The Golf Delusion: Why 9 Out of 10 Golfers Make the Same Mistakes

Read ^ The Golf Delusion: Why 9 Out of 10 Golfers Make the Same Mistakes by Steve Gould, D. J. Wilkinson ç eBook or Kindle ePUB. The Golf Delusion: Why 9 Out of 10 Golfers Make the Same Mistakes But amazingly, despite a wealth of instructional material and access to the latest teaching technology, golfers of today are no better than they were when the school first opened its doors almost 60 years ago. They still cling hopelessly to the delusion that the next golden tip or instant fix will suddenly and magically transform them from rabbit to Tiger. This guide explains that sadly no such tip exists, and outlines a proven, time-tested swing model that guarantees a program fo

The Golf Delusion: Why 9 Out of 10 Golfers Make the Same Mistakes

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Rating : 4.19 (788 Votes)
Asin : 1904027733
Format Type : paperback
Number of Pages : 256 Pages
Publish Date : 2015-08-13
Language : English

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"Golf Delusion is absolutely gorgeous to hold and to read as a gift, it will definitely be appreciated." —The San Francisco Book Review/The Sacramento Book Review

"Not much help!" according to Freeneuron. The book is well made and has good pictures. I liked the title, but there is unfortunately very little practical info. There are a few sparse exercises and pictures of proper positions to be in a various stages of the swing. The info has no real instruction on how to do what they suggest. They might be great teachers in person, but this book is more about ads for their school, pictures of famous clients and IMHO very little use for someone to learn how to swing a golf club. Ultimately, I think they are saying that the "delusion" is that golf tips wont do it on their own. You h. Lots of Bragging, Very Little Teaching I realize that this book has gotten very good press, but after reading it cover to cover I'm still scratching my head. Aside from too many anecdotes bragging about how good they are as teachers and continually reminding us where their school is, the authors spend very few pages actually teaching plying their trade. I believe a brief video would get their points across much more clearly.. "Poor layout, Good instruction" according to JD. It's difficult to review a book like this because if it doesn't address your particular problem it will probably get a negative review.The book basically breaks the swing down in to Poor layout, Good instruction It's difficult to review a book like this because if it doesn't address your particular problem it will probably get a negative review.The book basically breaks the swing down in to 3 areas, the take back, impact zone and follow through. Most pros will tell you if you have a proper take back and follow through, most of your swing flaws will go away. This book hits the mark with making sure you are the correct positions in each phase of the swing. For a lot of people, high handicappers or someone who just can't get it, this is very helpful. The drills are simple.Where it has pr. areas, the take back, impact zone and follow through. Most pros will tell you if you have a proper take back and follow through, most of your swing flaws will go away. This book hits the mark with making sure you are the correct positions in each phase of the swing. For a lot of people, high handicappers or someone who just can't get it, this is very helpful. The drills are simple.Where it has pr

But amazingly, despite a wealth of instructional material and access to the latest teaching technology, golfers of today are no better than they were when the school first opened its doors almost 60 years ago. They still cling hopelessly to the delusion that the next golden tip or instant fix will suddenly and magically transform them from rabbit to Tiger. This guide explains that sadly no such tip exists, and outlines a proven, time-tested swing model that guarantees a program for immediate and sustained improvement. The history of the school is also celebrated, with such stories as Sean Connery learning from Leslie King the skills he needed for his famous golf match in Goldfinger, and Telly Savalas perfecting his golf swing in front of a mirror in Harrods, and such developments as using video to show golfers their own swing and how it can be improved.. The model swing taught at the exclusive golf school whose pupi