Golf [antikvár]

1Ihe Game and the CourseTHERE is little or no point in taking up the game of golf unless you realize from the start what an appallingly difficult game it is to play well. The technique of hitting a golf ball, the mastery of which is still no guarantee of playing good golf, involves almost every part of the bodythe feet, the legs, the hips, the shoulders, the arms, the hands, even the headall coordinated to a near preposterously fine degree.After twenty-five years of playing golf, several of them as the game's leading money winner, the incomparably methodical Ben Hogan took apart his swing and put it back together in somewhat different form, to everyone's astonishment, it actually turned out to be an improvement.At forty, and with a national championship already under his belt, professional Jay Hebert declared he was still not altogether satisfied with his grip, the most rudimentary aspect of physical golf.