Potted golf
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Pot-Led Golf.
outside the running-up shot, and de-
serves a chapter to itself. I do not
propose to discuss it further, however,
because the combined wisdom of all
the golfers in Christendom will not
avail anything more the man who has
to play this most difficult of shots.
He can only play it by swinging with
scrupulous care, and by not wanting
to get a terrific length from such a lie.
Pot-Led Golf.
outside the running-up shot, and de-
serves a chapter to itself. I do not
propose to discuss it further, however,
because the combined wisdom of all
the golfers in Christendom will not
avail anything more the man who has
to play this most difficult of shots.
He can only play it by swinging with
scrupulous care, and by not wanting
to get a terrific length from such a lie.
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| Sports publications > Potted golf > (110) |
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| Permanent URL | https://digital.nls.uk/231758626 |
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| Description | By Harry Fulford. |
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| Shelfmark | T.164.f |
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