trifles
small
take
be
may
it
help
ball,
chance
down
"
"
cedure
pro-
low
a
strongly
well
as
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of
only
playing
pains
stroke.
any
up
high
it
is
front
take
course
stands
are
into
and
it
coming
fairly
power
it
for
you
up
the
for
in
and
hit,
against
more
usual
it, that
is
wind
case,
the
down,
in
the
reverse
to
low
power
when
shot
tee
bearing
driving
fairly
get
may
ball
the
keep
to
from
variations
little
throughout
up
front
forward,
more
is
sufficient
be
the
a
ball
the
to
from
stand
to
as
well
slight
ought
blowing
rather
weight
shoulder
right
these
of
result
his
keep
far
so
63
which
in
it
is
wind
go
may
direction
done
properly
the
he
player
of
is
the
in
wind
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To
without
each
is to
case
of
the
is
employed
in his favour
will
play
he
must
in
If the
shot
tee
with
provided
was
a
good
a
ball
lying nicely
to
face
in the
thing
wrong
least
not
good,
for
the
the
lie
be.
So
be, and
it
might
second
the
nor
went
many
second
stance
be
played
quite
were
beginners
take
to
them
that
question when
they
a
long
should
come
as
if he
to the
be
as
he
has
that
be
that
any
if
But
was
time
matter
one,
more
will
direction
found
a
bad.
or
he
the
they might
the
take
stance.
or
when
be
liking,
shot,
if the
or
brassey
they
second
of lie
what
that
unlucky
drive,
his
to
good
are
where
place
follows
are
it would
their
that
that
his
matter
shot, if it ought to be
suggest
the
to
the
they
for
is that
given everything
exactly
himself
the
is
in
club
wooden
difference
chances
likelyhappen
very
shot
with
type of
choose
shot
the
one
direction
whether
them,
difficulties
the
themselves
finds
in the
ball
brassey
count
material
to
he
the
possible
player
the
up
may
to
timely
of
case
tee
in the
driving
object
and
pick
shot
tee
a
The
material
the
simply
brassey.
similar
only
to
to
as
a
he
deserves
the
and
as
far
as
is
about
said
the
shot
tee
is allowed
the
been
with
The
of the
case
from
circumstances
ball
times.
and
he
has
this in view
with
both
in the
the
drive
and
hole,
whereas
all that
applies to play
pages
brassey shot
a
purposes
tee, and
the
foregoing
for
and
all intents
PLAY.
came
neither
desired
of
to
course
it may
be
frequently ask
ball whether
the
it
then
more
loft to be
filed
trouble
from
the
that
but
ever,
between
the
has
bottom,
extremely
the
last year
being
should
be
driver
used
to
do
as
my
by
they
must
to
so,
the
same
and
as
the
when
driving
The
brassey
might
driver.
Care
that
from
of
add
must
the
the
be
be
own
my
taken
driver,
the
face
and
up
to
club
a
from
any
the
club
of
the
I
put
an
grassy
the
the
the
the
brassey
the
shorter
of
stroke
why
is the
the
it
neglect
He
the
length
of
as
the
length
same
of
same
opposed
seems
same
the
the
than
in
are
brassey
understand
that
is
they
risk
that
suggestion
about
that
see
I cannot
play
against
brasseys during
on
"
and
wise
other-
or
rather
am
increase
inch
ball
the
at
gQi
recommend
but
tee
should
that
ball
I don't
about
is to
as
first
the
in
player
a
lie is very
been
people
object
bad
as
compatability
no
the
to
the
;
little
a
driver, particularly at
extent
player
is still
of
get
room
some
Some
by
the
for
club,
materially damaged
that
makers.
many
the
all it is desired
hands
it to
have
"
I
matches
that
with
come
generally happen
is
however, that
say,
faces
the
case
up,
professional is
A
less
in
I must
failure.
a
have
on
of
slightly generally
reason.
driver.
that
two
or
they
happens
requires
short
and
necessary,
stroke
it
trifle thick.
the
there
into
loft
after
that
ball
ask
before
that
club.
put
less obstruction
encounters
a
to
than
that
so
their
it often
Then
shorter
is rather
that
got enough
not
lie.
ordinary
in mind
unlikely
very
which
borne
and
it
does
suffered
they
of
wrong
shop
only
which
experience
particularly
the
get
something
Not
loft, so
powers
to
club-maker's
to it.
limited
a
brassey, and
thing
brassey, and
and
length
instance
way
the
with
driving
they
be
it must
get length
is
there
on
with
their
hard
very
it to the
take
they
a
that
conclusion
the
and
to them
seems
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some
with
difficulty
find
they
whenever
when
but
is necessary,
all that
to
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this
as
brassey
rather
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obvious
cliat
point
choose
players. They
select
the
taking
ever
of
lies,which
be
adopted
player
in
brassey
his
driver, if
results,
The
he
driver
As
matter.
final
a
rather
When
in
he
has
attempting
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as
ball
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a
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that
tow^ards
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frequently
the
scoop
good
must
the
be
not
in
is
getting
the
work
the
will be
This
that
up
do
when
ever
to
ball
well
it
made
realise
up,
and
done
do
from
its low
This
driving.
his
right
is very
out
of
that
such
into
if he
takes
without
any
it
the
grass
ball
very
it, which
considerable
idea
results
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very
trying
and
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attempts.
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of
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at
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club
same
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the
hitting the
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player
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driver.
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mind
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execute
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the
his
of
out
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eyes
ensure
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ball
his
in this
usually have
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at
same
altogether.
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play
to
keep
get
with
to the
hands
looking
should
must
and
of
his
the
with
game
upon
of
in
is to
adopted
it should
called
only
to
dipping
up,
brought
for
to
his
ball
shot
has
angles
perfect duplicates
club
instead
himself
player
had
of
without
stance
fail
to
sure
club,
they
accustomed
demanded
ever
shot
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little idea
getting
is,that
a
it.
right place.
beginning
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behind
be
the
recommended
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is not
become
is almost
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right
driving, but
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has
should
is
brassey
a
he
it is sometimes
than
the
same
quite different
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about
as
work
rougher
he
brassey
word
fairly stiff shaft,
a
the
anything approximating
not,
the
want
kind
same
young
then
they
have
precaution
play
to which
does
and
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to
upon
is to obtain
if he
or
If
of
and
them,
both
if the
have
case.
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that
see
should
called
from
his
to
suit
just what
is
67
difficulties
the
to
think
they
each
be
may
driver
trouble
they
of
many
a
which
brassey
a
causes
Library.
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to
Hke
player
specially designed
cleanly
further
and
properly
assistance.
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PLAY
devoted
I have
clubs
because
them
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majority
the
laid
of
WITH
will then
he
the
the
principles
the
special requirements
brassey
the
object generally
other
of
is taken
into
within
and
it is
view
a
stages
of
In
word,
distance
a
the
short
Broadly speaking
which
each
of
with
which
a
brassey,
a
and
is
there
good
is
to
a
player
which
as
he
be
five
are
to
a
easy
uses
the
and
generally
taken.
stroke
different
to
to
there
get pretty nearly
when
It
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usually
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be
sible
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making
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possible.
as
accuracy.
classes
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to
to
near
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and
one
is com.para-
will
or
but
which
that
club
as
to
needs
the
than
hole
get
main
wooden
sacrificed
either
the
possible ;
as
distance
The
special use.
can
driver
generally required
game
there
the
saving
now
the
is
when
ball.
of
and
is less
irons,
adapted
clubs
either
with
desired
now
perhaps
final
that
the
of
get
be
to
far
as
instruments
it is
way
placing
reach,
with
iron
with
get
to
shot
full
also
this
in
is to
required
a
account
the
in
by
various
the
tively short
exact
it is
distance
achieved
be
may
or
the
only
the
in
his
Still,in
different
plays
one
and
with
well
pretty
have
the
wooden
the
game,
treatment.
and
of
good
a
on
with
play
play fairlyreliably with
to
get
same,
When
situation.
the
when
are
the
of
different
although they require
of
learns
foundations
69
CLUBS.
to
space
who
man
the
cases
IRON
much
so
Lih-ary.
