The Badminton Magazine 1896-10: Vol 3 Iss 15 (1896)
Longman, Green & Co · leaf 92
nt of the disc ; in putting, one foot in front and one behind produces the most satisfactory results; while, unlike golf, the position of the club and ball, with regard each to the other being happily assured before the stroke is made, it is better, in the act of striking, to fix the eye on the… … and one of our holes could be played in a single stroke, by a bold cannon off a bollard, if a player stood the risk of going into the sea. The penalty for that achievement was two strokes, and of course a lost hole in hole matches. j Every hole soon gets its own name. Thus we knew one easy hole on…
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