The Keys to the Effortless Golf Swing
Mr. McTeigue's straightforward approach for developing a sound swing is
fantastic. The "effortless swing" is elegant in its simplicity, easily adopted,
and has helped this author's game beyond belief. For another perspective,
we've included the Forward section of the book from former Golf Digest
editorial director and prolific golf instruction author, Ken Bowden. Click
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Practical Golf by John Jacobs Universally considered one of the best instructional books of all time, Jacobs' approach and guidance focuses on learning from ball flight and adjusting accordingly, rather than re-building from the ground up. Written in an easily understood manner with great illustrations to reinforce key points. Practical Golf is a treasure that belongs on every player's bookshelf. 
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Dave Pelz's Short Game Bible This book is packed with easy-to-follow instruction on developing a solid short game. Best of all, the author's extensive research drives home the necessity for sound fundamentals from 100 yards in. We're convinced that the easiest road to lower golf scores is mapped out in this text. |
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Golf Is Not A Game Of Perfect by Dr. Bob Rotella If you consistently shoot par or better, you may not need this one. But if you are occasionally (or frequently) frustrated by errant shots and would like to score better, this is a great book for helping manage the mental side of the game. If you sometimes feel like just packing it in after a double bogey, consider moving this book to the top of your reading list.
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Corey Pavin's Shotmaking by Corey Pavin U.S. Open champion Corey Pavin has written a wonderful book covering all aspects of the game. From driving thru putting, Mr. Pavin's exceptional instruction is thorough though not overly technical. Written from the perspective of a very successful modest length hitter, the concepts within can be readily applied with success by players of all skill levels.
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Harvey Penick's Little Red Book Timeless insight and wisdom from this celebrated teacher. Easily digested with a number of single page essays on topics from driving to putting, sprinkled with words on the personal side of the game. This book is a joy to read and really captures the true spirit of golf.
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