A New Way to Better Golf: By Alex J. Morrison

London, William Heinemann Ltd.

Hardback. Reprint 13th Edition, February 1939. 179pp. and 24 black and white illustrations.

With an introduction by Bernard Darwin,and the foreward by Rex Beach.

Condition: Very Good.

Dust Jacket Condition: Very Good. 

Alex Morrison was a golf instructor from the 1920's to the 1950's, and was one of the first to use high-speed photographs to analyze golf swings from all possible angles. He writes in his Author's Note at the start of the book: "This is not 'just another golf book.' The material that I present here is entirely original and describes completely for the first time the only method of playing golf that is based on the inescapable mechanical and anatomical factors that govern the execution of a successful shot. I have made the only complete analysis of the golf swing; consequently, I am able to state positively - and to prove - exactly what takes place in the process of projecting a ball in a desired flight." 

The book is bound in the original green canvas cloth covered boards with cream titling on the spine. The book is in very good condition for age and the contents are tight and clean with no signs of foxing. There is no inscription. The dustwrapper has shelf wear and soiling, with slight damage to the top edges, and still has the original selling price label of 'Five Shillings Net'. 

Dimensions: 20cm x 14cm x 3.5cm