Athletic
Spalding^s
as
the
of
irons, for
is the
far
cleek,
as
distance
with
is
Spalding'sAthletic
70
rather
under
of
brassey
a
mashie
driving
as
a
rule
same
the
driving
kind
than
the
with
many
with
has
and
thirty or
it has
ball
is
it
and
the
the
turf,
short
the
deep
club
more
than
a
hundred
to
pitch
clear
dead
aU
the
on
approach
had
which
low
and
is
to
the
shot
not
would
of
as
there
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much
a
not
blade
used
for
ball
the
at
high
up
the
hole
without
any
character
loft
result
on
have
outside,
so
but
a
lot
on
and
ball
of
run
is
on
it
fairly
club
a
deal
of
its
drop
would
way
mounted,
sur-
be
it will
it.
when
when
shots
played
and
great
a
will
run
were
it the
that
shots
much
is
short
for
are
mashie, which
very
most
this
resting-place can
there
and
the
that
In
so
cleek
moderately
green
run
which
on
and
air.
the
favourite
hundred
a
it, so
on
the
and
is the
guarding
green
so
does
yards
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into
up
used
fairlylong
loft
its final
only
bunkers
it
ball
Next
This
is
is
player
that
so
loft.
purpose
lifts
high
and
blade
blade
cleek
of
one
to
up
is that
the
the
is
It
hundred
considerable
some
accurately gauged.
a
Its
is
carried.
a
of
After
which
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one
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a
but
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deeper
masters
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are
is
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are
iron,
and
with
and
and
each,
difference
The
shorter
a
the
from
between
to
comes
that
say
struck
obstructions
with
for
well
on
other.
who
the
forty yards.
and
the
those
clubs
length,
get
for
purpose,
slightly heavier.
comes
useful
cannot
special
cleek
a
uses
same
approach
for
both
have
the
generally
is
mashie
medium
the
shot
mashie
driving
deep,
they
golfers, but
generally
of
that
of
cleek,
for
calls
carry
and
bags,
great preference
a
the
their
low
long,
a
which
but
players
employed
are
find
the
Some
in
they
who
players
have
direction.
in
accuracy
for
or
practically brassey distance,
of
a
that
Library,
of
rarely
special
not
only
it almost
If
short
a
with
a
be
kept
it, so
club
that
too
it
Spalding's Athletic
would
the
be
difficult
very
pulling
ball
the
simple,
and
really well,
use
Of
the
the
of
one
it
is
with
play
difficult
most
in
one
it
are
is
very
clubs
all
of
which
to
regard
to
play
good
for
employed
bad
play
which
or
quite
uses
for
bad
the
lighter and
useless.
the
short
stopped
quite
is
ball- into
the
and
dead
the
which
must
all.
There
are
not
made
them
are
aluminium
clubs
special
the
of
have
I
ones,
be
of
club
for
can
be
fifth
iron
ball
the
The
used
play
at
putters,
putt
to
hole
each
and
delicate
most
and
exact
of
some
in
patterns being
all, favourite
a
the
found
and
are
that
to
remark
full
The
iron
with
a
swing
in
due
at
the
any
of
absolutely
clubs
consequently
with
say
here
shot
it
render
cleek.
and
stance
little
a
would
circumstances
wooden
the
in
the
kinds
at
of
details
taking
favour
w^ith
it will
iron
it
finer
much
implies, is
stroke
would
clubs
effective
green.
name
be
of
scores
shall
I
perhaps
last
obviously
speaking generally,
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for
wood.
or
Concerning
these
its
as
the
hole"
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and
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very
a
generally
the
have
with
as
reaching
its
on
one
be
it to
very
either
iron
delicate
approaches,
lofted
has
golfer
more
find
putter, which,
the
the
a
bunkers
which
into
players, however,
Some
niblick, and
making
club
of
luck
the
kinds
all
is
is
sand
from
ball
of
which
it, and
on
the
obstructions
cases
be
loft
delivering
rough
coarse,
much
with
niblick, which
is the
there
clubs
remaining
tool
heavy
do
of
that
hole
the
to
guarantee
to
as
exceedingly.
pays
of
is
mashie
proximity
close
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exactly
so
principles
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Although
desired.
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up
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play
to
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outset
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Chapter
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taking
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The
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Address
See
with
the
Cleek.
Chapter XV.
Spalding's Athletic
irons
the
A.^
the
lies
with
of
that
I
the
of
his
irons
for
in
a
is
object
he
always
it is
the
not
in
their
of
the
appreciable
no
obtained,
make
the
It will
operations
to
have
to
cultivate
take
with
turf
from
the
ball
the
introduction
with
the
club
any
we
each
the
in
ball
flies
certainty
it, as
it.
class
pass
of
the
to
It
when
on
iron
it were,
will
this
to the
club.
be
is
most
but
found
calls
cases
the
driving
be
found
the
is
do
With
of
come
well
then
and
piece
a
the
that
consideration
delicate
will
taking
done.
behind
they
first
only
players,
these
they
piece
influence
far
when
ball
not
Many
too
But
that
little
a
perform
and
most
steadying
turf
the
that
better.
there
clubs
their
just hitting
of
will
ball
success,
over
through
steady
of
the
accurately.
time
some
at
possible, and
turf
great
taking
the
outset
with
in
through
the
a
the
In
as
it
cuts
more
of
them
practice
may
but
power,
sure
to
irons
stroke.
the
of
not
am
stance
the
cleanly
club
hold
taking
command
underneath
is very
of
mistake
the
complete
driving
shots
the
and
however,
ball.
loss
the
from
I
is that
remarks
as
little farther
a
at
of
is
driver.
irons, and
the
sole
it is
when
ball
gets
with
if the
turf
club
the
his
playing
the
work,
was
stance
procedure
play with
the
of
when
hit
to
same
case
of
he
own
but
;
of
kind
case
when
foot
ball
upright
more
than
right
the
same
preliminary
turf
little
the
in
feature
these
interference
less
did
and
my
better
the
maintains
75
Also
course
do
perhaps
general
takes
one
my
this
as
mention
I have
say,
recommend
will
ball
brassey.
addressing
He
Another
is
is to
events, if he
all
and
shafts
his
to
left when
would
beginner.
closer
driver
; that
open
in front
his
shorter
generally
stands
player
playing
more
have
Library.
of
flight of
this
the
brief
special
Library.
Spa/di/ig^sAthletic
76
XV.
SHOTS.
CLEEK
For
some
club
it
that
all,and
with
not
that
be
and
I
the
outset
of
for
not
the
got
with
the
his
having
as
and
the
object
is to
than
it is
a
the
I do
of
command
other
no
with
he
its
club,
already suggested
would
of
and
this
the
as
near
get
be
get
one
to the
the
yards
with
or
abouts
there-
it is regularly
is
pin
with
good
and
shot
that
Many
it.
seventy
club,
be
long ball,
a
got
hundred
two
for
where
to
always
may
is to
at
use
have
cleek
the
work
pretty
very
from
be
to
seems
not
hundred
ball
results
cleek, and
persevere
possible
distance
of
mashie
quite proficient
it
got
which
distance
the
after
does
the
that
holes
place
I
with
generally
one-shot
to
if he
so.
straight as
when
be
can
good
very
amount
variety
beginner
done
recognised
for
A
as
a
certain
regularly
as
playing
cleeks, but
is the
it
get
in
they
use
driving
a
himself
consider
a
much
not
may
it
bags, consoling
with
believer
obtained
career,
it is
They
with
their
well
as
firm
a
the
players constantly get
used
quite
cleek
little shorter
brassey, and
their
that
occasion.
the
when
object
a
in
can
plays
strongly advise
perhaps
it
man
has
from
can
sorry
carry
am
he
for
club
proper
I
any
until
game
it, and
over
to
do
can
latter,but
think
at the
perseverance
difficult
most
a
of
straight-faced iron.
a
the
from
they
cleek
years
reflection
the
with
the
after
refuse
and
up
themselves
or
and
find
players
many
play with,
to
give
reason
a
as
full
one
possible.
hie fie
spa /ding's At
I should
explain
passing, in
inexperienced
very
which
is meant
at which
reached
player ought
little luck
a
in
it may
case
that
reader,
be
to
the
with
or
in
A
2.
hole
in 3
out
such
at
4
necessary
shot
one
hole
77
be
one-shot
a
with
to
Library.
means
(allowing
hole
a
any
a
hole
tee, and
the
from
to
putts),
two
bad
represents
play.
cleek
The
than
the
shorter
club,
that
are
you
have
but
I do
this
kind.
the
In
when
the
a
without
be
the
shorter
extent.
body
club
is to
large effect
and
For
in
way
more
even
as
its
on
or
left
when
full
cleek
with
foot
they
shot
but
not
the
As
I
little,
a
of
well
and
and
do
club
so
he
or
that
the
should
be
very
left
to
should
quite
not
find
will
Httle
cut
It goes
knee
swing
to
not
kind.
the
as
important
as
careful
a
the
slowly,
up
eyes
this
of
observed
axis,
be
ball, and
pivots
do
foot
be
just
body,
clubs
driving,
shot.
them,
the
must
the
the
slice
feel
variations
own
that
from
generally
swing, go
it is
player
away
restricted
a
forth, and
The
the
should
the
begin
turn
feel
you
with
with
directions
so
this
hands.
both
wrists
your
by
right
begin
better
do
with
playing
the
that
the
advance
to
Take
of
kind
same
quite still,and
cut
and
confidence,
the
induce
to
is necessitated
addressing
should
far
too
it.
are
same
ball.
the
to
with
you
can
in, and
kept
result
same
the
Let
the
saying
the
tends
as
I
hrmly
right elbow
the
swing
they
length
playing
players
young
find
in
shorter
two
or
ball
much
play
inch
an
the
and
do
swing
upward
on
when
club
the
should
riveted
has
own
they
that
ever
head
that
my
driving.
the
keep
as
If
Grip
good.
as
to
advise
not
to
comfort
able
said, in
in
similarity
that
of
than
more
similarity
nearer
so
amount
same
in
much
just so
stance
of
amount
not
this
driver, and
certain
a
be
should
bends
is rather
the
be
same
taken
Finish
of
Swing
See
for
a
Full
Chapter
XV.
