The perils of morning exercise. Planting her feet firmly in a solid stance Mrs. Willoughby took the golf club in her hand, weighed it for heft and balance and took a practice swing. She found the flex and path of her drive to her satisfaction and then placed a ball on the tee she’d pressed into the sandy soil. She stretched her arms wide and twisted first to the left, and then the right to loosen her muscles, tight from the sleep she’d so recently risen from. The early morning light glinted from the surface of English bay, and the sound of wind moving through the trees helped her relax in preparation for her morning exercise. She squinted into the early morning light, and satisfied that she could easy reach the target she’d set her mind on addressed the ball. As you likely know, a correctly struck golf ball doesn’t merely arch its way from tee to green. The spin derived from being struck by any large and fast moving object such as a club, set up a rotation which the dimples of the ba