Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 84
beconvinced that this was not the cause of ourearly eliminations. The less the experience of a golfer, the more apthe is to over-golf. At the Engineers Club thispast summer I saw any number of high-class youngplayers practising for hours at a time, even after they had played thirty-six holes. Do… … KEEPING FIT, PHYSICALLY AND MENTALLY, IS THE JOB OF ALL ATHLETES balls, following his two rounds, to equal theeffort he had previously spent in going around thelinks. He had developed a slice. But how he everhoped to remedy it, with wrists and muscles al-ready fatigued,, is beyond me! Indeed, one…
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