E-book Category: Golf E-book Title: The Rights and Wrongs of Golf Author: by Bobby Jones Book Description:
The Rights and Wrongs of Golf by Bobby Jones
This timeless resource was written by the greatest golfer of his time and arguably all time. Bobby Jones shares the secrets of his swing along with countless other stroke saving techniques.
Lost in today's world of quick fixes and gimmicks is the pure fluid swing that has led countless professional golfers to greatness and amateurs to the envy of their peers.
In Bobby's own words you will learn:
Foundation of a powerful swing - Correct Grip
Guaranteed Successful Setup and Swing
When Left Grip Should Become Firm
Efficiency is Built upon 3 Things
Flawless Handling of Body Weight
Three Potent Movements that Bring Club to Good Position at Top of Swing
A Critical Point in Golf Stroke
Three Explosive Means of Adding Momentum to the Swing
Astonishing insight into "How to Practice"
...Necessary for Backspin Shot
Conquering the Game's Hardest Shots
The Foolproof Swing for All Distances
One Paramount Quality All Masters Possess
Perfect Putting
And much, much more...
This book was originally printed in 1933, when Bobby Jones first started working with A.G. Spalding & Co. on the first set of matched clubs. These clubs were designed to have the superior feel of hand-crafted Scottish clubs but were mass produced in the U.S. These sets were the first to use the numbering scheme we still find on clubs today...replacing the traditional Scottish names like niblic and mashie.
The Rights and Wrongs of Golf was included with each set Spalding sold. Bobby Jones had not only given us the tools to play spectacular golf but the instruction manual to his championship swing.
The amazing part about Bobby's success is that he was able to accomplish his greatness while playing no more than the average weekend golfer. He averaged around 80 rounds of golf per year and played almost exclusively in national championships, electing to pass on the smaller tournaments.
This book also includes 28 pages of illustrations demonstrating his keys to success.
These rare books sell for well over $200...if you can even find one. I was lucky enough to find a copy with the green leather cover and it is now the centerpiece of my growing golf book collection.
I have enjoyed it so much I can't wait to share it with my fellow golf addicts. This is your chance to have your own copy of this lost treasure for a fraction of the cost.
