Books : Swing the Clubhead (Golf digest classic series)
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by: Ernest Jones
Binding: Hardcover
Dewey Decimal Number: 796.3523
EAN: 9780914178910
ISBN: 0914178911
Label: Golf Digest
Manufacturer: Golf Digest
Number Of Pages: 126
Publication Date: 1986-01
Publisher: Golf Digest
Sales Rank: 387299
Studio: Golf Digest
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Rating: - If there was a 6th star, I'd give it that, too
This is by far, the best and most simple approach to swinging the golf club.
Rating: - The definitive book on the simpleist way to swing a club
Physics, not phyisique. Earnest Jones proves his own point by winning the equivalent of the NY State professional championship before and after the war, after with only one leg. His methods prove that the clubhead is the only part of the golf club that the student needs to concentrate on.
Rating: - A simple approach to the golf swing..
After reading the book, I went out to the range and hit shot after shot with solid contact and pretty good accuracy. I am a 20 handicap and could not seem to make solid contact. I thought that it was a fluke, so I went back to the range the next day and again hit the ball solidly. I hope to take it to the course next week. Some of the body movements are out of date but the idea of swinging the club is still way ahead of it's time compared to present teaching.
Rating: - Uncluttered
Considering all of the books that have been written about golf, it is rare to find one that is so concise and clear. This book is all anyone will need to start learning golf. For those of us who have cluttered our minds with technical golf garbage over the years, this book is a great start to taking out the trash!
Rating: - You've got to get that swingin' feelin'...
This book gives a solid foundation to learning the most important aspect of the golf game -- the Swing. Without it, I would probably still be spending more time fixing divots on the fairway than enjoying the game of golf. Jones has some simple and effective techniques to develop the feel of the swing. It's seems awkward at first (especially for those who have learned to 'whip' their clubs) but once you get the feel of the club, you'll be amazed at how fast your clubs gets the ball to your ... Read More
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