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golf with the best - learning from the golf course and surrounding Tourpros

From

Steve Newell

Published by blv

text on spine:

Steve Newell, editor of Golf World, had the to play each one PGA Tour winner, ten of them major champions, a game with him or any of its Radaktionskollegen - He asked the world's top 20 golfers: idea.

That was coaching at the highest level! The matches focused game situations - from swing to putt, chip - And gave insight into strategy, technology, experience and tricks of the respective professionals.

What got the amateurs from the professionals can understand here. Profit from the unique expertise of world-class players.

comments from me:

Among the participants:

• Ernie Els

• Nick Faldo

• Padraig Harrington

• Ian Wossnam

• Retief Goosen

• Peter Allis

would like to know more about the touring professionals, this book may find some answers. But above all, the reader learns how big the actual difference between the Welkbesten and Normalo hacker is. If a player gets nine-digit targets shock and not a trace of Chance to make this match a positive, can say certainly, these players play a different game.

But not only the playfulness is the focal point. have noted the statement by Nick Faldo, that he had in the last 27 years of touring almost no private life is remarkable, and perhaps why we see him win as little as he has shifted his priorities?

Vielleicht interessiert es den Leser aber mehr, warum Laura Davis nur bei den US-Open eine Einspielrunde spielt und seltenst auf der Driving Range übt. Or that Jasper Parnevik to the psoitive soliloquy during the lap feels. I liked what it says Ian Poulter of Bernhard Langer: "If he brings in difficulties, he manages to always find just the right shot recovery that does not involve any other error for himself. (....) By Bernhard can be learned here, and also as the average golfer can be abschauen much. Since joins often a mistake to the other, with the result: disaster! let players like Bernhard is one to come really bad shot more than a bogey. (...)

Toll also the statistics by Gary Player in 1996. During that season he was in the sand 81 times and could putt like 79 times with 2 hits.