Secrets of the Perfect Golf Swing

A top golf pro reveals a new scientific method that helps you learn in a matter of days what otherwise might take years to achieve-HOW TO GET MAXIMUM POWER AND ACCURACY IN YOUR GOLF SWING How's your score lately? Having trouble breaking 100, 90, 80 . . .? Originally published in 1961 but still relevant today, here's a unified approach to solving your toughest golf problems. Now-shave off those extra strokes with Phil Galvano's remarkable new method for getting maximum power and accuracy out of your golf swing. Top pro Phil Galvano reveals how to use the laws of nature and the structure of the human body to direct skillfully the arc of a golf club and the flight of a golf ball. With this scientifically-controlled golf technique at your command-you'll get the most out of your swing by discovering how you can use to best advantage-the law of gravity . . . centrifugal force . . . and the skeletal-muscular makeup of your body. You'll see how fast and easy it is to generate top power and bullet-like accuracy in your golf swing. Galvano demonstrates and explains how to assume the perfect address position, paying careful attention to the alignment of your feet, body-weight, trunk, head, shoulders and arms. With perfect sight and body alignment, you will have a solid foundation on which to build the perfect golf swing. To illustrate, Galvano show you how to assume the "ape-stance", a relaxed yet flexible position that enables you to wield tremendous power. Next you'll learn of the 7 movements to align you body for all shots and begin to develop greater consistency and accuracy. You'll find here the key to the Master Golf Swing that'll help you break 90. Galvano shows how to create a perfect power swing . . . how to generate clubhead speed for long drives . . . how to get solid contact and impact between clubface and ball . . . how to hold a golf club . . . plus many other ways you can improve your game with Galvano's new golf swing technique. Several simple-to-do golf exercises help you-achieve better follow-through . . . correct right leg and trunk position at top of backswing . . . guild flexible wrist action . . . sharpen your eyesight . . . and develop a good mental picture of the golf swing.