Golf Digest magazine June 1968 Sure Cures for Hooking and Slicing Jack Nicklaus

June 1968

GOLF GOLFS GOLFCOURSE GOLFCOURSES GOLFER GOLFERS VINTAGE OLD COLLECTIBLE MAGAZINE MAGAZINES PUTT PUTTS DRIVER DRIVERS CLUB CLUBS COURSE COURSES CHIP CHIPS CHIPPER GREEN GREENS GOLFCART GOLFCARTS Gump-Guy JUNE, 1968 VOLUME 19, NO. 6 INSTRUCTION Scrambling: How to Get it 'Up and Down,' by Doug Ford ...................................................................... 38 Proven Cures for Hooking and Slicing, by John Jacobs ................................................................... 48 An Analysis of Jack Nicklaus' Swing, by Gary Middlecoff.......... 53 FEATURES Rules Reminder, by Joseph C. Dey, Jr. .................................. 19 Is Tom Weiskopf the Man to Succeed Arnold Palmer? by Nick Seitz .................................................................... 44 U.S. Open Form Chart ................................................ 52 U.S. Open Performance Averages for Current Contenders........ 60 Caribbean: Exotic Island Golf at Bargain Basement Prices, by John P. May ................................................... 61 Fairway Fashions for Father's Day .......................................... 72 DEPARTMENTS Golf Quiz—to Test Your Golfing Knowledge.... The Digest—Comments on the Golfing Scene Places to Play .................................................. Book Service .................................................... Senior Golf Activity ......................................... Reprint Service ................................................ Junior Golf Activity ...................................... Amateur Results, Schedules ............................ 1968 Masters Comments Professional Tour Results, Schedules, Comments., 14 23 81 87 . 90 . 92 97 98 99 100 ON THE COVER No one has ever "accused" Doug Ford of having a picture swing. The compact New Yorker brings it back flat and down the same way. He can't hit the bomb. But Ford never steps back from a fair- way battle. Through the 1950s, especially, his name was always among the leaders. Ford's success stems principally from the almost magical way he can recover from trouble, to get "up and down" in two from anyplace near the green. On page 38 Ford cuts us all in on his proven scrambling techniques. It's interesting how he reduces every shot to one key factor—a move or position any golfer can emulate. Illustrations by Dave Dippel make Ford's points come alive. COMING NEXT ISSUE Casper strategy—Billy Casper explains his telling strategy on how to play par-5s. Par-4s and par-3s coming later. Horizons limited—Gary Player surmises how U.S. professionals might fare if they were to frequently challenge foreign courses. View from afar—America's golfing customs, players and courses receive the gentle needle from British writer Ken Bowden. Also—July-December Golfer's Calendar; rum drinks you'll like; how to compete against the club champion. Gump-Guy

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