The Only Golf Lesson You'll Ever Need: Easy Solutions to Problem Golf Swings

by Hank Haney, John Huggan

The Only Golf Lesson You'll Ever Need, Hank Haney, one of the most respected and soughtafter golf instructors in the world, shares the secrets he's learned by observing hundreds of thousands of students--from top PGA Tour pros to high-handicappers. He explains how intelligent observation of your ball-flight tendencies--the way your shot behaves in the air--provides the answers to helping you develop a consistent repeating swing that will lower your scores. You'll also pick up valuable pointers on how to precisely match your equipment to your game. Hank Haney believes that a "flawed swing" that still produces a good shot is a good swing. By focusing on the outcome of your swing first, rather than on the swing itself, he believes you can often avoid making the awkward and unnatural changes to grip, stance, posture and alignment that many golf instructors ask of their students. The Only Golf Lesson You'll Ever Need will help you straighten your hook or slice, add distance to your drives, identify and fix the flaws in your swing, and become a wizard around the greens. "I'm proud of the way my swing holds up ion all kinds of conditions and under the severest pressure. Both are a tribute to Hank Haney and his teaching. Hank knows more about ballflight and what controls it than anyone in the game. And if you understand that, you're on your way."
-- Mark O'Meara from the Foreword to The Only Golf Lesson You'll Ever Need

240 pages, Hardcover

First published May 1, 1999

Reviews

[Jeff · Rating 4 out of 5]

I really enjoyed this book. I love that Hank gives you the knowledge to "fix" your problems on your own. This book isn't like your normal how-to golf instruction book. It's more of a guideline on how to go about analyzing what you do now, and what you need to do to fix it. You have to be the one to do the work, and that's what I love about the book. I highly encourage anyone who takes golf seriously to give this book a try. I'm very glad that I decided to read it.

[Evan · Rating 2 out of 5]

Hank Haney is a great talent but this book was lack luster. While I was hoping a for a modern Hogan revelation, Hank simply writes encouraging anecdotes about his career and client success