Cleek
Shot.
s
Spalding''
far
so
the
back
of
top
the
higher
than
will
a
be
the
of
If
loss
impact
of
where
the
of
is to
it rests.
this
of
it,which
which
the
ball
is
the
the
club
the
hands
and
The
finish
will
backward
arms
be
the
full shot
this
while
of
adaptation
ball
than
than
the
of the
the
the
the
instead
a
its
must
stab
out
so
as
according
to
When
control
After
impact
long
so
way
avoid
to
jerk
or
of
sort
own
if it
warning
suffer.
no
at
more
from
obtained.
in
same
swept
a
players
be
there
natural
of
making
can
that
Httle
be
time
many
be
right,and
the
of
upward
than
the
the
much,
and
so
that
when
the
the
hands
are
being
club
as
cutting.
the
length
of the
the
three-quarter,
right
same
I
very
considerably
nearer
held
the
on
slightlyforward,
an
when
useful
with
more
is
there
play
case
is rather
are
way
be
to
this
foot
is
more
a
to
left
in
the
foot
front
club
the
wrists
playing
the
of
left
is at
farther
made
the
found
In
hands
there
in
out
weight
swing
in
cleek
have
I
wind.
The
turn
was
hit
rather
in the
a
will
there
the
carried
which
it
left.
head
stiffcr
wrists
and
well
down
at
say
be
than
which
hit
short
or
stance, placing the
open
shot
kept
with
be
may
playing against
In
long
the
is to
should
Come
finish
to
are
farther
same
cannot
allowed
that
swing.
Besides
and
its lie
distance
be
may
from
from
jerked
it, and
over
fault
any
be
the
At
given against overdoing
a
cleek
tighten
be
is
the
control.
ball
79
horizontal,
proceeding
a
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Library
it goes
driver, but
that
place
shaft
blade
hands.
the
is remembered
the
the
considerable
time
the
swing
the
with
as
way
make
to
as
Athletic
with
other
elbow
the
away
and
top
shots.
is
of
kept
the
the
from
either
forearms
the
are
The
body
driver
former
rather
swing
or
kept
rather
do
straighter,so
it is found
than
the
not
when
cleek.
that
a
full
Less
is
bend
is
held
continues
it
and
forearms
hands
both
slightly
wrists
and
this
to
the
turf
of
the
ball.
or
It
is
is
I
refinements
the
is
by
find
extremely
and
it.
then
following
of
of
generally
only
recommend
all
shots.
useful
they
may
the
At
to
in
them
take
when
an
early
in
flight
form
one
and
emergencies.
they
mastered
have
they
this
these
leave
to
time
advanced
fairly
beginners
same
of
professionals,
in
until
close
as
line
many
played
alone
severely
game
through
leading
useful
made
what,
some-
over
the
the
impact,
be
can
which
shot
a
of
time
club
wrists
address,
turns
exactly
the
extremely
is
the
carry
most
hand
usual,
The
they
as
body
than
er
the
the
at
right
variation
my
elementary
be
to
stiff
the
the
and
in
as
stiff
as
the
made
possible,
would
of
more
going,
that
shot
a
is
and,
blade
the
impact
played
they
and
will
is
This
which
golf,
the
as
another
one
effort
;
being
After
an
club
On
stroke.
the
nearly
not
cases.
more,
is
of
finish
of
front
forearms
moment.
and
in
itself
attitude
the
the
down
bring
are
to
so
other
in
as
whole
The
be
to
toe
is
there
and
knee,
stiffens
knee
right
rigidly.
more
and
at
the
hand,
other
left
the
on
left
the
to
pivoting
much
so
allowed
also
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is
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which
one
got
of
fairly
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of
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he
with
recommended
be
may
When
has
he
the
necessary
to
stand
shot
this
it is
with
play
this, the
line
feet
of
the
same
not
to
a
long
one.
is
that
the
After
very
the
that
this
been
movement
swing
is much
better
as
has
club
hit
be
and
the
to
be
entirely
in
the
case
so
that
round
to
done.
in
Vv-ay
on
of
his
most
it is
the
the
It
freely
now
far.
much
leg
other
facing
the
to
care
of
all shots
this
than
clubs,
the
to
on
the
in
swing
a
and
ball
so
sharp
impact.
with
the
hands
well
it is not
that
finish
it
the
the
of
myself,
right
foot
shots, his body
the
from
the
make
full
the
for
the
with
is to
in
nearer
iron
other
shows
I
than
reliable
back, though
At
which
In
down
stroke
that
cleek, taking
more
with
as
merely
made.
left
too
prepared
I finish
gone
upward
the
is
of
case
Apart
the
coming
and
the
ball
ball
with
and
stroke,
when
turned
should
round
a
stiffened
are
cleanly
should
is
remembered
ball
according
shot
in
the
be
usually
described.
make
upward
wrists
the
full
will
no
similar
very
stance,
the
to
that
so
the
be
to
placed
it
open
been
already
the
stroke
more
nearer
tightly, and
with
as
The
and
come
club
short
this
and,
heel.
prolong
kind
be
should
manner
play
have
will
a
ball, and
the
a
little
a
have
right
the
Grip
foot
that
take
to
in
shorter
is
to
nearer
better
right
club
the
little
a
shots
the
of
case
the
of
he
it is used
iron, for
the
shaft
also
the
to
study
shots
cleek
his
play
to
particular difficultywith
As
careful
therefore
and
outset,
discussion.
learned
manner.
the
at
give
to
under
club
the
half-swings
with
try experiments
hole.
up
essential
stroke
the
the
on
should
has
stroke,
player
its
toe,
have
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Library.
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XVII.
THE
The
is also
iron
different
of
courses
anything
is
the
green,
the
approaching
with
previous
these
mashie
that
is the
executed
a
by
far better
the
mashie,
skill,so
fewer
that
bunkers
for this
it
hole
and
it is
the
lofted
knows
what
is
in front
running-up
of
is far
he
doing,
better
much
which
in
them
gives
these
so
days
as
to
is
give
with
;
but
laying
pitching
for
is to
the
a
likelyto give
of
when
scope
players
work
kind
chance
than
of
preferable and,
club
is
the
that
belief
this
of
running-up
shot
tendency
a
Many
it
But
that
or
approach
of
to do
fair amount
a
the
to
kind
less
when
a
still left
accustomed
any
bunker,
a
possible
shortly.
is reached.
pin
is
thing
proper
no
circumstances
There
the
the
to do
a
who
man
has
it but
so
in
with
results.
to
near
got
use
shot
is either
before
only thing
still
they
there
just cleared
have
running-up
ball
that
the
described
be
will
as
that
shot
only
golfer is
becomes
bunker
the
shot, and
most
bunker
the
and
case
range
The
lofted
a
On
formidable
less
is the
this
running-up
sixty yards.
or
short
from
covered
days
when
mashie,
has
to be
ground
in
shot
more
a
short
a
say
entirely
and
another
for
fifty or
to
up
is
happens
sometimes
to
is
consideration.
the
is
that
and
circumstances
in the
this
for
matter
used
usually
hole
SHOT.
frequently
stroke,
there
guarding
serious
very
of
kind
approach
RUNNING-UP
any
make
more
amount
holes
the
with
of
with
opportunities
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the
The
object
of
ground
until
the
let it
to
is obvious
the
club
other
a
they
may
of
the
TIt^ player
fairly open
must
stance,
than
since
very
little
will
the
try
be
be
must
get
his
almost
he
that
force
found
that
to
necessary
the
and, this being so, the
and
the
left
little,the
stroke
the
right hand
should
heel
knee
out
the
should
should
turn
along
a
what
in
over
close
which
method
m
be
off the
a
run
to
the
ground
of
swing
swing
to
to
and
give
always
and
the
it will
way
it will
elbow
right
be
not
high
stiff and
In
of
regulating
general
than
and
ball
the
exactly instead
more
the
the
traversed,
up
and
kept fairlystiff,
and
affair,
short
be
time
ground.
slightlywhile
with
to make
kept very
towards
line
recommended
In
club
firm
length
each
stroke.
should
bend
be
to
club
a
a
very
to
be
only
of the
a
practice what
fairly long
blade
body
should
be
distance
need
scarcely coming
wrists
sweep
a
The
in
in order
distance
into
using
take
and
exactly by-swinging
for
even
swing
the
with
same
puts
will
Exactly
left to find
the
by
more
is necessary
distance.
