The Keys to the Effortless Golf Swing: Curing Your Hit Impulse in Seven Simple Lessons
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The biggest paradox in golf is that the harder you try to “hit” the ball, the worse you do so. In The Keys to the Effortless Golf Swing, Michael McTeigue offers you a simple system of sequential body movements that produces a true swinging motion with every club in the bag. The result is increased distance and greater accuracy for all sizes, shapes, and ages of golfers for a minimum investment in learning time. The clarity and simplicity of McTeigue’s frell-free app… More >>
The Keys to the Effortless Golf Swing: Curing Your Hit Impulse in Seven Simple Lessons
Well, all these 5 stars rating must be coming from the experts or advanced golf player. Myself, being a beginner, have not learnt a thing from this book which has pages of words but not enough steps by steps pictures to guide a beginner
Rating: 2 / 5
The book presents a good basic approach to understanding the golf swing. The social aspect of golf brings with it the desire to play well enough not to be conspicuously inept. This book will help you get there, to play well enough! It’s easy to read and well written. I’ve bought enough books to know that not everyone agrees with what Hogan or Els or Woods write in their instruction books. This book gives instruction much more basic without fanfare and without terminology that presupposes a deeper knowledge of the game.
I can’t give it 5 stars because that denotes “the best”. No man (or woman) will live long enough to read all the golf books in and out of print to determine which is “the best”.
Rating: 4 / 5
So, let’s see. The Hogan “Five Lessons” book, a classic on the subject, sells for less than ten dollars. This sells for more than twenty dollars. It is about ninety pages long with large print and few words per page. Drawings are minimally helpful. The author of this book tells you right up front that much of the content was derived from other sources (including books by Jack Nicklaus, Al Geiberger, and Jimmy Ballard). This is another way to say that there is nothing even remotely original here. Bottom line is that this is the most simplistic of books and the content can easily be acquired elsewhere. I’ll tell you what. Here is what you will “learn” from this book. Power comes from your legs, don’t pull from the top with your arms but rather push the right knee towards the ball, and focus on tempo. Oh, and don’t sway (the Nicklaus model of keeping the head still). There, I just saved you twenty-plus dollars. Now, go buy Hogan or a good Hank Haney or David Leadbetter book. Or you could buy books by Nicklaus, Geiberger and Ballard and you will then have the same material in greater detail than this author regurgitated here.
Rating: 2 / 5
Learn why all those hours spent on the green aren’t making your game any better. This book will also help you develop the perfect golf swing.
Rating: 5 / 5
Wow! What a book. This book is incredibly clear, concise and easy to read as well. I’m now hitting more consistently, and getting more distance and accuracy too! Who could ask for more?
Not me, I recommend this book and the newly re-released video to every golfer out there. This book will help you to “bust all your bogies” and turn them into par or better.
Golfing Gal
Rating: 5 / 5