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The Modern Golf Swing - Pre-Set Golf and the Impact Position

Ray G. Claveran

Publisher: AuthorHouse

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Summary

To me, golf is such a challenging game. It has always amazed me what a man or woman will do to shave a few strokes off his or her game.

My hope is that the instruction in the book is helpful to the reader. I truly believe this book is a valuable tool for golf instructors, as well as the advanced golfer or the high-handicap players.

The best advice I can give the reader about working on your game is that you must work on only one element of the game at a time. And remember, unless you are earning a living from the game, it is just a game, a wonderful game!

-Ray G. Claveran
Available since: 03/01/2019.

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