Judge, 1922-01-07 · page 35 of 36
Judge — January 7, 1922 — page 35: what you’re looking at
What you’re looking at
This page promotes an instructional cartoon series about golf technique. Illustration No. 5, drawn by René Clarke, depicts a common golfing error: a player attempting to manually lift the ball upward with his hands rather than letting the club head follow through naturally on its swing. The figure shows exaggerated body contortions—multiple arm positions radiating outward—to humorously emphasize this mistake. Jim Barnes, apparently a golf authority or instructor of the era, selected ten common faults for this educational series meant to help golfers improve their form. The accompanying text encourages *Judge* readers to follow this ongoing series and mentions a new golf-themed story department called "Told at the Nineteenth Hole." This combines instruction with entertainment for golf enthusiasts—positioning *Judge* magazine as essential reading for the golfing public during this period.
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Mr. Golfer— Drawn by Rex‘ CLanne No. 5--JIM BARNES’ LIST OF TEN COMMON FAULTS OF GOLFERS Attempting to lift the ball with the hands, in place of permitting the club head to go on through. o Mi nly y we A “af 7 “y w we Le hy a co ly ai ", yy Have you been following the clever series of draw- ings by René Clarke, in JUDGE, illustrating Jim Barnes’ own selection of ‘‘Ten Common Faults of / Golfers.’”? This is something that every golfer should study and preserve. And there’s the new department, “Told at the Nineteenth Holé,’’ where you’ll find a dandy bunch of stories, just the sort that appeals strongest to the golf-sportsman. Every week in JUDGE. comicbooks.com