Play Golf To Win
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* The Grip and The Stance
* Secrets of Timing and Rhythm
* The Missing Technique
* The Key to Relaxed Power Swings
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This is a different kind of golf book. If it were not, there would
be no excuse for our writing it, the publisher's printing it, or your
reading it.
To say that it is different is a mild understatement. It is
radical, heretical, iconoclastic. We expect that it will stir violent
controversy.
The book is different for several reasons. First, we do not go
along with those whose thought - though unspoken - is that most
golfers are hopeless. We do not believe that a player who scores
habitually around 94 or 98 or 110 should be left to freeze at whatever
altitude he is struggling. That player, and any player, can be helped,
and helped a great deal. We believe he can be taught to play a very
respectable game. But he can be taught only by learning all over again
how to swing the club. We believe that anybody in possession of all
his physical members and mental faculties
