The Art of Golf
The Art of Golf
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That 56 THE ART OF GOLF.
he cannot measure it will be made evident by a little experiment reg-arding another point. Some players turn their toes in, some out. (Which is right ? Either, provided the position be not strained. ) Now, if you place yourself opposite a ball, at what some books call the proper angle, it will be found that by pivoting on the heels, although your place, or its, is in no way changed, a drive would be impossible without lifting one foot and putting it down somewhere else....
As the angle at which the player ought to stand can only be determined by instinct, as a com- prehensive glance at feet and ball will give no information even to engineers accustomed to men- suration, so there is no measurable proper distance at which we ouQ^ht to be from the ball. Much depends on the lie of the club, its length, that of the man, and his style. Yet the varying of it is a common cause of bad driving. Quite suddenly, from unconsciously changing it, a player goes off his game : without knowing it, he begins to hold his hands too far reached out, or to stoop forward with his body.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
That 56 THE ART OF GOLF.
he cannot measure it will be made evident by a little experiment reg-arding another point. Some players turn their toes in, some out. (Which is right ? Either, provided the position be not strained. ) Now, if you place yourself opposite a ball, at what some books call the proper angle, it will be found that by pivoting on the heels, although your place, or its, is in no way changed, a drive would be impossible without lifting one foot and putting it down somewhere else....
As the angle at which the player ought to stand can only be determined by instinct, as a com- prehensive glance at feet and ball will give no information even to engineers accustomed to men- suration, so there is no measurable proper distance at which we ouQ^ht to be from the ball. Much depends on the lie of the club, its length, that of the man, and his style. Yet the varying of it is a common cause of bad driving. Quite suddenly, from unconsciously changing it, a player goes off his game : without knowing it, he begins to hold his hands too far reached out, or to stoop forward with his body.
What to read after The Art of Golf?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W G Walter Grindlay Simpson to read onlineMoreLess
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