The Seven Laws of the Golf Swing

Features

Hardcover: 192 pages

Publisher: BBC Books September 9, 2004

ISBN-10: 0563487992

ISBN-13: 978-0563487999

Product Dimensions: 10.8 x 7.7 x 1.1 inches

Shipping Weight: 2 pounds

Product Description
Book Description
Leading tour coach Nick Bradley shows you how to build a powerful and consistent golf swing with his revolutionary approach, which distills the swing into seven laws to help golfers develop a greater awareness of the correct swing motion. --This text refers to the Hardcover edition.

About The Author
Coach, author, and course designer Nick Bradley has taught every category of golfer, including players in the Ryder Cup and the Walker Cup. He is also a frequent guest on radio and television, as well as a contributor to magazines such as Golf World and Golf Monthly. --This text refers to the Hardcover edition.

Owner Reviews
This review is from: The 7 Laws of the Golf Swing (Hardcover) "It would be great if you could pinpoint the very essence of great timing in the golf swing. However, while improved coaching methods and technologies over the past decade or so have allowed us to achieve a better understanding of what constitutes good swing technique, one favor that remains elusive for many golfers is good timing." If you have started to think of Golf as your favorite art form, then this book will impress you with its artistic layouts and very professional approach to the game. The entire design of the book is especially intriguing and the pictures literally dissect each motion so you can achieve a perfect swing. Here are the laws as presented in this book: The Grip The Geometry of the Setup Groundforce Dynamics Synchronicity Swing Plane Firing Into the Ball Dance with the Target The author, leading tour coach Nick Bradley has coached winners on the European Tour and he also coaches corporate clients. I was very intrigued by the artistic elements, like the hands almost melting into the club as if both were united in metal. The entire book is filled with practice pages where you can try to duplicate the swings. Many of the pictures look like X-rays so you can even see what your joints and bones are doing as you swing. It is not "medical" but more artistic. There are also pictures of a man and the moon, where he is practicing the moon crescent drill so when you visualize a crescent moon it makes it easier to leave the book and go out and actually perform the exercise. Of all the golf books I've read, this one is my favorite. ~The Rebecca Review Comment | Permalink | (Report this)