The Game of Golf
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I do not think it is advisable that any green should be more difficult.
In regard to the shape of a links, I personally think those on which the holes go straight out to the ninth and return in the opposite direction are preferable ; but this must be decided by the nature of the ground, and the holes may be put down in any form or shape that Digitized by LjOOQIC 198 THE GAME OF GOLF is found most convenient. If possible, avoid making the line of play to one hole cross the line of play to anothe...r, and avoid the line of play to or from holes parallel to each other being too close. On a busy green crossing and playing in close parallel lines is apt to result in some of the players being struck ; and even if accidents do not happen, timid players are kept in a state of constant trepidation.
The first two or three holes should, if possible, be fairly long ones, and should be, comparatively speaking, easy of play. Holes of a good length permit the players to get away without congesting the links, or, in the words of a Musselburgh caddie, it allows them to ' get squandered.' If the first holes are too short or too long or too difficult — any extreme produces the same result — there is invariably a block at the tees ; whereas, if the plan I have suggested can be carried out, this is avoided.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I do not think it is advisable that any green should be more difficult.
In regard to the shape of a links, I personally think those on which the holes go straight out to the ninth and return in the opposite direction are preferable ; but this must be decided by the nature of the ground, and the holes may be put down in any form or shape that Digitized by LjOOQIC 198 THE GAME OF GOLF is found most convenient. If possible, avoid making the line of play to one hole cross the line of play to anothe...r, and avoid the line of play to or from holes parallel to each other being too close. On a busy green crossing and playing in close parallel lines is apt to result in some of the players being struck ; and even if accidents do not happen, timid players are kept in a state of constant trepidation.
The first two or three holes should, if possible, be fairly long ones, and should be, comparatively speaking, easy of play. Holes of a good length permit the players to get away without congesting the links, or, in the words of a Musselburgh caddie, it allows them to ' get squandered.' If the first holes are too short or too long or too difficult — any extreme produces the same result — there is invariably a block at the tees ; whereas, if the plan I have suggested can be carried out, this is avoided.
What to read after The Game of Golf?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Park to read onlineMoreLess
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