Top 3 Short
Game Instruction Books!
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One
of the major keys to successful scoring lies within having a good solid
Short Game.
If you consider that the average player may only hit 3 or 4 greens in
regulation during a round of golf, you can imagine the potential number
of strokes that can be saved.
If you can practice the correct
techniques, in the right way, so you can get up and down on a regular
basis from around the greens, there's no doubt your golf handicap and
scores will improve.
This is where you can benefit from some of
the greatest Short Game Players and Instructors in the world. I have
listed the Top 3 Short Game Books below, written by the best in the
business, so you can take advantage of their exceptional knowledge and
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Secrets
Of The Short Game
From
50 yards in, there is no golfer in history that has
demonstrated more talent, flair,
creativity and precision, or generated more raw excitement, than the
great man himself, Phil
Mickelson. His ability with the sand wedge and golf putter
are
legendary, not only
amongst
his fans, but with his peers as well.
His talent with these clubs are the primary reason for his 34
tournaments wins on Tour, including 3 major championships. 'Secrets Of The Short Game' does
a
fantastic job
of conveying his unmatched skills, and
is a
must have if you are looking to add a little more
excitement
and
imagination
to your short game!
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Short
Game Bible by Dave Pelz
With
decades worth
of scientific research and studying thousands of golfers worldwide, Dave
Pelz knows that the most important, yet least focused on part
of
golf is the short game. He understands that 80% of strokes lost to par
are down to the golfers
play within 100 yards of the putting green.
Dave Pelz's 'Short
Game Bible'
breaks down all of the shots
that are required within this zone, including chipping,
wedges,
lob shots, bunker shots and distance wedges and puts them into
manageable lessons to ensure that you benefit from the vast
amount of knowledge contained in this masterpiece.
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The
Art Of The Short Game
As one
of golf’s most revered instructors, Stan
Utley now reveals
the tactics behind his
step-by-step revolutionary techniques in The Art of the Short Game
Recognizing that people
have different golf swing preferences, he provides an easy to
understand, if not slightly unconventional approach to the short game.
If you are losing alot of strokes around the greens with your short
game, then taking the opportunity to adopt Stan Utley's approach in
'The Art
Of The Short Game' may very well be the solution to helping you to
become a bit more positive
around the greens and start seeing your scores significantly
dropping!
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