Golf Cures and Fixes
The Instant Improver for Every Single Golf Shot You'll Hit
Published on 15. October 2007
Book
Hardback
176 pages
978-1-84533-364-5 (ISBN)
Description
For most people, golf is a succession of shots followed by an anguished inquest as to why the ball did not fly straight and true towards the pin. "Golf Cures and Fixes" is the pocket first-aid manual to solve these problems. It is divided first by club (drivers, long irons etc) and then by problem (shank, fade, slice, hook etc) and explains and fixes each of those problems directly by way of diagrams, text, tips and photography. The star feature of the book is its amazingly useful club-by-club, shot-by-shot structure. Readers know precisely where to look in the book and the comprehensive nature of the structure assures them that the book contains an explanation and cure for every conceivable problem.
For most people, golf is a succession of shots followed by an anguished inquest as to why the ball did not fly straight and true towards the pin. "Golf Cures and Fixes" is the pocket first-aid manual to solve these problems. It is divided first by club (drivers, long irons etc) and then by problem (shank, fade, slice, hook etc) and explains and fixes each of those problems directly by way of diagrams, text, tips and photography. The star feature of the book is its amazingly useful club-by-club, shot-by-shot structure. Readers know precisely where to look in the book and the comprehensive nature of the structure assures them that the book contains an explanation and cure for every conceivable problem.
For most people, golf is a succession of shots followed by an anguished inquest as to why the ball did not fly straight and true towards the pin. "Golf Cures and Fixes" is the pocket first-aid manual to solve these problems. It is divided first by club (drivers, long irons etc) and then by problem (shank, fade, slice, hook etc) and explains and fixes each of those problems directly by way of diagrams, text, tips and photography. The star feature of the book is its amazingly useful club-by-club, shot-by-shot structure. Readers know precisely where to look in the book and the comprehensive nature of the structure assures them that the book contains an explanation and cure for every conceivable problem.
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Language
English
Place of publication
London
United Kingdom
Publishing group
Octopus Publishing Group
Dimensions
Height: 237 mm
Width: 222 mm
Thickness: 20 mm
Weight
866 gr
ISBN-13
978-1-84533-364-5 (9781845333645)
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Persons
Steve Newell is an experienced golf writer who over the last 15 years has worked with many of the world's leading players and teachers. As well as being the instruction editor at Golf World for over10 years, he has written many golf books, including How to Build a Classic Golf Swing and The Complete Short Game, both with double US Open champion Ernie Els.
Steve Newell is an experienced golf writer who over the last 15 years has worked with many of the world's leading players and teachers. As well as being the instruction editor at Golf World for over10 years, he has written many golf books, including How to Build a Classic Golf Swing and The Complete Short Game, both with double US Open champion Ernie Els.
Steve Newell is an experienced golf writer who over the last 15 years has worked with many of the world's leading players and teachers. As well as being the instruction editor at Golf World for over10 years, he has written many golf books, including How to Build a Classic Golf Swing and The Complete Short Game, both with double US Open champion Ernie Els.
Content
1. Foreword by Ernie Els 2. Introduction 3. Driver 4. Fairway-metals 5. Long-irons 6. Mid-irons 7. Short-irons 8. Wedges 9. Sand-irons 10. Putter