DUNNS'
FIVE LESSONS
ORIGINAL GOLF FUNDAMENTALS
MUSSELBURGH SCOTLAND
1897, 1907, 1922, 1930, 1934

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University of St Andrews James and Willie Dunn Leith 17 May 1867

Download : 'Some Well-Known Professionals' "He was a fine teacher and among his pupils were H.R.H. Princess Frederica, the Right Honourable A. J. Balfour, Chief Secretary for Ireland, and none other than Mr Gladstone, the Prime Minister, was given a demonstration of the game by Tom." '5 Open Champions And The Musselburgh Golf Story' The Dunns By George M. Colville Chapter 16 published by COLVILLE BOOKS Musselburgh East Lothian Copyright © 1980 Colville Books

THE LEFT HAND RESISTS THE HIT OF THE RIGHT HAND HENRY COTTON 1951

Download : "Here is the greatest mistake of all golf theory." By Henry Cotton Open Champion 1934, 1937 and 1948. Facts And Ideas Sport & Country. 21.1.51

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Download : ORIGINAL GOLF FUNDAMENTAL 12 Transmission of power, ORIGINAL GOLF FUNDAMENTALS By The Dunns of Musselburgh, Scotland, 1922, Lake Placid, New York, The Library of Congress, English, 2019 INTERNET ARCHIVE San Francisco https://archive.org/

"To be able to correct our faults through knowledge and not through the good fortune of finding a tip to suit the occasion is to provide a cure which is never going to fail in the long run." Joyce Wethered

Download : 'Balfour, Mr. A. J., how he learned golf, 30; THE WAY TO GOLF' Chapter III "I have heard it stated on very good authority that when Mr. Balfour first began to play he submitted himself to very much the same process of tuition as that which I am about to advise, and that under the guidance of Tom Dunn" and "Similarly there is a kind of superstition that the elect among drivers get in some peculiar kind of "snap..." By Harry Vardon THE COMPLETE GOLFER OPEN CHAMPION 1896, 1898, 1899, 1903, AMERICAN CHAMPION, 1900 With Sixty-Six Illustrations Sixth Edition Methuen & Co. 36 Essex Street W.C. London First Published June 1905

Willie Dunn 33 Chingford Golf Course 1899

Download : "Dunn was tutored by Tom Morris" "about 1851, appointed custodian of Prestwick Links, just then newly established as a golf course" page 349 ; and "the twa Dunns, Willie and Jamie, graund players baith, nane better" old Tom Morris, 1886, page 430. 'THE BADMINTON LIBRARY of SPORTS AND PASTIMES' GOLF BY HORACE H. HUTCHINSON LONDON LONGMANS, GREEN, AND CO. 1890 CHAPTER XIV. SOME CELEBRATED GOLFERS By H. S. C. Everard

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"I always call in, when in New York, to see Ernest. I had only a brief chat with him on a recent occasion. Whilst Ernest laughs at the thought of the lever and buffer action being present in the swing I am satisfied it exists. You can go on swinging a club till you are blue in the face and never gain a yard in length unless you work on the 'heart of the swing' - the just before-and-after-impact section." Henry Cotton

Download : "The snap is scarcely perceptible to the eye, but the swish of it is readily recognized by the ear. The follow-through after the snap is a very swift effortless spring-forward of arms and club, which takes place without conscious control. To the eye the only thing apparent is a rapid twisting of the wrists the right over the left at the impact; let us say during that spread of eighteen or twenty inches that Braid writes about. This turn of the wrists occurs, of course, even in a second-class swing, but there it seems spread over a much longer arc. In the swing with snap it is confined to a very small arc too rapid, so far, for photography to seize. The feeling of the snap is, perhaps, the best guide to it."'BRAID OR VARDON, WHICH? By R. STANLEY WEIR 'Golf Illustrated & Outdoor America 1915 August Vol. 3, Issue 5, pgs. 33-34

The Speed Sector of the Swing (1930) Seymour Dunn

THE NO. 2 SECRET OF GOOD GOLF The majority of players who fail in transmission of power do so because their left hand fails to act as fulcrum for the right hand to strike against. The lef thand must bear back against the right. DUNNS OF Musselburgh, Scotland

"I told you that when playing the driver you should cultivate a snap of the wrists as you hit the ball. Avoid that with the brassie and spoon when you are trying to "pick up" a ball. Only a few very good players can do that, and if you try at present you will probably top the ball. Be content with your ordinary swing, and avoid attempting to get too much distance at first." Henry Cotton

Download : "Gene Sarazen, Walter Hagen and Jim Barnes all based their swing theory on Dunn's book and although he only admitted to it late in his life Ben Hogan used a lot of Seymour's ideas in his own cornerstone book The Modern Fundamentals of Golf." 'The Dunns Iain Forrester looks at this golfing dynasty The Dunn Dynasty Iain Forrester looks at the lesser known heroes of the expansion of Scotland's game' Through the Green December 2014 Copyright © BGCS Printed by Nicholson Bass Editor John Hanna, 4 Downshire Park, Hillsbrough, BT26 6HB

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DUNNS' FIVE LESSONS ORIGINAL GOLF FUNDAMENTALS MUSSELBURGH SCOTLAND 1897, 1907, 1922, 1930, 1934

ORIGINAL GOLF FUNDAMENTAL FIVE STRIKE WITH SQUARE IMPACT

AT THE INSTANT OF IMPACT

SWING THE CLUB-HEAD

& THE INVISIBLE SHARP CLICK

DUNNS'
FIVE LESSONS
ORIGINAL GOLF FUNDAMENTALS
MUSSELBURGH SCOTLAND
1897, 1907, 1922, 1930, 1934

ORIGINAL
GOLF FUNDAMENTAL FIVE
STRIKE WITH SQUARE IMPACT