Golfs golden rule the book................

[macca64]

Anyone read it, got some good reviews, any thoughts ?

 

[HomerJSimpson]

Nope. Never heard of it but tell me more. What's this "golden rule"

 

[macca64]

Don't know, apparently its wot every pro does !!!!

 

[Farneyman]

Surly the golden rule involves not eating yellow snow :whoo:

 

[Evesdad]

I've got one of their early books the golf factory. It's quite good. The golden rule book is all about impact I believe.

 

[SugarPenguin]

Golf's Golden rule = Shoot lower scores.

/ fin

 

[Dan2501]

From the Amazon reviews, the "Golden Rule" is as follows:

The "golden rule" is actually 2 rules. First, what is the correct hand action to be used in the take away. When you read this section it is genuinely illuminating. The second golden rule is the correct sequencing in the downswing to consistently apply a square compression to the golf ball at impact.

 

[ScienceBoy]

The only golden rule I know is "play the ball as it lies"

I default to that, unless doing so would earn me a penalty.

 

[SwingsitlikeHogan]

From the Amazon reviews, the "Golden Rule" is as follows:

Well as I don't understand even the words in the Amazon summary I think I'd best give it a miss.

 

[Foxholer]

From the Amazon reviews, the "Golden Rule" is as follows:

Makes a change from 'Magic Move'!

Certainly agree with Rule #2, but not completely swayed by #1 - as the sole purpose of the back-swing is to facilitate the down-swing (and Rule #2)!

 

[SocketRocket]

I have this book. They focus on what they call 'The impact zone' which is a few feet before and after impact. It's written by the guys from the Knightsbridge Golf Centre. They have some vids on youtube.

Heres one:
[video=youtube;0rXiWkZ2USU]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0rXiWkZ2USU[/video]

 

[Paul77]

I have this book. They focus on what they call 'The impact zone' which is a few feet before and after impact. It's written by the guys from the Knightsbridge Golf Centre. They have some vids on youtube.

I don't think I've ever seen such a simplistic form of teaching in all my years of playing. Makes so much sense.