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This is a comprehensive guide to the game of golf for the intermediate golfer. Starting with the basics of the set-up and swing, it moves on to the mechanics of striking the ball and learning the arts of chipping and putting. Experts of "Golf World" magazine, John Jacobs, Ken Adwick, Ian Connelly, Alan Fine and Beverly Lewis, describe how to analyze your game, both out on the course and on the practice ground. For competition golfers, they provide some useful tips on developing matchplay tactics and how to "think" your way round a golf course.
This instructional manual investigates the technical and psychological components required for an intermediate golfer to elevate their performance and consistency on the course. The authors, a collective of experts associated with Golf World magazine including John Jacobs and Beverly Lewis, utilize their professional coaching experience to break down the mechanics of the swing and the strategic nuances of competitive play. By integrating physical technique with mental preparation, the text provides a structured framework for players seeking to refine their skills beyond the beginner level.
What You Will Find
The subject matter points to a practical, instructional text designed for golfers who have moved past the initial learning phase and require technical refinement. The inclusion of multiple expert contributors suggests a comprehensive approach that balances physical mechanics with the mental discipline necessary for competitive play.
Page Count:
159
Publication Date:
1998-01-01
Publisher:
Harpercollins Pub Ltd
ISBN-10:
0002184532
ISBN-13:
9780002184533
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