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

4. Address- "Firm and Short," seeing that "both hands" work together, and " wrists " are well down. " Steady Club Head " behind the ball before taking the Up-Swing. 5. Up-Swing- (a) "Slow back." {b) "Club Head" first follows along the ground until x is reached-i.e., for about eighteen inches. Then circular sweep continued, the Club rising from the ground by means of the Left Hand and Wrist only. "Left Arm" should be taken back to its full extent. Then "wrist movement" to get the Club into its Final position, "the body" pivoting at the hips, "the eyes" fixed on the ball and "the head" still. "Point of Left Shoulder" slightly behind the ball. "The hands at the top of the Swing" should be above the height of the shoulder. (c) "No hesitation at the top of the Up-Swing," but commence the Down Swing at once. 6. Down Swing. "Sweep the ball from the Tee" by flicking at it on Down Swing, as quickly as possible, using the Left Wrist to do so. "The first movement of the Club Head in the Down Swing" should be made with the

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