distance
able
are
cleek.
a
rather
swing
particularshot, and
to
even
straight up
ball
The
naturally vary
by swinging
the
the
propulsion
and
any
simple.
very
with
short
a
player
for each
to
stand
usual.
heel
such
is very
results
while
than
so
It
the
on
straight-faced iron,
a
or
then
that
better, so
the
pin.
is needed
accuracy
as
to the
up
generally
more
better
bags,
run
it the
on
of
nearl}^,and
or
little loft
more
such
their
stroke
right
give
in
carry
making
travel
much
with
shot
straighter blade,
with
is
perhaps
"
little
a
very
players get
many
"
the
gauge
used
often
is
iron
reached,
clear
ball
the
Hft
to
with
there
less
the
indeed
and
club,
finish
and
this purpose
for
that
is
putting green
there
drop
just
is
stroke
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steady,
but
a
very
finishing the
after
head
finish
impact
of
;
the
low
the
club
down
Spalding^s
pointing
turf
is
to
accurately
eye
the
game
shot
cleek
will
struck
ball
is
is
a
as
miniature
already
has
to
to
the
ball
be
insisted
played,
being
the
itself
assert
In
of
described.
many
the
;
shot
a
should
ball
and
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for
course
The
possible,
broken.
commonly
Of
taken.
actually
on
short
be
that
has
hole.
as
tendency
he
the
to
Athletic
look
in
fact,
upon
because
respects
three-quarter
this
of
be
player
87
hit
must
the
guard
about
than
more
it
the
rule
is
this
then
and
against
hole
a
before
the
keeping
that
the
when
ever
delicate
forcing
no
cleanly
as
towards
up
character
it
is
most
running-up
shot
with
the
Addi
ess
[or
Apiatj.ich
See
Chapter
Stroke
XVIII.
willi
Alashie.
Athletic
Spaldmg^s
go
and
shot,
distance
shorter
with
less
run
and
this
all
"
the
into
front
with
next
the
ball
when
the
and
strokes
The
while
the
ball
feet.
For
my
low
down
the
heel
stand
tightly.
a
being
at
is
club
taken
the
is essential
ball, and
upward
doing
should
away
same
to
that
required
of
means
it, the
and
it
as
the
of
he
very
is
slightly
the
club
club
the
to
should
player
stroke
that
so
"
toe
grip
this
throughout
hands
arms
the
should
advanced,
the
help
time
same
always
between
the
the
to
seems
the
well
the
and
that
very
should
he
grip.
the
making
In
the
firm
procedure
the
of
should
It
holding
turf
the
is hit.
ball
midway
stretch
the
on
At
to
about
forty
slightly from
iron.
in
full
the
consequently
line
a
better.
essential
is
is
length
which
the
about
the
in
hole,
the
between
differs
believe
I
is
of
ball
very
foot
in
part
club
close
It
right
placed
course
the
very
of
case
from
at
in
employed
difference
say
with
shot
practicallythe
the
This
under
the
own
of
the
in
to
force
be
may
straight
distance
little
very
the
and
"
lifted
frequently
much
is
mashie
the
is
at
"
raised.
the
a
former
most
that
"
just
is
a
down
comes
club
the
to
ball
it
eighty yards
is not
degree
and
open,
very
that
in
taken
was
have
usually comes
for
stance
which
get
about
in
due
The
it.
on
run
that
carried
is
ball
the
so
again
down
come
consequently
and
the
which
reality there
In
higher,
up
being mostly
in
no
that
in
is somewhere
except
swing
be
to
to
latter
fifty.
or
air
it
goes
short-pitching shot,
up
from
differs
only
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is
be
time
good
the
pitch
to
this
from
it has
swing
to
the
of
mashie
very
ball.
is
be
up,
very
straight
The
preserving
play,
ball
down
come
carried
to
best
that
to
way
in
borne
and
as
mind
of
one
straight on
when
up
of
doing
to
it
is
this,
semi-rigidity which
allow
the
wrists
and
Spalding^s Athietic
forearms
bend
the
to
slackness
The
left
there
.way
the
which
length
should
be
ought
there
in
in
ruins
the
shot.
round
with
iron
turn
in
was
the
with
In
taken
after
it that
impact
so
the
should
backward
The
to
and
much
not
be
to
right
finish
swing.
It
evident
the
carry
which
hug
to
is
very
completely
the
body
other
with
knee
about
he
upward
not
which
as
does
than
the
allow
to
player
of
care
it
but
mashie
hole, and
not
the
it
and
make,
club
the
fault
a
does
consequently
club
the
players
quite
a
will
take
"
this
In
so.
the
repetition
of
ground,
distance
to
when
of
must
right
necessarily depend
and
a
direction
hole
The
in
He
finishing one
clubs, and
much.
is
made.
the
do
using
more
about
some
the
towards
so
time.
just
evidence
turn
it
in
him
towards
much
as
say
through
well
club
rather
is little to
being
the
required
when
ment
move-
much,
to
for
must
perpendicular,
swing
little
the
very
As
of
being
pivoting.
allowed
it is
necessary
this
turn
kept
amount
very
from
of
nature
this
which
asking
is
knees
is
raised
better.
downward
player by
the
to
it
do.
the
shot
the
to
be
be
back,
seldom
probably
and
one,
the
is
usual
As
taken
the
stroke
to
not
the
elbow
fair
a
be
allowed
slightly towards
allowed
should
is
be3^ond
he
so
be
held
the
the
in
be
generally
are
right
should
scarcely
not
is
of
very
much
go
it
very
nothing
it
club
the
the
on
be
that
rigidly
in
bend
will
body
while
the
begin with,
there
is
arms
should
to
legs
should
should
important
more
or
may
heel
the
and
feet
knee
toe, but
legs
considerably,
either
in
is
bend
to
the
in
play
The
there
91
this
and
;
and
elbows,
While
body.
and
allowed
the
work
method.
proper
slightly from
in
well
the
the
all
nearly
be
to
recognised
to
do
to
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to
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of
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with
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the
Mashie.
Athletic
Spalding^s
thoroughly
acquainted
with
order
make
to
club
the
ball
is
player
is
in
There
order
alights
They
them.
him
for
at
least
to
a
should
and
not
are
his
try
or
year
always
without,
in
the
this
taken.
but
the
right
place.
with
It
turf
is
must
be
quite
of
sort
all
they
mashie
shots
be
at
so.
chiefly
in
enough
he
a
to
the
has
not
are
it
attempt
time
impossible
taken
it
when
not
when
Besides
to
next
thing
so
stroke
usual
better
up
not
shots,
mashie
had
will
practice.
that
be
it
and
at
two's
beginner
is
make
to
than
and
ball
play
the
dead
bv
the
approach
to
more
the
easy,
skill
applied
direction
stroke
contrive
of
kinds
the
jerk
mashie
players
stop
but
green,
Remember
wanted.
well
ball
itself
the
get
when
the
to
manner
down
will
this
the
manner.
and
in
sary
neces-
laid
face
making
In
is
its
not
obey
required
on
club
when
many
cut
the
purpose,
the
other
two
the
the
on
but
little
a
any
trouble.
or
make
to
for
peculiar
all,
loft
not
here
as
in
up
the
about
be
one
which
in
pitch
is
except
club
the
assist
to
after
are
ball
some
to
sure
difficult
very
the
hands
endeavouring
there
swinging
sufficiently
his
wriggling
for
particular
is
who
it
that
play
in
93
golfer
young
mashie
properly
trying
gets
the
anything
swung
quite
up
that
do
to
instruction
simple
If
upon
him
for
in
impress
to
portance
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play
right
had
often
turf
them
tims
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and
for
Address
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NIBLICK.
THE
This
for
is
the
special
which
the
player
out
bad
of
is
in
the
much
so
when
opportunities
of
with
it, for
well
and
which
with
of
thought
getting
be
never
to
is
the
it
task
in
or
even
be
forgotten
one
in
one
which
hand.
has
The
than
ball
while
pointing
after
into
player
all
a
to
then
out
the
bunker
therefore
is not
quite
players
niblick
quite
many
good
is
is
in
good
a
iron
an
this
or
possibility,
first
thing
is to
make
a
in
bunker,
get
with
possible
lying quite
low
a
has
niblick
Some
than
of
he
the
miss
the
golfer
when
their
face
and
stroke, and
the
only
quite easy
now
got
the
recoveries
be
that
it is about
they
the
from
might
his
presented.
that
the
get
to
which
taking
better
to
use
to
club
that
bunkers
However,
when
taken
of
habit
distance
is
himself
asking
that
mashie,
out
of
situation
far
The
circumstances.
other
in
fair
to
never
the
quickly
very
places
rule
a
occasionally happens
a
a
as
any
making
mashie.
driving
of
at
difficult
and
in
the
rise
front.
in
whether
circumstances
shot
it is
it
ball
back
laid
much
frequently applied
other
him,
into
mechanically
the
making
point, however,
bunker
possible
get
and
taken
a
a
most
practicable
make
into
got
is
and
face
deep
a
immediately
bunkers
have
that
should
is
niblick
shots
club
of
purpose
obstruction
some
over
with
club
heavy
a
club
certain
to
be
sure
should
is
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Xiblick.
