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Golf 50 Great TipsCategory: Books Description: Play better golf with expert tips and techniques - it's like having a pro on your side 50 hints and tips in bite-size chunks will help you improve your golf game whether on the course or the driving range. Learn the secrets of the world's top golf pros. ISBN: 9781405338707 Review this product |
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Golf Skills - Ball Games: Field and OutdoorCategory: Books Description: Practical pocket guides, for quick and easy reference any time, anywhere. Golf Skills is a handy, pocket-sized instruction manual, covering the fundamentals of golf with step-by-step illustrations and clear, bite-sized tips. It offers everything you need to know to get started, along with a wealth of expert tricks and tips to improve skills and techniques, from warm-up exercises and training routines to setting up and teeing off. It progresses from the very basics for beginners, through all the elements essential to becoming adept at golf, to advanced techniques to keep you ahead of the game. Ideal for anyone looking to take up golf - this new series offers perfect, at-a-glance reference to keep with you at all times. Delivery time: 1 to 3 days Delivery cost: 1.95 Author: 0 Review this product |
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Golf - Clive Gifford - LeisureCategory: Books Description: Golf has never been more popular with children and this colourful and exciting book is the essential guide to the game. Packed with photos, straightforward instructions and hints and tips it will help keen young golfers master the sport, while the features on famous players are sure to inspire them to hit the greens! Delivery time: 1 to 3 days Delivery cost: 1.95 Author: 0 Review this product |
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Learn To Play Golf In 10 Easy Lessons - Neil Tappin - OutdoorCategory: Books Description: It may be a nice relaxing game to play at the weekend, but to those picking up a club for the first time golf can seem a daunting challenge. However, with simple fundamentals and the right advice, golf isn't that difficult. This essential all-in-one guide gives you exactly this, breaking the game down into 10 key elements and providing clear, easy-to-follow expert instruction. Every area of the game is covered - from addressing the ball and reading putts to bunker play and course management - alongside practice advice, checklists to hone your stance, key quick-reference reminders and tips for what to keep in your mind as you play. With Learn to Play Golf in 10 Easy Lessons as your guide you are just 10 steps away from being a great golfer and enjoying the game to its fullest. Delivery time: 1 to 3 days Delivery cost: 1.95 Author: 0 Review this product |
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It sure helped my game a lot.,
By A Customer
This review is from: Golf (101 Essential Tips) (Paperback)
A great book for beginers and pros as well. No one will use all the tips but every one can use some. My game improved greatly just after I started to use some of the tips in this book.
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