Gary Mccord

Improving Your Golf Swing In A Day For Dummies (eBook, PDF)

• Format: PDF

Produktbeschreibung

Improve your golf swing in a day? Easy.

Playing golf is fun-but there's a reason why it's known as the most maddening (if not wondrous) game of all. The intricacies of perfecting your golf swing can "tee off" even the most patient golfer, but that's where this handy little guide comes in.

Improving Your Golf Swing In A Day For Dummies is packed with tips on improving grip and posture, the essentials of a good swing, and the mechanics of putting. Plus, you'll get expert advice and tips for correcting problems with your own form and swing.

• The art of perfecting your golf grip and posture
• The essentials of refining your swing motion
• Adjusting your mechanics for various distances and putting
• Concise coverage of common swing faults and easy fixes
• Online component takes you beyond the book with bonus content and features

Get set to impress your friends with a perfect swing in no time!

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: John Wiley & Sons
• Erscheinungstermin: 29. Juni 2012
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781118376614
• Artikelnr.: 38260196

Autorenporträt

Gary McCord (Scottsdale, Arizona) is a PGA Champions Tour player and a golf instructor to many celebrities. He's best known for his 24 years of experience providing color commentary for CBS. Fans and critics alike praise him for his knowledgeable perspective, refreshing humor, and sometimes irreverent wit towards a game that is known for taking itself too seriously. In 1999, Gary McCord joined the Champions Tour and took it by storm. He won the first and last events of the year - the Toshiba Senior Classic and Ingersoll-Rand Senior Tour Championship. Over the past few years Gary has continued his excellent play, proving himself to be an extremely talented golfer. Gary has also established himself as a talented author. Non-golfers might recognize McCord for his appearance in the Kevin Costner movie, Tin Cup, in which Gary played himself and served as a technical director.