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Chapter
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Niblick.
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and
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in
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time
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past
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out
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turf.
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the
stop
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down
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and
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head
work
shot
mashie.
it
suited,
marvellous
niblick
the
respects
a
loft
soon
the
perfectly
some
functions
as
work
of
of
amount
players
using
kind
this
large
indeed,
dead
shots,
it
it
them,
of
bunker
when
and
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which
to
loft
of
amount
very
besides
approaches
short
seldom
so
niblick
the
for
uses
is
them
player
average
have
find
its
some
it.
all
In
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been
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XX.
PUTTING.
the
often
time, and
not, neither
as
there
is
of order
the
get
trying
order
in
himself,
bad
great
and
putt
It is
putters
putters
are
astonishing results
It is
part
;Much
have
their
the
into
as
be
may
have
been
many
experience
than
the
and
the
of
same
heads
other
born
to tell
this
and
not
by
on,
the
the
putt
for
endeavour
find
must
he
as
what
to
out
for
by
can
practice,
constant
ones
most
is most
man
a
putter
good
may
continually
which
one
into
obtained
people
a
by
done
golf,inasmuch
last, is the
He
good
later
give
in the
at
hole.
turned
been
words
to be
green
impossible
into
probably
quite possible that
of
ball
the
any
experience knows,
hole
the
into
himself
make
practice.
constant
and
to
putting
imaginable,
task
constantly disappointing.
do
the
on
in
and
of
everybody
as
ball
white
Httle
and
difficult
but,
final strokes
of the
making
;
is
he
when
putting.
to make
swing
complicated
no
to
under
simplest thing
is the
time
from
than
would
upon,
to
regard
respect putting
one
getting out
to
is in
of
offer
can
tendered
advice
the
as
department
anxiety
some
player
closely acted
if
as,
one
experienced
is
other
any
This
do.
to
he
when
nor
results
successful
In
I
golfer
the
cause
more
such
instruction
ought
will
that
game
concerning
that
happens, unfortunately,
It
really
but
;
made,
and
veriest
beginners.
better
they
some
in the
may
early
think
it
r
Braid's
Stance
and
See
Address
Chapter
when
XX.
Putting.
Athletic Library.
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Spalding''
easier
there
than
is
it
ball
while
into
the
be
would
like
nothing
However,
hole
unwise
does
from
and
in which
he
principles
which
disastrous
to
first
the
calls
for
the
be
the
would
This
being
Therefore
the
also
motionless
quite
body
fine
wrists
only, and
calculation
putting
be
the
and
possibly
here.-
it must
right
hand
is the
and
direction
and
body
done
moves
necessarily
the
by
to
one
in
impossibility.
an
be
In
operation,
must
made
him
to
kept absolutely still,and
Generally
-
for
general
if the
deHcate
be
must
that
it
department
mentioned
strength
a
certain
delicate
it is obvious
so,
of the
really
of
also
natural
are
be
may
gauging
this
in
dangerous
very
extremely
an
while
and
most
comes
which
is
careful
and
be
and
most
whole
off
comfortable, there
disobey,
exactly to putt
particular stance
any
best
is
which
way
is most
it
the
least
upset,
and
that
take
to
man
and
confidence,
how
player
a
given distance,
him
the
place, putting
stroke.
in the
that
of
plenty
putting.
tell
any
direct
in
in
cannot
to
things
have
confidence
one
putting, believing
who
thus
really is,and
103
head
the
hands
putt with, the
I
other
merely
that
necessary
be
must
holding
the
and
club.
in
steadiness
utmost
very
the
steadying
constantly displayed.
It
is
palpably
the
swinging
shaky, wobbly
Nervous,
club
taps
are
useless.
Also, the
so
as
any
stroke
other
stroke
against getting
mistake
common
strength
brought
and
on
be
must
in
into
;
the
but
direction
to
the
smooth
the
game,
habit
of
when
is
ball
follow-through properly.
be
a
As
easy
and
the
stabbing
it
is
nice
a
in
even
other
regulated precisely according
to
one,
his
the
The
strokes
is
regulation
must
a
of
be
it
should
swing
should
and
distance
guard
This
club
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much
as
must
ball.
sweep,
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just
player
made
difficult.
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and
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XXI.
PLAYING
in
thus
have
We
the
all
be
be
playing
by
the
of
kind
any
a
and
game,
with
made
done,
his
rounds
two
points
ball
from
the
business
won
the
first
things
will
find
and
when
of
imagines
much
to
into
making
the
as
certain
But
itself
which
to
spoil
himself
the
he
is
in
time
to
will
them
and
should
they
he
ought
will
be
to
a
his
he
is
habits.
easy
as
will
come
him
as
he
forming
him
Let
can
risks
take
which
be
will
he
himself
way,
he
doing
and
himself
content
he
never
shots
of
get
with
and
being
be.
the
whether
quite likely
for
comfortable
and
when
to
because
powers,
one
take
to
attempt
never
it to
which
should
beginner
hole
find
one
is when
career
the
and
the
simple
a
time, and
the
or
play
will
learn, and
to
his
To
such
player
all
one
are
here.
properly
The
have
there
quite
never
head
should
an
them
is
make
to
properly,
whole
a
done
mere
style
shots
about
them
mention
be
his
with
beyond
the
as
opponent.
he
say
bad
thinks
hole
The
very
acutely
to
through
to.
be
may
wise
he
all
use
is
be
an
that
not
risks, that
round
if it is to
play
to
necessary
strokes
how
to
as
make
a
the
to
with
halved
knowledge
leading
is able
player
against opponents,
it may
tee
the
all
golfer.
it looks
as
or
be
that
the
cannot
playing
to
regard
of
study
time
he
if
constantly improving
In
short
complete
even
ROUND.
THE
to
he
question
shall
fail,in the
will
attempt
hope
of
present
a
shot
gaining
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obvious
three
with
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nothing.
stroke
should
various
haphazard
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of
them
;
him
pull
accepting
.but they will
out
much,
;
and
he
others
got
far
take
of
and
a
lesson
faults
give
experience
very
good
but
have
watching
very
from
which
him
some
will
be
practice
be
learned
it than
the
his
player
new
very
go
is
hint
timely
out
and
of
he
no
of
Heedless,
but
whenever
golfers
his
match
so
many
win
and
good,
be
he
fine
very
from
who
will
perhaps
his
in
valuable.
occasionally
with
learn
may
probably
through
he
Until
time
often
of
better
game
way.
will
chary
much
not
should
which
if
case
observant, for
dropping,
two
or
any
should
other
any
risk
consideration
not
are
a
every
than
arrange
lot
He
original tutor,
he
to
in
odd
In
may
a
very
down
must
game
to
who
play
to
the
arrange,
really good
advanced
into
game
will.
always
play
from
his
else
from
to
He
players
should
players
more
do
nothing
as
advice
himself
than
himself.
than
players
he
the
game.
strive
should
play
possible.
the
thing
is two
nearly
full
are
in
on
it is
with
more.
a
that
easy
player
young
better
an
two
the
desperate
case
man
safer
a
must
whole,
very
played
without
get
it
to
has
or
made
never
find
not
the
odd
contingencies
players
may
possible
be
ever
three
with
a
risks
naturally play
the
If
it.
take
a
in that
;
for
go
opponent
party playing
the
all
will
to
up
that
player
the
is, on
match
must
if his
himself
the
he
is two
Again,
he
more,
if he
the
save
circumstances
the
loss, and
happen
may
107
these
In
which
to
as
player
play,
to
but
;
were
of the
duty
profit and
It
to
one
off.
comes
calculation
only
Library.
has
time
to
him
cure
unconsciously,
then
He
state
will
only
one
find
of
it
club,
that
one
will
discover
being
himself
in
it in
match
ordinary
Finally, let
he
that
so
be
golfer
a
of
guilty
and
he
turf
down
turf
the
the
with
this
which
in
made
and
him
behoves
with
player's ball
going
If
into
the
may
it would
be
his
the
would
do
came
to
its
in
turn
of
marks
be
heel
life
otherwise.
