Great book.. takes a complete view of golf from a widest angles and condenses it all or integrates it all into one great golf book... 👍⛳️

I have never liked Brandel Chamblee as a TV analyst. That having been said, this book is a wise and remarkable contribution based upon a thorough knowledge of golf history. I would have appreciated reading his views on putting given that I believe Billy Casper was a genius who would output everyone within 6 feet but perhaps Jack and Tiger. And let's face it -- these men possessed physical gifts with regard to their CNS motor function that the vast majority of golfers do NOT possess.

So I watch the golf channel 24/7 and was always a little skeptical about Mr. Chamblee's analysis of guys on the PGA TOUR (Especially El Tigre) but I was having trouble at the driving range so I went home and decided to buy this book. My current handicap is an 8 and a couple years ago I was down to a 2 but lost all thought process. I read the book and went out a couple days later and shot a 78! My average score has been between 84-86. But his method not only helped me off the tee, but it especially helped me around the green. My up and down percentage that day was amazing, I think I missed 2 putts outside of 10 feet but was pitching the ball to inside the leather almost every time. There is still a lot to work on and get used to, but it got me out of my head about thinking about Backswing and downswing plane. Using his method the club automatically got on plane with out having the think about it. I need to still get some old habits out of the way but I would recommend this book to anyone who is struggling or just starting to pick up the game. I don't work for golf channel (although I wish I did) and this is my own opinion.