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Golfing Hints by Alfred Vardon and E. W. J. WILSON: 14 total pages.

2. Square, i.e. the Right Foot and the Left Foot in line with one another and parallel to the line of direction. To obtain the Stances. Place the head of the Club on the ground immediately behind the ball, with its face at right angles to the direction required, also seeing that the heel of the Club rests on the ground, with the toe of the Club slightly raised. Then open the feet, the Left Foot going to the left and the Right Foot going somewhat more to the right and forward (Open Stance) or in line with Left Foot (Square Stance). HOW TO USE THE VARIOUS CLUBS. I. The Driver or Brassy. 1. When used- (a) " From the Tee " (Driver for long shot) and (b) 'Through the green " (Brassy, provided good lie and long shot required). Grip. See Preliminary Remarks. Stance. See Preliminary Remarks Obs. (a) ''Stand firmly on both feet." (b) " Weight of the body " to be evenly balanced on both feet, and " the body " should be kept nearly upright. (c) " Right Shoulder " dropped very little.(d) "Stance for Drive against the Wind"-the weight should be slightly on the Left Foot.

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