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

Down-Swing. [a) "Hit ball crisply." "Both hands" should be equally tight in Down-Swing. "Follow through well," letting the arms go out to the full extent before the final position in finish, at the same time throwing in the Right Shoulder. (d) "Allow the Club" to swing the body round. (e) At the finish- (i) "You should be on the toe of the Right Foot." (ii) "The Body" should be facing towards the left of direction aimed at. (iii) "Hands" should be high up. (iv) "The Forward Final Position" of the Iron should correspond with " The Backward Final Position " of Club. (v) "Keep your feet." Half-Iron Shot.--A very useful shot against the wind. "Hold the hands" near the bottom of the grip. "Play of the Right Foot." "Hit crisply." "Final Up and Down Swings to correspond." "Keep your feet." IV. The Mashie. 1. When used. When approaching the putting green up to a distance of 80-100 yards. To get over raised obstacles (hedges, trees, bunkers, &c). Grip. See Preliminary Remarks Stance- Obs. (a) "Stand firmly on both feet."

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