If
on.
penalised
or
on
the
he
most
into
its
in
his
others,
many
ways
visited
does
cruelly
or
rake
and
showing
of
! it is
heels
place
often
too
bunker
a
his
the
club,
sand
other
not,
some
and
unfairly by
marks.
club
does
with
has
carefully
up
going
player
a
the
carefully, and
are
alas
of
back.
laid
pleasure
which
the
give
to
consists
There
playing,
object
properly
and
sand
fill them
but
first
throvv'
to
The
back
patted
game.
when
the
in
if
fault
his
of
act
cut.
never
worst
it is
merely
do
etiquette,
and
the
performed
in
and
done,
the
in
golf simply
the
its
that
was
convenience
of
is
the
obtain
to
of
gash made,
be
golfer always
find
it
therefore
example,
to
those
will
he
be
out
it will
good
before
club
his
the
For
large
he
former
learn
again, as
the
the
enough
not
thoroughly
for
of
soon
where
etiquette
may
undone.
left
it
for
therefore
and
breaking
and
game
is cut
up
and
The
regard
proper
He
of
player
young
the
will
cover
grow
properly
foot.
it
latter, which
the
from
spot
should
operation
The
a
to
trouble.
way
than
when
ignorance
it is
that
to
of
which
turf
the
is not
in
He
the
on
the
way
club
the
of
realise
must
chance
a
be
commit.
can
replacing
turf
the
rules
breach
replace
to
duty
the
of
never
a
this
recommend
me
may
in
of
lot
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play.
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fullest
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more
in
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one
he
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can
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SPALDINGlJiDTRADEMARK
QUALITY
THE
C^,D Golf
SpaMinig
Balls
"Dimple" marking controlled by A. G. Spalding " Bros.,under patent dated February 4, 1908
soft turf conditions,water
holes.
For moderate
LIGHT
hitters,
hard
and
ness
in wind, steadidistance
For
roll,
turf,
use
long
players
HEAVY
"
"
on
greens.
^^^^"^^'^^
REG.
S.
U.
PAT.
OFF.
REG.
Lightweight. Dozen, $6.00
Floats.
DOMINO
SPALDING
DOT
RED
SPALDING
^^^---^^-^
S.
U.
PAT.
DIMPLE
OFF.
Sinks. Heavy Weight. Dozen, $9.00
'\
O
G
SPALDING
U.
Red, White
Floats.
BRAMBLE
GLORY
REG.
S.
PAT.
and
SPALDING
OFF.
Blue
dot.
STORES
"
5,
I9I2.
IN ALL
Subjectto change
without
S.
PAT.
and
DIMPLE
OFF.
Blue
dot.
Floats. LightWeight. Dozen, $9.00
", BROS.
A. G.SPALDING
ADDRESSEDTO US
U.
Red, White
Lightweight. Dozen. $8.00
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rEG.
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notice.
CITIES
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prices see
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aayE
THE SPALDING
GolfingGloves
Best qualitysoft white
No. Gl.
Spalding"Simplex"
chamois, open
perforatedback
knuckles,
Per pair,$2.00
No. G2.
Fine soft tanned chamois, open
knuckles,perforated
back
Per pair,$1.75
No. 200.
Best quality
brown leather palms and tips; backs
of lislethread
Per pair,$2.00
No. G2L.
Quality as No. G2, for left hand only, with
reinforced palm
Each, $1.00
No. G3.
Fingerless,
palms reinforced,perforated backs.
Per pair,$1.00
NoC G4.
Fingerless,
for lefthand.
Each, 50c.
.
.....
Sure
Will
soil the hands and
not
Seccomb
No. S.
Grip
of rubber
Grip
firm grip.Per box,25c.
insures
a
Grip
Winder
fabric.
Can
be
regular
put over
Per grip, 15c
grip
Rubber
No. 6.
and
Grips
Corrugated grip,of Para rubber.
perfectgrip
Rubber
No. 9.
Discs for Golf and
Qijicklyattached
slipping
to
shoe
any
Provides
a
(Patented
Golf
States and
Ball Marker
Britain)
Great
No. 1.
but does not
Impresses initials,
injure the ball.
Marking being below surface it will not wear
off,and
will retciin pencil,
ink or other coloring.Burnished brass.
Each, $2.00
Price includes player's
initials. Speciallettersor
be obtained promptly at reasonable additional
may
Prices on application.
Glossy Golf
Used
exclusivelyon
makers in the United
'/iPint can
% Pint can.
designs
charge.
Paint
the best golf balls by the leadi:
mg
States and Great Britain.
Each, 50c.
25c
...
"
Golf
White
No. 8.
Dries instantly.Will
Furnished in white or red
chip,crack
not
or
wear
off.
Per bottle,15c
firm
Spalding Golf Ball Holder
Each, 50c
Outing Shoes
and
in United
For
absolutelyprevent
Each,
7c
Painting Balls
No. S. Spring v*fire,
with points that grip the ball while it
is being painted
15c
." Each,
i
.
.
.
Way's Golf Studs
Highly tempered steel. Screwed
always insure a firm footing.
to
sole and
Ball Cleaners
heel. Will
No. 30.
Rubber
Pouch, with sponge.
Each, 35c.
No. 27.
Rubber
and brush.
50c.
Pouch, with sponge
No. 50. Double pouch of rubber, with specialfeltinside,
to be saturated
Each, 50c
.
No. 11.
No. lis.
Hob
Stud with
Set of 12
No. W.
No. MK.
Nails
Each, 10c
Complete, 75c
Dozen, 15c.
screw
Aluminum.
Iron.
.
.
"
....
10c
Club
No. G.
"^-inchhead. Box of 50, complete
^4-incR
screw,
with wrench
for attaching
^50c.
Dozen calks without wrench.
15c.
No. OO.
5-16-inch screw,
5.32-inch head.
Box
of 50,
complete with wrench for attaching
50c
Dozen calks without wrench
15c.
"^ oz.
Makes
With
Tees
extra
Rubber
No. 3.
Good
5^ inch high. Weight,
Each. 50c.
No. 5. Can only move
about nine inches
'.lOMPT
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ANY COMMUNICATIONS
ADDRESSEDTO US
Be
(Cannot
Lost)
the lengthof the string,which is
Each, 15c
STORES
Subject
bett :r and
Eac h, 10c
Each, 20c.
Large, match
L.
and
medal
IN ALL
to
change
without
play.
"
LARGE
BROS.
CITIES
Each, 15c
Counters
Each, $1.50
Ladies',Genuine Pigskin
Ladies',Black Seal Gram
Gents', Black Seal Grain
Gents', Genuine Pigskin
Renewable Fillers.
No.
2.
No. 15.
No. 26.
No. 25.
A. G. SPALDING
Prices in effect January 5, 1912.
.
Book of- 15 sheets Emery Cloth for cleaningClubs
No. E.
LibertyGolf
Golf Tee
Golf Tee
.
Score Sheets
quality.Regulationstyle.Red rubber. Ea.,5c
Anchor
clubs
.
Emery Cloth Cleaner
.
^g. Yz and
spring
Polisher
Will clean^and
polish iron
quicker than anythingyet introduced.
No. 1040.
Adjustable Tee Mold
No. W,
.
"
Golf Calks
.
.
"
1.00
"
1.00
"
1.00
.15
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'"Z^f
sSbsSTHESRALDING(ii))TRADE-MARK
'"J'"
yt-i^
No"25
_
"^~
'^^^"^-^.J^"
No
13
i-N^'
p
SpaldingMarking Discs
The
and
1 to 18, to
numbered
Metal Discs, painted red and white
of liole. The
iron shaft is strongly fsistened
designate the number
about
four feet long.
to disc and
No.
No.
No.
No.
Each,
Heart shape
Oblong shape
Pear shape,hollow
Windmill, four flanges
3.
4.
5.
6.
Rim
(Patented)
For liningholes in putting green.
The
of hole.
to bottom
prevents ball from falling
"
Spalding Hole
Marking Flags
White,
No. 6.
other
Each,
40c.
Numbered
Spalding
40c.
No. 1.
same
"
Rim
cross-piece
Each, 40c.
Setter
levelingedges around
For settingthe hole rim and
any
or
Flagsonly,oblong shape
shape
Flagsonly,triangle
No.
9.
No. 11.
Hole
Spalding Iron Hole Rims
and
Red and While, Blue
of colors.
combination
Red, White,
Golf
Solid iron casting,one
piece. Prevents the hole
being racked- by the weight of the hole disc or flag
which is kept always in an uprightposition.Each,
No. 20.
"
Spalding Direction and
Colors:
Midlothian
No. 25.
from
Each, $1.25
,
With
Metal Badges for Caddies
safetypin
on
back
to
fasten
to
cap
or
breast.
Each,
SpaldingMarking Flags
Red
out, numbered
from 1
to
White
9,
from
in,numbered
ordered.
as
Flagsonly,numbered
Spear head-staffs,7 feet.
No. 2.
No. 5.
.
10 to 16.
Each, 50c.
.
"
(patent
Golf Ball Washer
Takes everythingoff but the paint. Should be at
Now used on the more
of a well appointedcourse.
tee
every
nent
promi-
Each, $6.00
courses
Round
Golf Ball Racks
Spalding PuttingDisc
No. 1.
