From Hugh Harries
hugh.harries@mcmail.com
The idea of wearing a hat to improve the golfer’s swing is not new
(This Week, 10 January, p 11).
Read Those in Peril on the Tee by P. G.
Wodehouse: “His other pet failing, the raising of the head, had been checked by
the fact that he was wearing a top-hat . . . the unseen influence of generations
of ancestors who had devoted the whole of their intellect to the balancing of
top-hats on windy days.”
