How I Play Golf, by Bobby Jones No. 7: 'The Spoon'

This short film, part of a series, features legendary golfer Bobby Jones demonstrating the proper technique for using a spoon, a type of wooden-headed golf club popular in the early 20th century. Jones offers expert advice and visual instruction on how to achieve optimal distance and accuracy with this specific club. The film serves as a practical guide for amateur golfers seeking to improve their game.

As a instructional sports short from 1931, 'The Spoon' was likely well-received by golfers of the era looking to learn from one of the sport's greatest players. Its value lies in its historical record of golf instruction and Bobby Jones's renowned expertise.

• A clear and concise demonstration of spoon usage by a master.

• Valuable historical insight into golf techniques of the 1930s.

• Offers practical advice for golfers of any skill level at the time.

Google audience: Information on Google user reviews for this specific 1931 short film is not readily available, but its subject matter and presenter suggest it would have been appreciated by golf enthusiasts of its era.

The 'spoon' referred to in this film was a type of wood-shafted club, often with a loft between a brassie and a niblick, and was a predecessor to modern fairway woods.