How to Master a Great Golf Swing
Fifteen Fundamentals to Build a Great Swing
2nd Edition
Published on 3. April 2006
304 pages
978-1-4616-6200-6 (ISBN)
Description
As millions of golfers will attest, mastering a strong, consistent, and accurate golf swing is no easy feat. Yet, as leading golf-swing analyst Maxine Van Evera Lupo shows in this revolutionary book, any golfer, by focusing on the 15 fundamentals and following the step-by-step instruction for each, can master the proper moves and positions that ensure a correct and controlled swing. Using this sequential method of instruction, the author clearly examines each swing part in detail. The golfer can then compare his or her movements with those discussed in the book and depicted in more than 200 line drawings and adjust those components that are not fundamentally correct.
This breakthrough book elimates the endless tips and quick fixes that clutter most instructional golf books. The result is a clear, concise blueprint for understanding the swing's makeup that enables the golfer to achieve a consistently smooth and natural swing.
This breakthrough book elimates the endless tips and quick fixes that clutter most instructional golf books. The result is a clear, concise blueprint for understanding the swing's makeup that enables the golfer to achieve a consistently smooth and natural swing.
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Edition
2nd Edition
Language
English
Place of publication
Lanham
United States
File size
9,15 MB
ISBN-13
978-1-4616-6200-6 (9781461662006)
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Book
04/2006
2nd Edition
Taylor Trade Publishing
€17.00
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Persons
Maxine Van Evera Lupo, a retired Class A member of the LPGA Teaching Division in southern California, is a leading golf-swing analyst. As am amateur she has competed in the U.S. Women's Opoen and won 20 club championships. She was formerly a teaching professional at the Rancho Santa Fe Golf Club and a faculty member of the nearby San Diego Golf Academy. She lives in Ramona, California, near San Diego.
Content
- Cover
- Title Page
- Copyright Page
- Dedication Page
- Table of Contents
- Foreword
- Chapter 1: Understanding the Basic Golf Swing
- Chapter 2: Learning to Use Fundamentals
- Part I: The Grip
- Chapter 3: Analyzing the Grip
- Chapter 4: Fundamental No. 1: The Left-Hand Pistol Grip
- Chapter 5: Fundamental No. 2: The Right-Hand Grip
- Part II: The Position of Address
- Chapter 6: Analyzing the Position of Address
- Chapter 7: Fundamental No. 3: The Basic Position at Address
- Chapter 8: Fundamental No. 4: Positioning the Clubhead
- Chapter 9: Fundamental No. 5: Positioning the Feet
- Chapter 10: Fundaniental No. 6: Flexing the Knees Toward Each Other
- Chapter 11: Fundamental No. 7: Completing the Grip
- Chapter 12: Fundamental No. 8: Rolling the Elbows Inward
- Chapter 13: The Waggle
- Part III: The Backswing Push-Away
- Chapter 14: Fundanlental No. 9: The Fornard Press
- Chapter 15: Fundamental No. 10: Pushing the Clubhead into a Toe-Up Position
- Chapter 16: Fundamental No. 11: The Wrist Break
- Chapter 17: Fundamental No. 12: Completing the Backswing
- Chapter 18: Practicing the Backswing
- Part IV: The Short Swing
- Chapter 19: The Purpose of the Shol~Sw ing
- Chapter 20: Fundamental No. 13: The Toe-Up Position of the Clubhead in the Follow-Through
- Chapter 21: Fundamental No. 14: Hitting with the Right Hand
- Chapter 22: Starting the Downswing
- Chapter 23: Practicing the Short Swing
- Part V: Completing the Swing
- Chapter 24: Fundamental No. 15: Completing the Follow-Through
- Chapter 25: Developing the Natural Swing
- Part VI: Golf Swing Problems and Solutions
- Chapter 26: Understanding Golf Swing Problems
- Chapter 27: Correcting Golf Swing Problems
- Index
