The Golfers Manual
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There is another fault that is often forced upon one's notice in the downward swing of the iron and the cleek. The temptation is to bring the head of the club too quickly on to the ball instead of with that gradual acceleration that secures the maximum speed at the moment of impact. The result is a premature or exaggerated dipping of the right shoulder with a "sclaffed " shot as the outcome. This is a fault needing persistent vigilance and the temptation must be rigorously guarded against. "'Ti...s one thing to be tempted, another thing to fall. " It has already been shown that the cleek F 81 THE GOLFER'S MANUAL may serve a useful purpose in running-up shots ; it is by no means to be despised as a putter. Many players use it consistently on the putting-green ; others often fall back on it when the usual implement seems to be playing at cross-purposes. In skilled hands it is of extreme value against the wind when a long low shot is looked for. Such a stroke is, however, best learnt from a pro- fessional who is accustomed to utilise it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There is another fault that is often forced upon one's notice in the downward swing of the iron and the cleek. The temptation is to bring the head of the club too quickly on to the ball instead of with that gradual acceleration that secures the maximum speed at the moment of impact. The result is a premature or exaggerated dipping of the right shoulder with a "sclaffed " shot as the outcome. This is a fault needing persistent vigilance and the temptation must be rigorously guarded against. "'Ti...s one thing to be tempted, another thing to fall. " It has already been shown that the cleek F 81 THE GOLFER'S MANUAL may serve a useful purpose in running-up shots ; it is by no means to be despised as a putter. Many players use it consistently on the putting-green ; others often fall back on it when the usual implement seems to be playing at cross-purposes. In skilled hands it is of extreme value against the wind when a long low shot is looked for. Such a stroke is, however, best learnt from a pro- fessional who is accustomed to utilise it.
What to read after The Golfers Manual?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W Meredith Butler to read onlineMoreLess
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