Chapters (308)
- A Line o’ Gowf or Two
- Foreword
- Introduction
- A LINE-O’-GOWF OR TWO
- STARTING KEATS TWO UP.
- ON ADDRESSING THE BALL.
- THE BALLYROT STYLE.
- YOU NEVER CAN TELL.
- WITHOUT WHICH NOT.
- HEWING TO THE LINE.
- “THE ESSENCE OF THE MATTER.”
- THE QUINTESSENCE OF THE MATTER.
- MAKING IT EASY FOR DEMOCRACY.
- AN ALL-AROUND LINKS.
- RULES FOR PORCH GOLF.
- A GOLFER’S GARDEN OF VERSES.
- OFFICE IN SUMMER.
- WHOLE DUTY OF GOLFERS.
- RAIN.
- TRAVEL.
- THE PRO.
- PRAYERS.
- HAPPY THOUGHT.
- HOW TO TOP A MASHIE.
- PEMMICANIZED GOLF.
- THE METAPHYSICIANS.
- WHY.
- “A DEEP STUDENT OF THE GAME.”
- CONCERNING SPIN.
- “THE PSYCHOLOGY OF GOLF.”
- SUNDAY SCHOOL FOR GOLFERS.
- The Compleat Golfer; OR, THE IDLE MAN’S RECREATION.
- INTRODUCTORY.
- THE FIRST HOLE.
- THE SECOND HOLE.
- THE THIRD HOLE.
- THE FOURTH HOLE.
- THE FIFTH HOLE.
- THE SIXTH HOLE.
- THE SEVENTH HOLE.
- THE EIGHTH HOLE.
- THE NINTH HOLE.
- A LINE-O’-GOWF OR TWO
- ALICE IN BUNKERLAND.
- ANOTHER NOTED MEMBER OF THE FAMILY WAS A COLONEL.
- SHAKESPEARE ON THE AMATEUR QUESTION.
- THE TURF-TEARERS.
- HELPFUL HINT NO. 640.
- DEGENERATE DAYS.
- WONDER WHAT THIS OISEAU DID?
- ON THE OTHER HAND—
- THE DUB.
- WE’VE TRIED IT ON A GOLF BALL, BUT IT DOESN’T WORK.
- HAVING THEIR SLICE OUT, MEBBE.
- FRENZIED JOHN.
- STYMIED.
- OVERHEARD AT A SMALL-TOWN BALL GAME.
- THE GOLFER.
- DOES TOBACCO AFFECT YOUR GAME?
- AN EXTREMELY INTELLIGENT DOG.
- PROBLEM OF CONDUCT.
- WHY GOLF DIVOTEES GO INSANE.
- DO YOU KNOW THIS ONE?
- WHY GOLF DIVOTEES GO INSANE.
- GUFFLE FOR GOLFERS
- FAMOUS LAST LINES.
- THE LINKS OF ANCIENT ROME.
- I—AUGUSTUS FIT CUPIDUS SCIENDI (C II K)
- II—AUGUSTUS UTITUR LINGUA VULGARI SED LUDUM DISCIT.
- THE LINKS OF ANCIENT ROME.
- I—AUGUSTUS BECOMES C2K.
- II—AUGUSTUS INDULGES IN STRONG LANGUAGE, BUT DECIDES TO LEARN THE GAME.
- A LINE-O’-GOWF OR TWO
- HAD HERRICK GOLFED.
- THAT WE SHAN’T MAKE A 73.
- FOR GOLF BUGS ONLY.
- FOR GOLF NUTS ONLY.
- THE NINETEENTH HOLE.
- WHOLE DUTY OF CADDIES.
- “THE ART OF GOLF.”
- SUPREME IGNORANCE.
- “GOLIF.”
- THE GOLFING DOCTOR.
- IN THE LATE BILL NYE’S BAILIWICK.
- SOUNDS SARCASTICAL.
- WE, TOO, PASS.
- SCIENCE IN THE WOODS.
- “AM I TO SET MY LIFE UPON A THROW?”
- A THING OF BEAUTY.
- “CONSULT HARRY VARDON.”
- FOGGY.
- LIFE’S LITTLE MIDIRONIES.
- Putting, Mashie and Midiron.
- PUTTING.
- I.
- II.
- III.
- IV.
- V.
- THE MASHIE.
- I.
- II.
- THE MIDIRON.
- A LINE-O’-GOWF OR TWO
- THE PLEASURES OF HOPE.
- ON THE STYXVILLE GOLF LINKS.
- GOLF AND GRUEL.
- THE LAY OF THE LAST GOLFER.
- WHY INDEED?
- WINTER GOLF.
- THE PROPER SPIRIT.
- OUR VILLAGE.
- FIRST AID TO THE GOLF DUB.
- SUNDAY GOLF.
- THE GAME IN STAGELAND.
- FIRST AID.
- BULWER LYTTON ON GOLF.
- THE PENDULUM PUTT.
- ON THE FIRING LINE.
- GOLFING WISDOM FROM THE ANCIENTS.
- SIMPLIFIED SPORT.
- QUAD ERAT DEMONSTRANDUM.
- THE GOLFER’S PRIMER
- I.
- II.
- III.
- IV.
- V.
- VI.
- A LINE-O’-GOWF OR TWO
- THE LADY GOLFER.
- THE COMPULSION OF HABIT.
- A GREAT GAME.
- ADDRESSING THE BALL.
- GOLF ATHLETES.
- FOOTNOTES TO BAEDEKER.
- SPEAKING OF PUTTING.
- THE SEVENTEENTH OF MARCH.
- KEEP YOUR EYE ON THE HOLE!
- HAPPY HINTS FOR GLOOMY GOLFERS.
- ASIDES.
- FAR FROM THE M. C.
- WE SYMPATHIZE AND UNDERSTAND.
- THE TRAINING OF CADDIES.
- UPLIFTING THE CADDIE.
- JUST AS YOU SAY.
- POPULAR GOLF MAGAZINE PAGE. THE AMERICAN GOLFER.
- A LINE-O’-GOWF OR TWO
- MR. LEGION.
- THE PILL.
- GOLF ILLUSIONS.
- LOVE’S ANTIDOTE.
- FORE!
- HOUSEFLY GOLF.
- GOLF NOTE.
- THE DEVIL’S DISCIPLE.
- IN THE WAKE OF THE WAKE.
- SCIENCE AND INVENTION.
- WHY IS IT—
- LET THE DIVOTS FALL WHERE THEY MAY.
- (THE LAST LINE OF ALL.)
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