Ernie Els, one of the most exciting talents in golf, explains how to develop the ultimate short game through using the correct methods in practice.
Every conceivable shot around the green is covered - approach shots, chipping, bunker play, putting and recovery shots - and for each stroke that Els demonstrates there is a self-contained exercise or drill routine.
This golfer's manual is packed full of practical tips on technique, equipment, strategy, shot selection and choice of club, with Els drawing on real-life situations on the golf course to make his point.
Whether practising in the living room or the garden, in the practice net or on the range, you can now gain the knowledge and the confidence to eliminate your weaknesses and improve your all-round game.
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Höhe: 265 mm
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978-0-00-717905-3 (9780007179053)
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Ernie Els was born in Johannesburg in 1970. He made his breakthrough on the world tour at the age of 24 by winning the 1994 US Open at Oakmont, the third youngest player since the War to do so. He has since added a second US Open and the British Open titles to his collection.
Steve Newell is the instruction editor of Golf World magazine. He is the author of numerous golf books including How to Build a Classic Golf Swing and Complete Short Game both with Ernie Els, and 50 Greatest Golf Lessons of the Century with John Jacobs.
