Play Golf Better Faster: the Classic Guide to Optimizing Your  Performance and Building Your Best Fast - Kalliope Barlis - Books - Building Your Best - 9780990452621 - June 1, 2014
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Play Golf Better Faster: the Classic Guide to Optimizing Your Performance and Building Your Best Fast

Kalliope Barlis

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Play Golf Better Faster: the Classic Guide to Optimizing Your Performance and Building Your Best Fast

PLAY GOLF BETTER FASTER ISN'T JUST ABOUT MECHANICS, IT?S ABOUT THE SECRETS OF GREAT GOLF.

Play Golf Better Faster is a workbook that takes your golf game to the next level of mastery. It is full of practical steps to dramatically improve your game.

If you?ve been overwhelmed by the mass information the golf industry offers, this book will simplify it all for you.

If you have spent a lot of time and money on equipment and lessons, or have the possibility of doing so, this book teaches you to start spending time on yourself and your golf game instead.

This book guides you to master your game, simply. You will learn how to master thinking more usefully, how to practice the right way, and how to focus on every single shot to lower your score while you play.

Play Golf Better Faster is a must-read for anyone who plays golf at any level; for the novice with no bad habits to change, for the experienced player to reach a higher level, and for everyone in between. As you read through the text, your game begins to improve. As you use the information in this book, you dramatically increase your ability to play golf better, faster.

"This book is for anybody that wants to play the game easier and with more enjoyment." ?Chuck Hogan

Media Books     Paperback Book   (Book with soft cover and glued back)
Released June 1, 2014
ISBN13 9780990452621
Publishers Building Your Best
Pages 212
Dimensions 299 g
Language English  

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