John Furguson and Andy Heinly's — Forget-About-It Guide
Forget-About-It Guide To Better Golf makes improvement easy. It simplifies the learning process and provides practical advice that will produce lower scores. Guaranteed.Less analysis, more action. How to lower your scores by limiting what you learn.
Good Tip, Bad Tip. How to sift through all the conflicting advice.
You and your coach. How to get more from your golf lessons.
The Player vs. The Brain. How to think about the mental game.
It’s not you, it’s the club. How the wrong equipment affects your game.
The longest yard in golf. How to beat the yips and make more putts.
Golfers these days are inundated with information. Thankfully, Forget-About-It Guide To Better Golf won’t add to the confusion with more stop-action photography and scientific analysis. Instead, the book offers unique insight on how to learn the game and includes useful tips on how to find a good golf pro, how to choose the right golf clubs, how to sink more putts and how to improve scores without worrying about spine angles and a well-timed release.
The authors of most golf books assume that you can learn the game simply by looking at pictures and reading captions. Forget about it! As we all know, it’s not that easy.
In Forget-About-It Guide To Better Golf we take a different approach to learning. First, you don't have to "understand" the golf swing in order to play well. In fact, for many people the more they know the worse they get. And second, what you don’t work on is just as important as what you do work on.
The book was written and conceived by John Furgurson with help, inspiration and guidance from Andy Heinly, PGA Professional. The foreword is written by Wally Armstrong, author and former PGA tour player.
Each chapter contains quotes from some of golf's most legendary figures, such as Tiger Woods, Ben Hogan and Sam Snead. Andy's teaching philosphy and John's writing style combine to make this a fun, engaging book that will simplify the learning process and have a lasting, positive effect your game.
So if you've been reading golf magazines, listening to golf tips and beating balls till your hands bleed, forget about it! There's an easier way to learn the game of golf, starting with Forget-About-It Guide To Better Golf.
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