Power Golf by Ben Hogan, Herbert Warren Wind (With), Ed Dudley (Foreword by)
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(Mass Market Paperback)
- Pub. Date: August 1990
- 192pp
- Sales Rank: 69,150
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Product Details
- Pub. Date: August 1990
- Publisher: Simon & Schuster Adult Publishing Group
- Format: Mass Market Paperback, 192pp
- Sales Rank: 69,150
- ISBN-13: 9780671729059
- ISBN: 0671729055
Synopsis
You'll see a difference the next time you pick up a club after you've read Ben Hogan's Power Golf - one of the best golf instruction books ever written. Here the master shares a lifetime of championship secrets to help you improve every phase of your game.
- Finding the grip that's right for you
- Clubs - their selection and use
- How stance gives you the right balance
- Winning backswing and downswing
- Greater distance from your wood shots
- Greater accuracy from your irons
- Putts that make it to the cup
- Bunker shots made easy
- Mastering uphill and downhill shots
- Golfing in rain, storm and wind
Plus eight invaluable hints on lowering your score!
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Excellent Golf Instructional Bookby Anonymous
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April 28, 2009: My son, wife, and I enjoyed reading this book by Ben Hogan. A golf instructional book clasic.
Hogan's swing is sound as ever but...by Anonymous
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April 14, 2008: First let me start by saying that I'm a huge fan of Ben Hogan. But the book is a disappointment to me when compared to his book 'Ben Hogan's Five Lessons : The Modern Fundamentals of Golf' which is a masterpiece. Power golf as you can probably tell by the cover is a bit antiquated. He uses a lot of terms that most golfers now a days wouldn't be familiar with. He also relies on stories and references that the average golfer won't experience. He spends a hole 4 pages on putting. To me putting is half of the game. It certainly is half of most peoples score. His other tips on wind play and uneven lies is more general then specific. Its a quick read and those with good swings will find validation in his words. Those who are struggling to improve should read 'Ben Hogan's Five Lessons : The Modern Fundamentals of Golf' it will do more to educate and inspire the average golfer.
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