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A Golf Swing You Can Trust
Most golfers never improve irrespective of what they try.
You needn't be most golfers.
A Golf Swing You Can Trust is an original work by John Hoskison, a deep-thinking PGA player and teacher. Inside, John reveals how, after years of slicing, he went from the worst player on tour to the National PGA Professional Champion by using these simple techniques.
From the grip to the finish position, John coaches using humor and unique analogies to explain how the golf swing works, and how to build a swing you can trust.
You needn't be most golfers.
A Golf Swing You Can Trust is an original work by John Hoskison, a deep-thinking PGA player and teacher. Inside, John reveals how, after years of slicing, he went from the worst player on tour to the National PGA Professional Champion by using these simple techniques.
From the grip to the finish position, John coaches using humor and unique analogies to explain how the golf swing works, and how to build a swing you can trust.
88 pages, Paperback
First published June 15, 2012
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February 12, 2021
Simple to follow
Good easy to follow advice on how to practice and what to practice. I spent $400 on a series of private lessons and went away more confused and playing worse. This helped but wasn't a cure-all. I compliment the information here with a couple of teachers I like from YouTube that provide drills that reinforce what I got from this book.
Good easy to follow advice on how to practice and what to practice. I spent $400 on a series of private lessons and went away more confused and playing worse. This helped but wasn't a cure-all. I compliment the information here with a couple of teachers I like from YouTube that provide drills that reinforce what I got from this book.
May 2, 2019
Good instructions
He keeps things very simple. Will try his techniques and add to review later. Seems very simple. To many words
He keeps things very simple. Will try his techniques and add to review later. Seems very simple. To many words
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