Golf is a game that is played outdoors and for those who are particularly fond of playing golf, weather conditions have little effect on the urge to get out and play.
This golf book is second to none when it comes to educating both golfers and golf coaches on the various aspects of practice that enables the highest level of golf performance.
If youre a passionate golfer like me, youve probably seen a lot of videos and read many articles and books on golf in general and putting in particular.
Both life and golf can offer frustrations and also important lessons on topics ranging from "e;grinding it out"e; to versatility, sportsmanship, honesty, and of course confidence.
In Golf University, Scott Weems offers comprehensive advice to excelling on the golf course that takes readers beyond traditional tips on putting and driving.
This modern classic of golf instruction by renowned teacher Manuel de la Torre (the 1986 PGA Teacher of the Year and the #11 teacher in America as ranked by the editors of Golf Digest in 2007) presents a simpler approach to the golf swing based on Ernest Jones's principles.
Beginning with his triumph in the 1958 Masters, Arnold Palmer took the nation by storm with his small-town charm, go for broke style, and Sunday comebacks.
Over the past few years, perhaps due to an increase in work and family commitments, there has been a noticeable rise in the number of golfers interested in playing nine-hole courses.
The works in Incredible Golf Stories cover the full trajectory of ones careerfrom discovering the game as an amateur to making ones way to (and even winning) a major tournament.
Eight Minutes to Better Golf enables golfers to find their best swing quickly using a simple, effective approachthe Focus Drill methodthat golf instructor Ji Kim has been perfecting over a thirty-year period.
The dean of American golf writers pays tribute to the nation's greatest tournamentOver the course of his forty-year career at the New Yorker and Sports Illustrated, Herbert Warren Wind covered the game of golf from many different angles, providing readers with eloquent insights on the iconic courses of Scotland as well as Bing Crosby's lifelong love affair with the sport.
These essays by the legendary sports writer "e;put readers right in the galleries"e; watching "e;all the great golfers, from Harry Vardon to Jack Nicklaus"e; (The New York Times Book Review).
The classic history of golf in America beginning with the first clubs to arrive on the coast-from "e;golf's most respected and authoritative writer"e; (Golf magazine).
Elegant and perceptive musings on the world's greatest game from the dean of American golf writersThis illuminating collection features many of Hebert Warren Wind's most famous essays, including "e;Jones Breaks Through,"e; his masterful portrait of Bobby Jones's first major championship, won in an epic eighteen-hole playoff against Bobby Cruickshank at the 1923 US Open, and "e;North to the Links of Dornoch,"e; an evocative travelogue that established the venerable course in the Scottish Highlands as one of golf's premier destinations.
There's an interesting point at which the psychological and technical sides of golf meet--and Tom Nieporte and Don Sauers discover this by talking with America's leading golf professionals.
RIGHT HANDERS GOLF MANUALThe Right Handers Golf Manual is intended to provide players at all levels step-by-step instructions on how to play golf and is designed to help you develop your skills and ability.
The author has played golf for over fifty years, played to scratch, won the club championship at golf clubs in two different countries, and had a best-ever round of 64 on a par 72 course in America.
Lena Hagman has found a unique way of telling stories that are not usually told though they are about the utter joy we all can sense whenever we meet someone who can share the splendor of being who we are, in an activity that brings every aspect of our personalities out in the open, as during a round of golf.
If youve been golfing for any stretch of time, youve probably been exposed to the myth that movement-based functional training and sport-specific exercise can make you a better golfer.
