Full Swing
Make Golf Easier With A Consistent, Repeatable and Compact Golf Swing.
- Get Backspin on your shots
- Play with a draw
- Get More distance
- Play a controlled fade
- Hit more fairways and greens in regulation
- Reduce your handicap
- Play to your full potential – more often than ever before!
With a simple, compact and repeatable golf swing all of this (and more) is within your capabilities.
#1. My top recommendation for almost every golfer would have to be:
The Simple Golf Swing.
After months of using The Simple Golf Swing I can honestly say this is a ‘system’ that works – for all golfers.
Will it cut 7 to 12 shots off your handicap? Maybe – but only if you have a consistent short game. It will certainly get you near or to the green in fewer strokes.
My experience with a repeatable and compact swing using The Simple Golf Swing:
- I am hitting more fairways in regulation with every round of golf I play. I can now play the ball to the part of the fairway that will give me the best approach to the green – not every time but far more than previously.
- Greens in regulation have increased dramatically – giving me more birdie opportunities and a lot more pars. I occasionally come up a bit short – the most common amateur mistake of tending to under club!
- After some initial distance loss I am now hitting the ball longer than before. See my posts (under “Archives” on the right) for more detailed information on this.
- Greater confidence off the tee means I no longer worry about hazards and out of bounds. I just know I am not going there! Great feeling to be able to stand there and not worry about what could go wrong.
- Once I have aligned my shot I have only one swing thought. With this one thought I am able to stay “in the zone“
Will you benefit from using The Simple Golf Swing?
High Handicappers – most definitely YES!
I have passed the basic drills outlined in The Simple Golf Swing on to a few people and without fail each one has said they are striking the ball better.
What The Simple Golf Swing does is give you 4 simple steps to follow.
That’s all you have to do to improve:
- the correct grip
- proper alignment
- good shoulder turn and
- the complete follow through.
Most importantly it will help you to keep your ball on the fairway – and that beats playing form the rough!
Middle Handicappers – Yes (this is where I fit in)
I think the biggest benefit to those of us in this group is to learn to have patience, allow the clubs to do the work and to trust in your swing.
The Simple Golf Swing brings you back to basics and reminds you that you do not have to flail the ball for maximum distance and accuracy.
You may find that your game goes backwards at first as you break old (bad) habits – but persevere as the results are well worth the effort.
Greater control and consistency was without and doubt the biggest plus for me – I am sure you will find the same.
Golf is once again an absolute pleasure.
Low Handicappers – A resounding Yes!
You may be surprised to find that The Simple Golf Swing will be of benefit to you – after all you are looking for only that extra bit of something to drop one or two shots from you handicap.
If it is not your short game that needs attention then a reminder of the basics and a compact repeatable swing will allow you to work on those small adjustments that only good golfers know make such a difference to your ball striking and shot making ability.
Use The Simple Golf Swing as the basis to play:
- your draw
- power fades
- delicate approach shots and
- generally gain more control and greater distance.
Why wouldn’t you pay $47.00 to drop a few shots off your handicap and get to (or back to) the level where you know you can compete consistently?
You know its where you should be and The Simple Golf Swing could just be the simple fix you are looking for.
Play the best golf you ever have!
The Simple Golf Swing comes with 2 GUARANTEES.
- 60 Day money back guarantee. From my experience this won’t be needed.
- Guaranteed to drop shots off your handicap. Worked for me as I dropped just under 3 shots in a month and 5 in 2 months.
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#2 How to Break 80
How to Break 80 is the brainchild of Jack Moorehouse.
I am not entirely convinced about this tutorial as I am uncertain of Jack’s market. Obviously he is targeting the golfer who wants to break 80 (doesn’t everyone?) but I also think he is trying to capture a larger market and this is where I think it lacks persuasion as he tries to be all things to everyone.
Don’t get me wrong I like a lot of what Jack says but ……………. I don’t always like the way he says it.
To me a lot of the important stuff is too often generalized and not covered in enough detail!
There is a lot to like about “How to Break 80“
- I am a big believer in good putting being the quickest way to improve your scores and Jack’s “Putting Game” drill is (in my opinion) brilliant. I guess if you just did this drill then you may well soon break 80 without any of the other stuff. I also think with a bit of imagination you can adapt this game to other areas of practice. I have – and it does give practicing a more competitive and intense edge.
- One of the most important fundamentals of golf is the grip and Jack covers this in detail and very well. This is one of the areas where I think he is targeting the novice or higher handicap golfer. Most people on the verge of breaking 80 might find this boring – but maybe I am being pedantic!
- The section on “shoulder turn” especially in relation to the take away should help a lot of golfers and you may just get an “ah ha!” moment. Very good Jack, this is a well explained and illustrated section.
- I do like that Jack tells you what you can expect from his book.
- I think the 10 point summary that concludes the book and which is entitled “The 10 Most Important Things You Need to do to Break 80″ is a really neat and concise summary.
So what don’t I like about “How to Break 80“?
- There are lots of silly grammatical errors that could be fixed with a simple proof reading. Hey Jack for $50.00 I’ll point out all the annoying little errors!
- Too much information about Jack and his game. I know it is important for credibility sake to know a little about him but it is a little overdone.
- As I have already said some of the really important stuff is just touched on. An example of this is the mental side of things. I think the mental aspect of golf when you are trying to break 80 (or any level) is crucial and I think he falls way short of the target. For my money I much prefer to treat this as a separate subject and would highly recommend Michael Anthony’s “Mental Keys” which – while specific to golf – can be used in all facets of life.
- The “Set up and Posture” section leaves a bit to be desired and some of the photos don’t seem to match what the text is saying! This occurs a couple of times in the tutorial.
- The “Rock Solid Short Game” Section is just horrible as far as I am concerned. If you want to break 80 you need a good short game and this chapter is simply not good enough. I recommend you go to Amazon.com and buy “Master Your Short Game” by Tony Johnstone (foreword by Nick Price). Its old, it works and is still the best I have ever seen. What’s more it is easy to read and implement and makes for a great “coffee table” reference.
- Page 48 point #4. Jack what exactly does “finish nicely” mean?
- The Putting section is too generalized for a subject that is so complex and, other than the “Putting Game” drill, leaves a lot to be desired.
- There are a number of bonuses – too many actually. Most are articles that Jack has written and that can be obtained off Google by doing a search. The old “Fit to a Tee” is there but, to be honest, not many will read past page 1. There is one bonus which I think you should get and that is the 30 page “Golf Lessons and Tips” – I thought that was really good and probably better than the product Jack is selling.
So will “How to Break 80” actually help you break 80?
It probably will if you find a few good tips and drills in there. I think the putting drill game is good and there are a few other things as detailed above which are good but all in all if you really want to break 80 I would recommend the following:
- Use the basic swing outlined in “The Simple Golf Swing“
- Improve your mental game with Michael Anthony’s “Mental Keys“
- Get a hold of a copy of “Master Your Short Game“
It will cost a little bit more this way but you will have some great reference material which you can take with you with the Mental Keys and Tony Johnstone’s book.
Despite my seemingly negative review How to Break 80 is a top seller and has been for a number of years now.
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#3 Pure Point Golf Book.
Currently under review. Thank you for your patience.
What I can tell you is that this is from the same “stable” as the Simple Golf Swing.
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