Golf Grip

Golf is a fun game that can improve coordination and fitness, allows participants to enjoy a relaxed and social atmosphere, and is even great when it comes to entertaining business clients. Of course, it takes a long time to become proficient in the basics of the game, but if you can master a few of the main shots, it makes a huge difference.

If you have been playing golf for awhile, and are still struggling with consistency, this booklet may be for you. Most of us have been there. Spending hours on the range trying this and that. We worked hard at the game. Read articles and books and received instruction. There were so many tips and tricks to try it became very complicated. So much so that it became very difficult to settle on a set of workable, repeatable, procedures. So we kept studying and trying various tips and tricks. The complexity never diminished. Keep it simple! We have discovered four basic actions necessary for ...

Have you thought about trying Disc Golf? Do you play now and want to get better? Disc golf is one of the best sports. You can play it for your whole life. You can learn to play quickly but it takes a while to get good. This book takes you from the start to getting good. I got a great story sent to me a couple years ago. A player who was fairly new went out to play a round with his dad, there was a reporter and a photographer at the course from the local paper. He asked if you could take a couple pictures for a story they were doing on disc golf, the guy said sure. The photographer got into ...

This booklet describes a simple effective putting stroke, followed by a seven step sequential procedure to use it. The stroke only has one moving part or unit. It cannot get any more simple than that. In keeping with the simplicity theme the booklet is short and concise. It can be read in 10 minutes. It just cannot take 150 pages to efficiently describe a simple, reliable, putting procedure; or even a complex one.

Some people might say that, at age 46 Jane "Par" Parker is too old to win golf tournaments, too old to fear her mother, and too old, after twenty years, to still feel heavy grief over the murder of her father. But Par has an obsessively tight grip on the past, and no one can tell her to live her life otherwise. Par is maniacally driven to win a golf tournament she hasn't been able to win in ten years. Recent low-scoring rounds have strengthened her confidence....