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The Complete Golfer

The Complete Golfer

http://complete-golfer.blogspot.com

Vintage advice from 1905 about improving your golf game, from a British Open champion. Articles on club selection, driving, putting, swing improvement, and more.

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  • What To Do in a Bunker

    Posted on Wednesday June 10th, 2009 at 08:47 in bunkers

    There is nothing like the bunkers on a golf links for separating the philosophic from the un-philosophic among a golfing crowd, and when a representative of each section is in a bunker at the same time it is heavy odds on the philosopher winning the ...

  • The Master Stroke in Golf

    Posted on Friday May 15th, 2009 at 10:52 in beginners

    Which is the master stroke in golf? That is an engaging question. Is it the perfect drive, with every limb, muscle, and organ of the body working in splendid harmony with the result of despatching the ball well beyond two hundred yards in a straight ...

  • Summary of Tips on Driving

    Posted on Friday April 3rd, 2009 at 10:48 in Driving

    Two chapters of detailed instruction are too much for a player to carry in his mind when he goes out on to the links to practice drives, and for his benefit I will here make the briefest possible summary of what I have already stated. Let him attend,...

  • Pulling

    Posted on Tuesday March 24th, 2009 at 07:59 in improving your swing

    Pulling is not such a common fault, although one which is sometimes very annoying. Generally speaking, a pulled ball is a much better one than one which has been sliced, and there are some young players who are rather inclined to purr with satisfacti...

  • Slicing

    Posted on Friday March 20th, 2009 at 16:56 in improving your swing

    Having thus indicated at such great length the many points which go to the making of a good drive, a long one and a straight one, yet abounding with ease and grace, allow me to show how some of the commonest faults are caused by departures from the r...

  • A Smooth Downward Swing

    Posted on Wednesday March 4th, 2009 at 09:26 in improving your swing

    The club should gradually gain in speed from the moment of the turn until it is in contact with the ball, so that at the moment of impact its head is travelling at its fastest pace. After the impact, the club head should be allowed to follow the ball...

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