PLAYING OUT OF A BUNKER
Frank Walsh, cn-s of the better golf instructors of the United States, was explaining the importance of getting a certain idea across to a pupil—of giving him or her the right picture in teaching, writes Grantland Ricc.
"I was trying to show my wife how to play out of a bunker," he said, "and 1 was having little luck. I tried a dozen angles, and none worked. We finally quit in to rest on a near-by bench.
"You've seen a bad spot in an apple," I finally said. "And you know how to take a knife and cut it out. That's the bunker shot."
"Why didn't you .tell me that before?" she asked., "She went back into the bunker and played a, dozen .good, shots in a row. You often have to keep trying suggestions until you get one that catches on."
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Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 05, Issue 82, 24 July 1942, Page 4
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