The Complete Golfer [1905]
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Chapter 19 THE CONSTRUCTION OF COURSES
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Released on: 06/12/2017
e necessary land-A long nine-hole course better than a short eighteen-The preliminary survey-A patient study of poss
1 Chapter 1 GOLF AT HOME2 Chapter 2 SOME REMINISCENCES3 Chapter 3 THE WAY TO GOLF4 Chapter 4 THE CHOICE AND CARE OF CLUBS5 Chapter 5 DRIVING—PRELIMINARIES6 Chapter 6 DRIVING—THE SWING OF THE CLUB7 Chapter 7 BRASSY AND SPOON8 Chapter 8 SPECIAL STROKES WITH WOODEN CLUBS9 Chapter 9 THE CLEEK AND DRIVING MASHIE10 Chapter 10 PLAY WITH THE IRON11 Chapter 11 APPROACHING WITH THE MASHIE12 Chapter 12 ON BEING BUNKERED13 Chapter 13 SIMPLE PUTTING14 Chapter 14 COMPLICATED PUTTS15 Chapter 15 SOME GENERAL HINTS16 Chapter 16 COMPETITION PLAY17 Chapter 17 ON FOURSOMES18 Chapter 18 GOLF FOR LADIES19 Chapter 19 THE CONSTRUCTION OF COURSES20 Chapter 20 LINKS I HAVE PLAYED ON21 Chapter 21 GOLF IN AMERICA22 Chapter 22 CONCERNING CADDIES23 Chapter 23 REFLECTIONS AND RECOLLECTIONS