Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 44
n eixeptionallyfine shot yourself to see some one else get up andhit the ball exactly as you would wish to see ithit or to do it yourself. You know just how youwould feel after making such a shot, and you arementally exhilarated by seeing some one elsedo it. KEEPING THE SECOND SHOT IN MIND There… … MR. OUTMET IN TWO FAMILIAR ATTITUDES. men strive, not necessarily to get down the middleof the course, nor as far as they can from the tee,but to place the ball at some particular pointwhich is more advantageous for the second shot.They will drive, let us say, well to the left at acertain hole,…
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