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Keep it Simple Golf - Chipping - Keep it Simple Golf #3 - cover

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Keep it Simple Golf - Chipping - Keep it Simple Golf #3

Oliver T. Spedding

Publisher: Oliver Spedding

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Chipping - the vital link between the fairway and the green that can ensure that you maintain a good score. 
My eleven KEEP IT SIMPLE GOLF booklets explain the basics of the golf swing and how they affect the golf ball and influence its behaviour. Golf is all about spinning the golf ball. By understanding these effects the golfer can correct faults quickly and permanently. The booklets also explain how to transfer your weight correctly for increased accuracy and distance, how to cure the dreaded "shanks", how to get out of bunkers consistently,  how to chip for maximum results,  the fundamentals of putting, how to play a fade and a draw and visualisation and course management. There's no magic in these booklets; only common sense and logic.
Available since: 05/11/2017.

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