Tom Watsons Lessons of a lifetime

[thelank1985]

has anyone ever watched the above mentioned title? Is it any good or just another waste of money.

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Tom-Watson-...Q1JG/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1342774430&sr=8-1

 

[LeeTurner]

Hired it from Lovefilm (yes, much to HID's digust they have golf DVDs) and found it quite good. The short game and bunker lessons were very useful. The only annoying bit was Tom saying "you too can do this". No I can't, that's why I'm watching.
Some nice comments such as "Lee Trevino/Byron Nelson/etc showed me this one".

 

[CMAC]

yes I bought it and its very good, worth buying as you'll go back to it again and again

 

[need_my_wedge]

Watched it from Lovefilm too, enjoyed it.

 

[MashieNiblick]

I have this and think it is really good.

I go back to view specific lessons, especially short game ones, quite frequently.

He explains things very well and best of all you know he has done it when it really matters and the fact that he is still mixing it with the young guys at the age of 62 suggests he knows what he's talking about and you can trust what he says.

It also gives you a great insight into the technique of a true golfing legend.

I particularly like it when he explains how to hit a particular shot then says "lets see if it works" before demonstrating it and of course it does, perfectly.

It probably might not suit a real beginner but if you already know something about how to play I think you will get a quite lot from it.

 

[jdchelsea]

another positive review here. Often put it on when i'm struggling with something. Very comprehensive from putting right up to driving.

BEWARE - old ball flight laws taught in it when describing how to draw and fade

 

[thelank1985]

So its good comments all around I will add it to my amazon shopping cart now