Bobby Jones

Bobby Jones shows Huntley Gordon and Vivian Oakland some tips on the use of the niblick (9 iron) (imdb)

Golf expert Bobby Jones arrives on the golf course to join actors James Cagney, Anthony Bushell, Donald Cook, Evalyn Knapp, and Louise Fazenda in shooting a golf instruction film. Louise Fazenda however has no knowledge of golf and her ongoing commentary disrupts Jones's attempts to practice. While Cagney and Bushell hold Louise's mouth shut, Jones demonstrates his approach to golf. Later, Louise is sent off "to practice" alone while the cast and crew go about shooting the film. (imdb)

Number 1 in the How I Play Golf series, by Bobby Jones. (imdb)

In this episode, the bosses hold their annual business meeting behind closed doors. The company workers eavesdrop on the meeting and believe that their jobs are at stake only to find out that the slices and cuts discussed in the office are those that take place on the fairways. (imdb)

Golf champion Bobby Jones gives a lesson to comic actor Leon Errol in the use of the mashie niblick club. It is used mainly to loft the ball over tall obstacles, such as trees. (imdb)

In the 5th episode of the series "How I Play Golf", champion Bobby Jones demonstrates the types of shots that call for using the medium irons. (imdb)

A businessman sneaks out of his office to play golf with champ Bobby Jones, but he meets his boss on the fairway. Jones gives both of them a lesson in the proper use of the larger iron clubs. (imdb)

Zelma O'Neal comes to the office of Judge Walter Huston to complain that her husband, Warren William, is neglecting her for golf. Huston, upon learning that William is playing with golf great Bobby Jones, volunteers to go to the course to straighten William out. Of course, while there, he gets to learn a few things about the use of the club known as the spoon from master golfer Jones. (imdb)

Loretta Young and Alan Lane plan an elopement. They use Bobby Jones to divert the attention of Claude Gillingwater, who plays Young's father, from their escape. (imdb)

J. Farrell MacDonald is kidded by his golf buddies for his poor ability to drive the ball. Mac quits the foursome and takes a nap. During his nap, he gets driving advice from golf expert Bobby Jones in a dream. When he awakes, he returns to his foursome and amazes them with his new-found skill. (imdb)

Joe E. Brown bets Edward G. Robinson dinner that Brown can beat golf master Bobby Jones in a game. Brown hedges the bet by arranging for Jones to hit Brown's drives and Brown to hit Jones's, with Jones to get himself out of any trouble spots that Brown's drives land him in. Jones then demonstrates the proper method for hitting the ball out of roughs, water, weeds, and trees. (imdb)

Champion Bobby Jones demonstrates various golf shots encountered during a typical round of golf. (imdb)

In this entry in the "How to Break 90" series, golf champion Bobby Jones shows why the proper grip on the club is so important. (imdb)

Grouchy Guy Kibbee throws his golf clubs into a roaring fireplace after a rough afternoon on the links. (imdb)

In this episode of his "How To Break 90" series, 'Bobby Jones' explains how improper hip motion adversely affects the backswing. (imdb)

In this episode, we turn back the clock to watch a historic foursome using long nose clubs and featheries. Bobby Jones transitions this historic match by discussing the gutty ball and other equipment to his buddies in the locker room. Dick notes that even with the new innovations in equipment, he still can't hit the ball. Bobby puts him on track with a lesson on the downswing LINER NOTES: This scene was filmed in Bel-Air's locker room. (imdb)

In this lesson from golf champion Bobby Jones' series "How To Break 90", Jones demonstrates the proper swing and how it affects the moment of impact between the club face and the ball. (imdb)

In this final entry in his "How To Break 90" series of golf tips, Bobby Jones gives pointers on how to control hooking and slicing and how to put backspin on a ball to keep it from rolling when it hits a firm green. (imdb)