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Part One
Genesis Book
01. Teaching
02. Golf + Senses
03. The Swing
04. Golf Bogey
05. Golfing Health
06. Concentration
Part Two
Learning + Teaching
07. Controlled Swing
08. Preparatory
09. What we Mean
10. Wrist Action
11. Eye on the Ball
12. Must Learn
13. Feeling
14. Force Center
15. Monologue
16. Rhythm
17. Dancer
18. Power
19. Mathematician
20. Temperament
21. The Waggle
22. Putting
23. Reminiscence
24. Golf Analysis
25. Inverse Functioning
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Foreword
In the years before the war when there was more leisure to play and study golf, I tried to help Percy Boomer evolve some of the ideas which he presents in his book. This may be the reason why he has asked me from among all his more proficient pupils to write a foreword, and because he used to find me the most persistent in the search for the secret of the correct swing.
Golf has been the subject of so much writing that Percy Boomer is to be congratulated on developing some original thoughts on the popular pastime. Although no game has produced more theories or evoked a greater divergence of opinion as to the methods of its teaching, I believe even the author's sternest critics will admit that he has achieved a pleasing combination of humour with plenty of good golf sense.
It is in no way Percy Boomer's fault that I have not yet discovered the elusive secret, and it has to be as a disciple of the game and not as a low-handicap player that I recommend On Learning Golf, in the hope that it will help to reduce its readers' scores and discourage their opponents.
By The Duke of Windsor
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