Used
practice.
train eye
'.
to
.
.
in
No. 2.
No. 3.
To
To
hold 48 balls
hold 72 balls
"
12.00
"
15.00
Prices in effect
STORES
1912.
Subjectto
up
almost
pocketsin
*
No. 1.
limited
The
far
count,
and
IN
all golf strokes in a
ing
parachuteprevents, the ball from travelComplete, 75c.
.
ALL
.
of Golfette
The object is to loft ball into center
the other nets counting less. Use
". BROS.
LARGE
for highest
regularclub
net
Each.
ball
change without notice.
Each, $7.50
Golf Ball
practising,driving,and
For
area.
No. 13.
3.00
Driving Net
approach shots.
ent
anywhere. Complete,with differetc.
uprights,
net, necessary
Parachute
A. G.SPALDING
January 5,
"
cover
canvas
practising,especiallyiron
For
colored
Golf
Spalding Game
Each, $6.00
ADDRESSEDTO US
complete in
Eureka
May be put
be adjusted to cut patches of turf
Complete with specialshaped sod
PROMPTATTENTION
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ANT COMMUNICATIONS
25c.
Golf
a
Portable set,
very
lifter
..
Set,$5.00
No. 3.
Special Knife Turf Cutter
Knives may
XX.
of different sizes.
Each,
-
The figures
game.
circle from 20 to 24 feet in diameter,
size that the lawn will admit.
or
any
No. 1. With raised figures,
black, on white teeing plates.
Set,
Will not injure lawn
No. 2. Plain cut-out
figures,
paintedwhite, not on plates.
arranged in
are
No. X.
Spalding Steel Hole Cutters
The earth is ejectedwhen
No. 10.
withdrawn
from hole,
in cut.
a" shown
Simple and efficientand made of best
qualitysteel
Each, $3.50
No. 85.
For removing patchesof weed by takingout circular
sod, and replacing
with good turf. Largerin diameter
than No. 10,but does not cut quite as deep. Elach,
No
for indoor
putting. Good
For practicein putting nothing excels this
much
With this rack each
frequentedcourses.
playeror one playerin a party drops his ball in the rack
he arrives, his relative position being determined
when
by
the position
of the ball in the rack. Substantially
made
of
iron,heavilyjapanned
No
1. To hold 36 balls
Each, $10.00
on
White
Pair,$1.00
plateto lieflush with ground.-Pair,
metal
Clock
Useful
top.
most
Spalding Teeing Plates
No. 8.
for)
applied
composition golf ball
prominent courses.
No. RB.
Made
with
enameled.
Used on
50c.
.....
Spalding "Cherokee"
35c.
SpaldingTeeing Disc
CITIES
For Canadian
price*see
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Sf^LDINGjgjfRADE^MARK
^Slv
SaUHE
SPFri4r
SEHEU
OFFSET
lEATHER
BOTTOM
USED ON
All SPALDING
CADDY BAGS.
EXCEPT
NOS. C2. C3 AND
10. MORE
THAN
TRIPIINC
ORDINARY
LIFE OF BAG.
J^o L5H
We
in
use
we
use
and
our
canvas
and
solid leather,
are
guaranteednot
No. L3
No,WI
bags the heaviest and best grade of duck suitable for the
thin stripsglued together.All our
handles are made
not
In
conform
purpose.
to
All the bottoms are studded and double sewn
to break at the bend.
Stiffleather bags put up in individual pasteboardboxes.
machines.
Spalding All Leather Caddy Bags
SpaldingCanvas
No. PG.
Genuine
pigskinbag, hfeavy brass ha
buckle on shoulder strap, brass studs and trimmings,
leather bottom
Each, $10.00
"
.
.
on
our
to
a
our
leather bags
man's grip
patented
own
Caddy Bags
No. AH.
eter,
Heavy tan or white canvas
bag, 6 inches diamcomplete with hood; white leather lacingand
leather trimmings;reinforced stripsrunning lengthwise;
sole leather bottom,ball pocket and sling.
Each, $6.00
No. Al. Similar to No. AH, but without hood.
5.00
ball pocket and
Stiffleather,best quality,
slingto match, brass trimmings,leather bottom. Rehood for covering clubs while traveling; No. A2. Similar to No. A I but without the white leather
movable
lacing.
Each, $4.00
fittedwith lock. Will be accepted by railroads as
No. ex.
Good quality
either white or brown,
Each, $10.00
baggage
canvas,
leather bottom, largeball pocket; slingto match. Furnished
ming,
No. L4. Imported leather bag, white leather lace trimin either 5 or 6 inches diameter. Studs on
brass fittings,
leather bottom.
This is one
of
bottom.
Each, $3.50
the most
durable bags made.
Each, $7.00
No. C3.
Brown
white canvas,
leather trimmings,
or
Small stiff
No. L6.
tan leatherbag, snap
slingand brass
handle and sling,
reinforced canvas
bottom, ball pocket
throughout.Long ball pocketopening top
trimriiings
Size 6 inches diameter.
to match.
Each, $2.00
and bottom
Each, $6.00
No. C2.
Brown or white canvas
bottom.;ball
; canvas
mings
No. h3'/2- Grain leather bag,good qualitybrass trimpocket and leather handle and sling. Size 5 inches
and leather bottom.
Each, $6.00
diameter
Each, $1.50
No. L5H.
"
,
'
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
SpaldingCanvas Caddy Bags
Large Size
"
Leather
Caddy Bag for Women
White or brown duck bag, either 7 or 8 inches
No. WL3.^2. Grain leather bag, good quality,
brass
"diameter,leather trimmings and white leather lacing,
trimmings and leather bottom.
Elach,$5.50
leather covered ; solid leather
steelstrips,
reinforcing
shoulder strap and handle. Patent heavy buckle lock
Sunday Caddy Bag
and special
offsetstitchedleather bottom. Waterproof
No. 11. AJl canvas
bag, white, with ball pocket and
clubs.
Each $9.00
hood to fasten inside over
heavy web shoulder strap
Each, $1.00
Similar to WS, but with reeds instead of steel
No. WR.
and diderent stylebuckle locL
E,ach,$7.50
Caddy Bag for Children
strips,
No. WS.
.
.
.
.
Similar to WS, but without reinforcing
No. WB.
strips No. 10. Brown
and sling,
and without the white leather lacing. ELach,$7.00
canvas
.
PROMPTATTENTION
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ANT COMMUNICATIONS
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ADORESSEO
A.G.SPALDING
Price* in effectJanuary 5, 1912,
STOFIES
Subjectto
IN
leather trimmings, ball packet
covered wood bottom. Each, $1.00
canvas,
", BROS.
ALL
changewithout
LARGE
notice.
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SPALDING
SKUHE
SHOES
GOLF
SPALDING
calf,
Fine russet
No. 88.
hand
made
low
cut;
ber
throughout. Splicedrubsole (new idea), full
studded leather
and
and
Most up-to-date
best golfshoe made.
Per pair,$8.00
heel
toe.
High
No. 8.
russet
cut,
calf;Englishswing last,box
toe, white oak soles. Heavy
enough
to
rubber
or
attach hob nails
discs. Pr.,$6.00
No. 6. Low
calf;
cut, russet
English swing last,box
oak
white
enough
to
rubber
or
toe,
soles.
Heavyattach hob nails
discs. Pr.,$5.00
ther,
Indian tanned leaNo. 3.
Oxford;
whole vamp
reinforced
instep
across
calf. Plain toe,
with brown
and
Easiest
fitting
no
cap.
comfortable golfshoe
most
X
made.
Per pair,$5.00
.
Low
No. 7.
russet
cut,
oak
white
leather sole and heel fitted
with
specialmetal blunt
Per pair,$5.00
spikes.
leather, heavy
^
^
.
for basket
Made
suitable also for
golf.High cut, with suction
rubber soles.
Light drab
calf.Laced very low. $5.00
No. AB.
ball, but
t-*
HOB
An
NAILS
f No. MK.
I No. W.
application
found
GIVENTO I
PROMPTATTENTION
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ADDRESSEDTO US
PcLce? in effect Ja
.
of
couple
every
very
Iron.
Aluminum.
beneficial
to
Dc
For
15c.
weeks
leather
of
soles
SPALDING
of Golf
A. G.SPALDING
STORES
19J2.
Subject
IN ALL
to
DISCS
RUBBER
10c.
.
change
without
golfshoes.
WATERPROOF
Shoes.
Per
". BROS.
LARGE
noti"
.
CITIES
For Canadian
prices see
.
OIL
can,
25
Each,
will
7c.
be
cents.
