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Dan Shauger Master of his (New Golf Swing) Martin German/16 Different Fo...

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  1. DAN SHAUGER MASTER OF HIS (NEW GOLF SWING) www.danshaugergolf.net over 65 download on everything about this New Golf Swing. A Big Helper
    ByCarol C.on May 6, 2013
    Format: Paperback|Verified Purchase
    This book helped me so much with changing my swing. Everytime before my back hurt so much
    after a round that the next day I had a hard time walking.....since studying the book I have NO PAIN!!!!!
    VERY GRATEFUL.

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  2. DAN SHAUGER MASTER OF HIS (NEW GOLF SWING) www.danshaugergolf.net over 65 download on everything about this New Golf Swing. 5.0 out of 5 starsThe Key to Effortless Golf
    Bytomato cowon July 6, 2008
    Format: Paperback
    I purchased this compelling book about a week and a half ago and it instantly grabbed my full attention. I've been golfing for almost 50 years and while I have what most would consider quite a decent swing and game (low handicap), it always has frustrated me how that good swing will come and go with less than perfect timing and tempo. I gotta tell you, after digesting this book based on Mike Austin's swing techniques, I find myself more excited now than I've ever felt about my game.

    What serious golfer (or even casual golfer) wouldn't love to hit the ball farther, more accurately and effortlessly with more consistency? While I am still a work in progress with the Mike Austin method that Dan teaches here, I can say confidently that I totally perceive the virtues of this teaching as more stable and dependable over more 'conventional' golf instruction.

    Mentally, I 'get' it, and I feel very confident that its just a matter of time before I completely master it physically. Indeed, with just a little experimentation after reading and re-reading this book, I could sense the additional power in my swing and the ones I really executed well were enough to really fill me with excitement and promise of transformation: The swing feels like it is swinging itself... without effort. The ball literally jumps off the clubface and hangs in the air an extra second, or two, or three.... and the ball flight is a thing of beauty to behold.

    The presentation of the book is a bit rough around the edges, in terms of grammar and quality of illustrations, etc, but the concepts that Dan puts forth here are in logical sequence and expressed very well so don't anything deter you from the exceptional content here that I believe holds the secret of improving anyone's ball striking skills significantly.

    I've been so inspired by the promise of transforming my golf game that I've signed up for personal lessons with the author, Dan Shauger, to take me to that 'next level'. So, I will report back on my progress at a later date. But so far, I"m hooked, excited and a true believer!!!
    ; - )
    Jack

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  3. DAN SHAUGER MASTER OF HIS (NEW GOLF SWING) www.danshaugergolf.net over 65 download on everything about this New Golf Swing. 5.0 out of 5 starsIf you find it confusing read it again
    ByLinksmanon April 20, 2008
    Format: Paperback|Verified Purchase
    Having read what seems like hundreds of golf books in fifty odd years of addiction to the game, I am comfortable saying that most are worthless drivel. On the theory that learning one new thing from a $20 book justifies the investment, I bought this one. It is not easy. I nearly gave up, but persevered to discover a genuine and unique approach which deserves the attention of any golfer with a dominant right arm who is tired of the nonsense about golf being a left handed game for right handed people. Much of the Austin method seems to have been anticipated by Joe Dante (Four Magic Moves), but it leaves Dante behind in explaining how the right arm and right hand can create enormous power by releasing right from the top of the swing provided they have folded properly and been accompanied by a correct pivot. This is the message Bill Mehlhorn preached for sixty years, while advocating use of the arms and legs in a wholly natural way, with no firmness or stiffening of any joint or muscle. Those with a taste for engineering lingo should put Shauger up on the shelf right next to Homer Kelly. Those who complain about his occasional lapses in syntax and spelling may prefer the smooth cliches of the household names whose only disadvantage is functional. Anyone who plays golf should get Mehlhorn's book, Golf Secrets Exposed, which can be found on the Mehlhorn web site maintained by Robert Shave.

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