Modern Golf
Modern Golf
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To me it appeared a particularly cumber- some club, not to say a little impossible, but I had to manage with it some way or other, and finding that it was impossible to wield it when holding it at the extreme end of the shaft, as I had been accustomed to, I had recourse to holding it short, almost at the lower end of the leather. The result was more than satisfactory, as not only could I keep quite as straight as with my own club, but, moreover, I suddenly blossomed out as a comparatively long ...driver. It was quite a revelation to me and from that time forth I dismissed my old theories of hold- ing the club at the extreme end of the shaft, with a light and delicate grip, and have ever LONG VS. SHORT SHAFTS 89 since taken to gripping the club comparatively low down on the handle, a method which not only enables me to keep more control over the swing, but also enables me to use a much heavier club.
In a recent discussion of this question of the relative merits of long and short clubs the opin- ion seemed to be that comparatively short clubs were the best for the purposes of accuracy, and there was no doubt a great deal of truth in this contention, if only on account of the fact that the majority of the leading professionals do not use clubs with long shafts.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
To me it appeared a particularly cumber- some club, not to say a little impossible, but I had to manage with it some way or other, and finding that it was impossible to wield it when holding it at the extreme end of the shaft, as I had been accustomed to, I had recourse to holding it short, almost at the lower end of the leather. The result was more than satisfactory, as not only could I keep quite as straight as with my own club, but, moreover, I suddenly blossomed out as a comparatively long ...driver. It was quite a revelation to me and from that time forth I dismissed my old theories of hold- ing the club at the extreme end of the shaft, with a light and delicate grip, and have ever LONG VS. SHORT SHAFTS 89 since taken to gripping the club comparatively low down on the handle, a method which not only enables me to keep more control over the swing, but also enables me to use a much heavier club.
In a recent discussion of this question of the relative merits of long and short clubs the opin- ion seemed to be that comparatively short clubs were the best for the purposes of accuracy, and there was no doubt a great deal of truth in this contention, if only on account of the fact that the majority of the leading professionals do not use clubs with long shafts.
What to read after Modern Golf?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harold H Harold Horsfall Hilton to read onlineMoreLess
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