This collection investigates the technical and psychological requirements for women to achieve proficiency and competitive success in the sport of golf. The editor, John Coyne, compiles instructional insights from a roster of professional female golfers who dominated the sport during the mid-1970s. By leveraging the firsthand experiences of athletes like Kathy Whitworth and Judy Rankin, the book provides a structured approach to mastering the game, focusing on both physical mechanics and the mental fortitude necessary for tournament play.

The text serves as a historical snapshot of professional golf instruction tailored specifically for women during the 1970s. Its reliance on multiple expert contributors provides a diverse range of technical approaches that remain relevant for those interested in the evolution of sports training methods.