How to Play Golf #219917

Peculiarly its own, and in no respect is its distinctiveness more marked than in the circumstance that it allows its devotees practically a free hand in the choice of the implements, the ball, and the extent and general characteristics of the playing ground. Golf, then, is apt to alter considerably as the seasons come and go. It is a game in which the senti ment of liberty holds sway. In point of fact, it has changed a great deal during recent years, and for that reason I offer no apology for. Appearing a second time as the author of a book of instruction on a subject which I have made my life-study. My first was The Complete Golfer, which is still popular. The present.