Golf is probably the most frustrating sport imaginable in that it is just between you, the player, a static ball and the golf course. What makes one golfer better than another is partially an innate skill. However, most often it's the way one players applies him/herself to the game compared to another. Each player is different and each golf course is different. What eventually makes a lower handicap player is the time taken to study how to deal with the many different situations that arise during a round of golf. Having written over 80 Lessons for a local newspaper Stroud LifeA" Peter decided he wanted to share his knowledge with a wider audience. After much soul searching, he has chosen these 30 lessons. Most golfers want to see their handicap reduced and in this first book, Peter Dangerfield highlights the most common problems encountered by golfers during a round and how to deal with them. Also included are some common swing problems that can arise even for the better player.
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Grendon Underwood
Großbritannien
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Maße
Höhe: 210 mm
Breite: 148 mm
Dicke: 5 mm
ISBN-13
978-1-907629-13-6 (9781907629136)
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Schweitzer Klassifikation
The Wrist Break and Presetting Releasing the Club Head Keep Your Head DownA" - A Total Misunderstanding Get a Grip of Your Game Reverse Pivot Drill The Modern Way of Chipping from the Edge of the Green Putting Practice Extend Your Arms for Distance The Plugged Ball Bunker Shot in a Medium or Shallow Bunker Underclubbing Your Ball is Under a Tree Turn More & Swing Less for a Coiled Back Swing The Downhill Lob Shot Use a Cross for Your Set Up Unplayable Lie up Against a Tree by the Side of the Green Take the Break out of Short Putts with a Crash Putt An Exercise You Can Use at Home Don't Change Your Swing With the Driver Putting Drill - Tilt the Shoulders The Dreaded Shanks The Short 50 Yard Lob Shot Chipping When the Ball is Up Against a Collar of Rough Ball Under Lip of Bunker and on the Up Slope A Tree or Bush Are in the Way of My Ball and the Green Calculating Distances With Your Irons Separation is The Secret to a Successful Downswing Beware of Pitch Marks on The Fringe, Fore Green or Semi Green The 10 Yard Rule A Transportation Shot The Punch, Knock Down Shot or Tiger Woods Stinger
