Regular Price $149.95 -- Special Limited Time Offer $99.95 Peter Croker's Path to Better Golf Serious students and golf instructors rate Peter Croker as one of the most important teachers of this era. Internationally based, Peter Croker travels across Europe, the US, Asia and Australia annually delivering seminars, teaching schools and working with teachers wanting to improve results for their own students. Peter has also worked with a number of PGA pros who would rather not let it be known where their secrets come from. A little research will reveal who they are... All over the world, Peter's Professional Teaching "Students" are sought out by golfers and recognized by their golfing association peers as being Top Teachers in their sections. In 2002 Harper Collins published his Path to Better Golf Book. He has been featured in Golf Digest, appeared on the Golf Channel and written about in many golf publications worldwide. This DVD set introduces you to the definitions used, an understanding of "cause and effect" and a new understanding of how proper alignments help create truly effortless yet powerful results. The First Lesson is comprised of the definitions as well as demonstrations which will help the viewer understand how for years golfers have been confused by "illusions" related to lag and weight shift. The next lesson covers Putting. A number of important drills are demonstrated. Along with the drills, Peter discusses how to gain a consistent stroke and understand the mechanics at work on the green. Chipping is the next lesson in the series. In it you will learn the proper grip, stance, posture and alignments necessary to build a great short game, and the foundation for the full swing as well. You will discover the impact zone, and how compressing the golf ball leads to distance control. Several major breakthroughs await the patient student in this section. Following on from the Chipping lesson is Pitching. In this lesson, the student learns the proper method to load the hands in the back swing, maintain balance throughout the swing and stay relaxed. The student will gain an entirely new appreciation for how the hands help create the swing and allow the body to turn back and through resulting in a well struck shot. The final lesson on Disc One is Full Swing Part One. In this lesson Peter reviews grip, stance, posture as well as the other component parts of the swing such as forward press, waggle and takeaway. Disc Two continues the Full Swing Lessons with Parts Two through Four. These lessons demonstrate the body pivot, top of the back swing, going "A to B", start and end of impact, release, follow-through and finish. Drills associated with this section will enable the student to get beyond the thinking. Finally, watch Peter as he plays a few holes and follow along as he talks you through his though process and course management ideas. No complete catalog of lessons would be finished w

This manual is created to help anyone with a desire to produce a golf tournament. It will assist all those who want to create an event that can realize maoney or just to have fun. Our hope is that your event will grow year after year. We can assure you that if you follow the steps in this manual, you will have a successful event. *Written by Phil Immordino, noted Expert on Golf Course and Tournament Management *Chapters Include; Staffing your Event, Selling Sponsors *Recruiting Golfers, Prizes, Operations, Budget *Games & Contests, Recruiting Golfers

This golf book is designed to benefit all golfers, from beginners just learning the game, to the more advanced golfers who wish to fine-tune their skills. Focus is placed on the fundamentals, featuring both simple and complex drills, and readers will learn how to practice successfully in both indoor and outdoor environments. For golf instructors and golf enthusiasts.

This comprehensive survey of the game of golf begins with a history of the game--including its origins and rich traditions--covers the world's most prestigious golf championships, and showcases the very latest developments in equipment. Full-color photographs throughout.

Driven - Golf Book: No longer the realm of quaint traditions and a few weekly hours practicing chip shots junior golf has evolved into a fierce training ground where ultra-high-tech cameras provide cutting-edge swing analysis and young players spend almost every waking ho

A GOOD BEGINNING opens this informative and interesting new golf book, whose primary premise is keeping the golf swing simple. The first chapter describes the overlapping grip, the one used by the majority of golfers worldwide. Each chapter covers a fundamental, with a short story from Florine Hageras lesson tee that points to the main emphasis in the chapter. In this book, you will find a simple method for playing different shots with the club designed for that shot, understanding how that equipment is used, and the importance of choosing the right club for each shot. Putting is the simplest shot in golf and it is wise to learn to stroke a putt properly before going to the next easiest shot, the chip shot. It is well worth the time and patience it takes to understand these two simple strokes before incorporating what you learn from them into the full swing.

Since 1822 they have ruled the links. Now we know that 23 gods exist to help any golfer enjoy the game more if we are only willing to accept their help. Meet Phor, the first golf god and ruler of all things golf-related; Maat, grand-nephew of Baccus, governs the 19th hole; Chit, the god of bunkers; Oopmon rules the putter, and many more "beings" with the intent to make you a better player. They reward good play, and sometimes even bad.

Down to earth common sense instruction from the man many regard as the finest coach in the world today. Whether you are fresh to the adventure or in search of a new direction, the lessons contained in this book are written in such a concise manner they can do nothing but help you to grasp and develop the basic skills of the game. David Leadbetter offers the essential instruction book for mastering the skills of the game.

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Longtime readers of Golf Magazine know that the Private Lessons feature is the place to go for tips, tricks, and instructions that will get even the lowliest duffer swinging like a pro. Now the magazine's editors have compiled the best of these lessons into one indispensable volume. Easy-to-follow instructions, accompanied by more than 750 full-color illustrations, illuminate every aspect of the game, from approaching the tee to hitting out of trouble to improving a suspect short game. Best of all, this is the rare instructional golf book that anyone can use; women, seniors, and high and low handicappers alike will benefit from having golf's eternal verities broken down into readily digestible bites. It's the perfect gift for the links lover, and just in time for Father's Day.

In the bestselling tradition of Harvey Penick's Little Red Book, long-time Penick student and World Golf Hall of Fame enshrinee Kathy Whitworth presents readers with tee-to-green advice gleaned from years of teaching and tournament golf.

A fundamental golf book for beginners who want to be comfortable on the course According to the National Golf Foundation, 41 percent of golfers have an average score of 100 or above for 18 holes. While there are countless books to help good golfers get even better, there are few books for these " pleasure" golfers who simply want to have fun and not embarrass themselves. Instead of laborious text loaded with theory and tech talk, this guide contains hundreds of color photos that demonstrate golf’ s fundamentals alongside clear explanations. Photo by photo and step by step, this book covers: Key basics like grip, stance, and swing The different shots, including driving, chipping, putting, and sand shots Problem-solving for issues like slicing, hooking, and topping The rules and etiquette of this complex game This must-have book will help both beginners and veteran duffers progress from putt-putt to two-putts and from slices to somewhere-in-the-fairway. Cheryl Anderson (Stamford, CT) is the director of instruction at Wykagyl Country Club in New Rochelle, New York. She received the LPGA’ s 2006 National Teacher of the Year award and is one of Golf for Women’ s 50 Top Women Teachers in America. She was runner-up in the 2002 LPGA National Club Professional Championship. She has authored numerous articles in Golf for Women and Golf Digest Woman magazines. Brian A. Crowell (Bedford Hills, NY) is the head golf professional at Glen Arbor Golf Club in Bedford, New York. In 2003, Brian was awarded the prestigious Horton Smith Award for his outstanding contributions to golf education. His work has been featured in TheBest Golf Advice I Ever Received by Donald Trump, The Secret of Golf by George Peper, and Golf Magazine. In 2003, National Consumers Research named Brian one of America’ s Best Instructors. He is also the host and producer of The Clubhouse, a golf radio show. Tom Mackin (Bayonne, NJ) has been an associate editor at Golf Magazine and a contributing editor for Zagat’ s America’ s Top Golf Courses. A frequent contributor on golf and travel to many publications, he has written for Travel + Leisure Golf, Nicklaus Magazine, Golf World, Town & Country, and the New York Times.