Salt Lake Telegram | 1932-08-13 | Page 9 | Good Golf

GOOD GOLF By CHESTER HORTON Gr Greatest Teacher Your golf clubs alwa always s 's are swung as the effect of perfect control over t them hem not as the result of energy expended ex ex- exi i in the ac ac- ac- ac tion It is for tor t h Ii his i Is s reason that I have gone into such detail detail de de- de- de tail tall with regard to the pendulum a c- c tion in the b back back- a c k- k 1 swing after th initial club h e a d withdrawal This s swing win g around which may too take the form of a tossing of the club club- head positions the hands and wrists so that aft after e 1 the is swung LET AND back and so some m e- e eR R TS WOR what around t the the the- h forearms wrists and shaft arc m 11 i a line Only by this positioning of the hands and wrists can you go into your windup with your hands free of ot torque or fight This wa way they work together with absence of twisting twisting twist twist- ing and pulling With this freedom o of the hands you become unconscious that you have hands How different this is from the thc twisting and blisterIng blisterIng blister- blister Ing lag with which so o many of 01 you are familiar The coordination that you hear so much a about out mostly means coordination coordination coordination co co- co- co ordination between your hands bands which must completely dominate the golf swing Copyright J John F JP Bilk nwe Ua Co