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DAN SHAUGER MASTER OF HIS (NEW GOLF SWING) WWW.danshaugergolf.net How to KILL the Ball Book and DVD or Download #1, #2, Boot Bamp, The Driver, Faults & Fixes, The Little Club and testimonial from Michael Tillison, A great follow-on book to "How to Kill the Ball". Teaches an athletic swing with distance and accuracy that is easy on the body. Seniors will love this method. Get the books and DVDs, work on the swing and you will continually thank yourself as you hit the ball further and further and staighter with little effort. At a pro tournament last year I was amazed at the different sound their ball makes coming off their drivers at the range. I'm now generating the same sound and results with this swing! In my opinion is that Dan is the number 1 golf teacher in the world! I will be forever grateful.
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DAN SHAUGER MASTER OF HIS (NEW GOLF SWING) WWW.danshaugergolf.net How to KILL the Ball Book and DVD or Download #1, #2, Boot Camp, The Driver, Faults & Fixes, The Little Club and testimonial from Many years ago when Mike Austin was a senior long-ball champ, he gave some tips in a magazine article on "How to hit the long ball" and said he could also show a senior golfer how to speed up his pivot and his hand action and not expend any more energy than before. He maintained that a golfer does not have to swing hard to get distance also that swinging the club too hard will throw you off balance. I have Dan Shauger's first book on Mike Austin's method-"How to Kill the Ball' and his DVDs but this new book gives tremendous detail to answer any possible questions on how to execute this amazing method of striking a golf ball with power and accuracy. Even though there may appear to be repetitive descriptions in the book, read everything thoroughly to get all of the pieces in place. Anyone who properly practices the stance and moves of the body, limbs and hands as intended, must improve as I have, which is great as I am over 70 years old. I wish this book had been available 20 or 30 years ago. I now have two great golf swing instructional books, both written by Dan Shauger. I am convinced that the other books I possess on how to play golf are obsolete.
ReplyDeleteDAN SHAUGER MASTER OF HIS (NEW GOLF SWING) WWW.danshaugergolf.net How to KILL the Ball Book and DVD or Download #1, #2, Boot Camp, The Driver, Faults & Fixes, The Little Club and testimonial from First the important, good news - this method of hitting a golf ball really works! I have just started trying it, and to now am attempting only the arm/wrist motion, which is radically different from the usual, classical method, i.e., cock your wrists sideways only, and emphasize the left arm (assuming a righty). The '21st century' method (they need a concise, unpretentious name) is different in that it includes rolling you forearms soon into the backswing, and an upward cock of the right wrist and so makes maximum use of your right arm/wrist. This makes perfect sense, because that is where the power is. It also keeps the club face square to the line of flight. The net result is that the ball seems to jump off the tee, and flies straight, although of course not always on the line you intended. The key thing is much less tendency or opportunity to hook or slice and the back spin is huge, as well. You can see that I am a believer, and it didn't take long for the irons. To now this has been less succesful for my driver......I'll have to work on that.
ReplyDeleteThis decision to try a radical new golf swing is a big one. Very few pros will know what to make of the swing, especially the arm/wrist movements, and so the effect is to cut ones self off from the mainstream of golf instruction. It is a little like buying a Mac instead of a PC, but I suspect that the ratio of new to classic is even farther out. Unless you are prepared to learn this method from books, you might want to think again.