"On Learning Golf"

On Learning Golf is an ongoing extension of Golf-Swing-Magic.com.

Most of the articles in this blog, thus far, come from a book by Percy Boomer of the same title: On Learning Golf, but I intend to include articles from other sources (including my own) as time goes by.

How to Navigate This Blog Book

The most recent entries are briefly displayed in this page. Feel free to click on the "Read Article" links to read each full entry. Or use the "Permalink" if you want to link any of the entries to your site (if you have one).

As for the rest, you can access previous entries by clicking on the navigation menu at the bottom of each blog page. The name of each link is, I hope, self explanatory... but just in case....

Archives will take you to an index of entries by month. Articles will take you to a complete and growing list of all the articles (the most recent ones at the top), and "Entries by Category" will take you to the different categories this blog book is divided into.

Feel free to explore this blog book. I hope you enjoy it and learn from it.

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30-07-2010 - About a Golf Maniac: An Interlude For Reminiscence

The Golf Maniac. One of the perennial joys of golf is the way it fits in with and illuminates the character of the fellow who knows all about it: The Omniscient Golf Maniac. There are more maniacs in golf than there are in any other sport, and they have... (Read Article)

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06-07-2010 - Putting: Part 5 (Final)

The picture below shows Boomer's Reversed or Putting Grip. The reversed overlapping grip gives more right-hand feel. In fact, the palm of the right hand facing the hole gives the impression that the ball will be "rolled out of the hand towards... (Read Article)

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30-06-2010 - Putting: Part 4

One of the first points to be studied in bringing our putting into line with our other shots is the position from which we play. The first wrong impression we get about putting is that we should be "over the top of the ball." This is often brought about... (Read Article)

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