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*
Catalogue
mMHESRALDING
Spalding
Front
Reversible Collar Button
in
stretch
for
inches
four
U"e allow
accordingly. It is suggested,however,
two inches larger tha7i coat measurement
Sweaters
all our
szveaters, and
that for very heavy
be ordered to insure
sizes
men
a
marked
size about
comfortable
fit.
are
a
lacrosse,foot ball,base
lawn tennis, golf,
FOR
ball,automobiling,trainingpurposes, reducing
weight,tramping during cold weather, shooting,
High collar may
tobogganing, snowshoeing.
down
be turned
quickly,changing into neatest
of
form
front
button
in stock in
Carried
inches.
of colors
See listbelow
Sizes, 28
sweater.
Gray and
44
only.
specialorders.
suppliedon
Highest qualityspecialheavy weight
No. WJP.
worsted, w^ith pockets.
Each, $8.00 *
Same
No. WJ.
No. WDJ.
Same
to
White
Fine
pockets
WJP, but without pockets.
Each, $7.50 * $S1.00 Doz.
as
styleas
.
.
$90.00 Doz.
qualitystandard weight worsted.
WJ, but lighterweight, without
Each, $6.00 * $63.00 Doz.
.
/H^
Spalding Combined
and
Chest
Knitted Muffler
Protector
No. W.
Fancy knit; good weight; special quality
Stock colors.White or Gray. Each, $1.50
worsted.
Specialweight ; highestqualityworsted. Stock
Each, $1.00
or
Gray
No. M.
Front
Back
View
ORDERS
SPECIAL
charge,
extra
on
"
"
We
stock
colors
without
mentioned, we
supply these sweaters
in stock, in any
of the following colors:
carried
not
NAVY
COLUMBIA
SCARLET
CARDINAL
DARK
SEAL
BLUE
GREEN
BROWN
called RED.
sometimes
which
They
are
three shades
order we
supply Cardinal.
is specified on
RED
Where
extra.
than the above, to order only, 50c. each garment
colors, other
NOTICE"
Solid color
SPECIAL
collar and cuffs furnished in any
The
to
only,
designate
Cardinal, Maroon.
Plain
In addition
special orders
BLACK
MAROON
N. B.
colors. White
View
sweaters
of the
Prices in effect
with if vill be quoted only on
allowed
items
NOT
marked
on
A. G.SPALDING
STORES
January5, 1912.
IN
Sc"U-Iet,
with one
color body and another color (not striped)
colors noted, on
special order, at no extra
charge,
prices printed in italics opposite items marked
Quantity prices NOT
or
more.
half dozen
PROMPT ATTENTIONGIVENTOI
ANY COMMUNICATIONS
ADDRESSEOTOUS
zwe
ALL
Subjectto change without
". BROS
LARGE
notice.
CITIES
For Canadian
orders
with
for
if
one-
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1912
JUL 11
Policy
Standard
be inseparably linked to a Standard
Policy.
A Standard
Qyality must
Mercantile
definite and Standard
Without
Policy, it is impossible for a
a
Manufacturer
Qyality.
a Standard
to long maintain
his goods through a jobber, a manufacturer
provide a
To market
must
these conditions
profitfor the jobber as well as for the retail dealer. To meet
is obliged to set a proportionatelyhigh list
of Dual Profits, the manufacturer
price on his goods to the consumer.
enable
To
the glib salesman, when
booking his orders, to figure out
these high list prices are
attractive
profits to both the jobber and retailer,
served when
the
v^rillhave been
absolutely essential ; but their real purpose
has secured his order from the jobber, and the jobber has secured
manufacturer
his order from the retailer.
w^ho
air to the consumer,
However, these deceptive high list prices are not
is not ever
does not, and, in reality,
expected to pay these fancy listprices.
for the sale of such goods, with their misleading
the season
When
opens
and
but alluring high listprices, the retailer begins to realize his responsibilities,
by offering "special discounts,"
grapples with the situation as best he can,
with local trade conditions.
which
vary
of merchandising, the profitsto both the manufacturer
this system
Under
in the prices
and the jobber are assured ; but as there is no stabilitymaintained
the local dealers invariably
the keen competition amongst
the consumer,
to
the profitsof the retailer are
leads to a demoralized
cutting of prices by which
practicallyeliminated.
The
Tfiis demoralization
jobber insists
always reacts on the manufacturer.
this
lower, and still lower, prices. The manufacturer, in his turn, meets
on
to him, viz. : the cheapdemand
for the lowering of prices by the only way
ening
open
and degrading of the qualityof his product.
intolerable that,13 years
in 1899,
The
so
foregoing conditions became
ago,
in the Athletic
A. G. Spalding " Bros, determined
to rectifythis demoralization
"The Spalding
known
Goods
as
Trade, aid inaugurated what has since become
Policy."
far as Spalding
The
so
"Spalding Policy" eliminates the jobber entirely,
the supply of Spalding
Goods
concerned, and the retail dealer secures
are
the manufacturer
the retail dealer is
direct from
by which
Athletic Goods
assured a fair, legitimateand certain profiton all Spalding Athletic Goods, and
is assured a Standard
the consumer
Qyality and is protected from imposition.
The
"Spalding Policy" is decidedly for the interest and protection of the
of Athletic Goods, and acts in two ways
:
users
is assured
The user
First.
and the same
"
prices
to
of genuine Official Standard
Athletic Goods
everybody.
w^ith confidence
in
materials required
of our
various
of their
goods, well ahead
in the manufacture
and this enables us to provide the necesssary
respective seasons,
the Spalding Standard
of Quality.
quantity and absolutelymaintain
Seco7id.
"
As
purchasing
can
manufacturers, w^e
time, the
at the proper
proceed
best
very
rawr
are
requested to supply
All retail dealers handling Spalding Athletic Goods
le"s thesame
regular printed catalogue prices neithermore
nor
at our
prices that similar goods are sold for in our Nev^r York, Chicago and other stores.
of Spalding Athletic Goods, are treated
All Spalding dealers, as well as users
exactly alike and no special rebates or discriminations are allowed to anyone.
This briefly is the "Spalding Policy," which has already been in successful
and w^illbe indefinitely
continued.
operation for the past 13 years,
"
"
consumers
In other words,
"
The
Spalding Policy
A.
G.
"
is
"
a
square
SPALDING
By
deal
"
"
for everybody.
BROS.
Quality
standard
conceded
be the criterion,to which
to
because
currency,
it
As
thereon.
Genuine
protection
a
extent
count::rfeit products
"
Opinion
to
is
"
expended
gold,
Stamp
against counterfeitingand
in
maintaining
similar devices
to
Service
Secret
a
depend
must
themselves
protect
Detectives"
the aid of "Government
without
unit
pure
by the Government
guaranteed
law, citizen manufacturers
and
of
specific proportion
a
similar
a
States is the Standard
of this currency
users
the
Trade-Marks
upon
is
money
of Elxperts. Under
Bureau
"^eat
the
to
tricks,considerable
other
legallycontain
must
fact of its being
the
and
compared
are
thereby
is
all other things of
Dollar of tlie United
instance, the Gold
For
nature.
of
the appellation "Standard"
article that is universally given
An
or
to
a
stgainst
"Public
assist them.
the "Consumer's
Consequently
"inferior quality"
and
against misrepresentation
integrity and responsibilityof the
Protection"
the
entirely upon
rests
"Manufacturer."
"
A. G. Spalding " Bros, have, by their rigorous attention
caused
their
Guarantee
of
thirty-four years,
the world
a
as
Trade-Mark
Qyality
become
to
throughout
known
dependable
as
Quality." for
to
in
field
their
the
as
U. S. Currency is in its field.
The
the
maintaining
is the
as
Thus
necessity of the Government
when
and
Goods
to
he
assist
in
us
our
this
manufacturer
guarantee
a
of cheap
depends
We
for.
Therefore,
urge
we
to
from
in quality
"
is
low
and
fostered
prices
are
Standard
idea of and
which
maintaining
emphasized
the main
Goods, with
a
reputation
higher prices than
basis of
a
of
makers
by
consideration.
a
claim for Standard
to
uphold
turer
manufac-
Quality
the eloquence of the salesman.
experience
and
Excellence, by
all athletic goods
best efforts towards
our
necessa.ily have
must
goods, whose
of
Athletic
our
Articles invariably suffer the reputation of being
of recognized
protect,
on
of
users
fraudulent substitution will be ineffectual.
sentiment
whom
all
Standard
maintaining the Spalding
be plainly stamped
principallyupon
know
a
preventing
inferior goods,!' with
and
only insuring himself but also protecting other
his Tradein upholding
Rehable
Manufacturer
of Standard
high-priced, and
a
ous
obvi-
Currency.
Standard
not
without this precaution
Qyality and
Manufacturers
A
maintaining
Trade-Mark
they buy, because
"
assists
all that it stands
insistingthat
Standard
is
consumer
in
and
as
is.therefore,
Qyality of their Athletic Goods,
Standard
each
consumers
Mark
of the Spalding Trade-Mark
necessity of upholding the Guarantee
we
avoid
that there is
no
this quicksand
quicksand
by Standard
more
unstable
than
Quality.
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