Steve Elkington is not only a marvelous golfer but he is an accomplished horticulturist and a great family man. His approach to the golf game is one of extreme intelligence. He can improve a golfer's game tremendously if they follow his advice on the fundamentals outlined in this book. I only wish I had read this book 40 years ago! Now he needs to write a book on "course management".
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This is one of the best instruction books I have found. I found this book to be easy reading with excellent swing instructions.
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Steve Elkington provides all that is needed as a foundation for an effective and efficient golf swing. I have read many instuctional books which(unfortunately) present an overabundance of techniques or concepts ... so much that they lose their focus on what is being presented as the key concepts or fundamentals for an effective swing. Elkington has narrowed these key points to 5. And, from early personal experience,...
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Elkington's casual, down-to-earth style and simple way of explaining his technically perfect swing, make this the best instruction book I have read. Nick Faldo's "A Swing For Life" and David Leadbetter's "The Golf Swing" both describe slightly different variations of the modern swing. However, their overly complex explantions (especially Leadbetter) left me overloaded with swing thoughts. Elkington is a likeable guy...
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Possessing one of the simpliest and classically crafted golf swings of any professional, Steve Elkington makes the vision come to life with excellent practical instruction accompanied by wonderful photographs. The format is basically the same as the Hogan classic. Starting with grip, and proceeding to downswing and follow-through, Elkington's interpretation is fresh and better explained than Hogan's. The drawings in the...
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