Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1923-07-28 | Page 6 | Little Lessons in Big Sports

1 LITTLE LESSONS IN BIG SPORTS 4 GOLF THE CLUB ewe LEFT ARM SHOULD BE B SAME STRENGTH IN SHAFT SHAFT WRIST AND points are arc Important for n ft player to watch In selecting clubs I CJ to hl s hl-s use 1 Answered b by DOD BOB Veteran player plaTer win win- winner win winner ner ncr of or the Metropolitan ol open o cn cn chant clani- 1921 and the Texas open 1922 ramous Famous the world orld over O for Ills his long distance di I big Ing There Is no club or combination of clubs that will make mako n a gOlfer This Is la the first thin thing thine JO to o keep lit In mind The weight of the clubs cluba should depend chiefly upon the strength of the pIa players player's ers er's wrists w rials If Ie hiS Wrists are I weak eak he needs neds a light springy club It Ie his wrists are strong he can use a R ler ea club with a stiffer shaft When a club Is ts In use us the club and the left arm are aro as one the eal terminus of the club being the left heft shoulder ConseQuently the strength should hould be about the sam same oil nil the wa way down the wrist not be- be beInS be being InS big stronger than the shaft nor northe the shaft stronger than the wrist ThIs Tills I Is the la last t ot or the golf goll los les- Ie tOn sons