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- This product had a total of 68 reviews as of our last analysis date on May 27 2020.
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Great solution for all struggling Golfers and those committed to personal improvements this book has revolutionized my approach... Read More
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Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
This is an excellent book, almost stating the obvious.
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
In my mind, this is the best book on how to learn and practice golf, but it should be read in conjunction with other books on golf course management.
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
For me, the short game comprises all the shots within 60 yards of the hole - the scoring area.
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
Shane jones makes a convincing demonstration, based on facts, statistics, and risk management, of the importance of the short game.
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
Later, i would learn that the same is true for amateurs (with respect to scoring ability, of course, without the money earnings).
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I think that's a bad decision.
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
And the least important game is your power-swing, ball-striking game, the game you've been practicing for years.
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