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Rotorua Morning Post, Volume 2, Issue 213, 3 May 1932, Page 6

| Special Golf Feature for I I "Morning Post" Readers I WRITTEN BY WELL-KNOWN COACH j f COMMENCING IN TO-MORROW'S ISSUE I 5 c | Commencing with to-morrow's issue the "Morning Post" | = will feature a series of special articles on the game of golf 1 | and how to play it, from the pen of Mr. J. McCormick, the well- f | known golf professional and coach to the Rotorua Golf Club. § | These articles will appear in the "Morning Post" on Wed- I § nesdays and Saturdays until the series is completed. They will § = cover every aspect of the game from course etiquette to putting. I = Mr. McCormick is one of the best-known golf eoaches in | = New Zealand, and his forte is an aptitude for imparting his know- = jjj ledge to others. • § | Rana Wagg, the present New Zealand champion, acquired § = his first knowledge of golf from Mr. McCormick in the Lower = = Hutt Club, and Miss Gaisford, the present New Zealand ladies' § = champion, was coached into her well-known swing and graceful | = style by Mi\ McCormick at Rotorua. § = There are many other pvominent golfers who frequently § = come to Rotorua to have £heir style polished up under Mr. Mc- = I Cormick's capable tutelage, and his name is known wherever the § = game is played in New Zealand. | § Mr. McCormick has had wide experience and has coached § 1 and played on eourses all over the Dominion, as well as having = i paid visits to England, Scotland and Australia in order to become jjj | conversant with the latest methods and ideas. A disciple of the | | modern school of golf, he takes pride in keeping in touch with im- f | provements and progress. | | Undoubtedly, the series of articles from his pen, which | | the "Morning Post" will have the privilege of presenting to its | | readers, will be eagerly read. |- | (See the first instalment to-morrow) f