The Washington times., 1922-02-08


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snyIns, NJ. must first fake the
800. ..an. ,,itb the feet well
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swayi uus 81 I'm lie ZIG p.r 80, 'i FL
t,s.. -. ,he W.. :. '.ss',,h 80
r,uh AZ the came time the chances
M hitting the bail as II should he hi
are mot so good
THE bodv should remain az still IA
r.ossible, the head absoIutelv fIyed. I
t,oIieve THE bead stavs in ito eYsct
nosition tn a6dress.no The hoII and
the body also IN it's same position ex.
cent that n turns halfway AROUND.
Tbe left shoulder and tbesleft hin and
knee ara an In a line mounting tnward
the hall
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Ihs Ms PoSDn az .ne .oP VI
he sws .I, e cIup snat III
.a ,s gys'o ~, poS 'cw a
nS iIc " psy: ,sn W ~.
pvoy t va Don Hss, gus nue. ~.
VI .ao ~" 10 Soppo, w
rk.: W anun - vi ~ hIn
ioot the chAnces arr tha' .ne pooy
mas swASed n. io.e
~s - "a VI. iet ~. Ell, IN IL
r,sbt inc eistace oo'a n'ssu
ehorsoI' ~ VI ~,
WeIgnt Irgi 'ne Iis" W ~. ~.
SamhoI tsne s We M ' a.
Dali. aue ~. VI 'eh p'"e' u
thereioro "as'eo.
One thing that might crop up TO
spoil the swing and throw one Of
balance is the dip Of the shoulders.
Some Encouragement mostly OUT
ieit shouioer q NIUE on .hs oah
swlng any inc .ish. uiie On tns
Gown swins. ~ aoes not .aSe an
shp " 80 Ut III, VI 49, ~ s,s
ma IL rs soins 70 psihs aut u
s nis rs apuseo oS 100 ii"cn
lreeaom al .ne "rss. a.. 49,,
.,,sS,iv aS.n my y, @ 80
thing Of the sort. II is not actually
a fault, but 1 am not going to ad.
wise my pupils to follow me in this
unless they understand it's advan-
tages. / do not move my head out
OF the way. II Is simply turned a
trifle.
The full swing, when once learned.
Is q thing OF beauty and a Joy for
ever. 1t Il the best friend of the
golfer because it is constant. No
matter how long one remains away
from the game, IL he Possesses the
true swing he can come back and
play as easily as IL he had left the
day before. OF course, his an
preaching will probably not be as
accurate, nor will he have the
putting touch, but these will return
with practice.
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One never becomes rustv and
all that "A needed n \ few nreHn,i.
nary swings 10 ret the r,n.ciss
working properIy and IN roo. IN ths
proper touch. When one onifs
Tor any length Of time h;s inds.
ment Of distancea usnaIIv neeJ.
brushing up a Iitfle. too.
In returning TO golf after a long
iay.otf, II ls better to take the game
easier at nrst. There should be no
pressing Ior distance The back
swing can De a little slower and
more oenperate tnan usual. Some
are possessed with the erroneous
loea that the back swing cannot
possibly De TOO SLOW. There 10 o
Danger In THIS ana a very great one,
as mere woula De tendency to lose
oaiance ana rhythm, the two things
aosoIuteiy essential to the perfect
timing OF the shot.
rea last pack SWING is great
is apt to develop a terly moyeuent
not to throw the club out of its track.