Golf Info Guide

The Key Principles Vol. 12 Chapter 1: Chunked Shots Chapter 2: Leaving Bunker Shots in the Sand Chapter 3: Thin to Win Chapter 4: Topped Shots and Ground Balls Chapter 5: Closer to the Pin Bunker Shots Chapter 6: Chip Coins for Crisper Contact Chapter 7: Hands Lead Clubhead Chapter 8: Club Choice on Approach Shots Chapter 9: Cold Weather Play Chapter 10: Playing from Greenside Rough Chapter 11: Short Swing Finish Chapter 12: Pitching Distance Chapter 13: Chipping Club Choice Chapter 14: Inconsistent Golfers Chapter 15: Hitting Straight Fairways Chapter 16: Divots Pointing Left Chapter 17: Different Swings Driver vs Irons Chapter 18: The "Sucker Pin" Chapter 19: Late-Round Fatigue Chapter 20: Steering the Ball Golf is a sport that's often perceived as being difficult and requiring much skill, but professional players and instructors know there are certain key principles that will greatly benefit the game of any player. This guide dives into those principles, so you the Golfer can identify and improve problem areas in both your long and short game. In this book, PGA teaching pros take you step-by-step through each principle, explaining in detail how to apply each one to the improvement of your game... with insightful suggestions, drills, and helpful photos/illustrations. Golf is a challenging sport that can be played by people of all ages and abilities, but the golf swing can be tough to master. It is normal to have some aspect of your swing that needs work, nearly everyone does. Just by making a few adjustments, you can make significant changes to your swing path, lengthen or strengthen your drive, improve shot accuracy, and so much more. If you want to play the game of golf, it's very important and beneficial to dedicate time apart from the driving range and course... to read and study the sport so you know what and how to change your game-play. No worries, this book also suggests lots of practice opportunities for the range and course as you improve.