Harry Vardon .... Frontispiece

A Good Test for the Tee Shot in Modern

Golf . . . . . .29

Grips Right and Wrong . . . .82

The ordinary grip - A frequently seen but unquestionably wrong grip.

The Overlapping Grip . . . .84

The beginning of the swing - The top of the swing.

The Drive or Brassie Shot . . .104

Stance - Top of the swing - Finish.

Coming Down . . . . . .106

The wrong downward swing - As the club should come down.

Faulty Movements . . . . .108

A wrong back swing and perhaps the most common of faults - A wrong position at the top of the swing - A wrong finish.

The Cleek Shot . . . . .120

Stance - Top of the swing - Finish.

The Iron Shot . . . . .122

Stance - Top of the swing - Finish.

The Ordinary Mashie Shot . . .136

Stance - Top of the swing.

Finish of the Ordinary Mashie Shot . . 138

For a stroke of, say, 80 yards - For a shot of less distance.

The Mashie Shot with Cut . . 144

Stance - Beginning of the upward swing - Top of the swing.

The Mashie Shot with Cut . . .146

Finish for a stroke of medium length - Finish for a longer shot.

The Running-up Shot . . . .149

Stance - Top of the swing.

The Running-up Shot . . . .150

Putting ..... 160

Bunkered . . . . . .174

Stance for the niblick shot - Top of the swing for the niblick.

Bunkered . . . . . .176

Finish of the niblick shot - A frequently seen but incorrect method of playing a niblick shot.

The "Push" Cleek Shot .... 200

Stance - Top of the swing.

The "Push" Cleek Shot .... 202

Finish - Finish for a long shot.

A Distinction with a Difference . . 204

The ordinary cleek shot - The push shot with the cleek.

Intentional Slicing and Pulling . . 222

Stance for the slice - Stance for the pull. In the Wind .... . 226

A drive against the wind - A drive down wind.

In the Beginning . . . between 244-245

The wrong back swing.

In the Beginning . . . 244-245

The correct back swing.

The illustrations are from action photographs specially taken by Arthur Ullyett.