Golf Info Guide: The Key Principles Vol 1 Kindle Edition

This book (now available in Paperback and eBook) offers PGA teaching pros explaining golf's key principles including the meaning of the most important golf terms, how it applies to each aspect of the game, and how to apply it correctly to your game.

If you’re looking for a comprehensive golf guide, this one definitely does the job with flying colors. The explanations sometimes accompanied by pictures are very good, and if you’re looking to improve your game, this resource will be invaluable. This little book is excellent if you’re trying to focus on your practice routine and stresses the importance of being mindful during practice. If you are a golfer that wants to improve, this book is a game changer! It might very well be the most important golf book you'll ever read.

Most golfers aspire to improve their game, yet most golf instructors insist that your swing must meet some specific criteria before you can improve. If you look at any golfer, even Tour pros, they all swing the club differently. The common factor though is the strike.

This is where the book comes into its own. It does not go about changing your swing for the sake of aesthetics, instead it goes about outlining practice drills and ideas to improve your strike and ultimately help you understand what is happening on good and bad shots. Please Click Here >

Chapter 1: The Release

“A good release is more about doing everything right leading up to the moment of impact, rather than intentionally doing something to release the club when impact does arrive.”

Chapter 2: Power

“A powerful player will always have some degree of advantage over a shorter hitter, just because so many things can be accomplished with added distance and spin rate.”

Chapter 3: Push Shots

“For a right-handed golfer, a pushed shot is one that leaves the club to the right of the target line – and never comes back.”

Chapter 4: Pull Shots

“To hit a pull, you will need to swing the club across the target line from outside-in.”

Chapter 5: Pressure

“Without pressure, the game would be easier, of course – but it would also be pretty boring.”

Chapter 6: Practice

“Practicing with a purpose is the biggest key in this entire process.”

Chapter 7: The Pivot

“This is a game all about rotation, and those who rotate well will generally be able to hit solid, powerful shots.”

Chapter 8: Hook Shots

“For players who like to draw the ball, making sure that draw doesn’t turn into a hook is a key component of their development.”

Chapter 9: Impact

“The moment of impact is the moment of truth in the golf swing.”

Chapter 10: Pitch Shots

“You’ll likely find yourself facing at least a few pitch shots during each and every round, so it’s important that you know how to handle them properly.”

Chapter 11: Lag

“When a golfer talks about ‘lagging’ the club, he or she is talking about allowing the club to lag behind the body in the downswing.”

Chapter 12: Over the Top

“And, where there is a slice, there is usually an over the top golf swing to go with it.”

Chapter 13: The Knees

“The lower body plays an extremely important role in the golf swing, and getting your knees on track will help you make the most of what your legs can do.”

Chapter 14: On Plane Swing

“Golf is a game that requires a blend of solid mechanical technique and individual style – and it is tough for some players to strike a healthy balance in that area.”

Chapter 15: The Legs

“One of the biggest mistakes amateur golfers make is assuming that they don’t need to do much with their legs.”

Chapter 16: The Lie

“The more golf you play, and the closer you pay attention to how the ball is resting before each shot, the better you will get at this important skill.”

Chapter 17: Mechanics

“As long as you are willing to pay attention to details and work consistently on your swing, you can develop mechanics that will serve you well for years to come.”